This table is the best quality camping table I have seen. It is well worth the money, being excellent quality and includes so many innovative features. Even folds up into a very compact size and comes complete with a carry bag. Great to see such a high quality product these days.

After multiple tents with poles breaking or splitting, I started researching inflatable tents and decided the Zempire Aerodome 2 pro looked a good fit for our family. I waited patiently through covid 19 delays to finally get my hands on one just before our yearly January camping trip. Well I wasn't disappointed. After a quick pump up at home to check it all worked, we set off camping. We had other campers gather around as we 'blew' her up to see how magnificent she was. Inflating this tent took less than quarter of the time it took to blow up my airbed. It held up through wind and rain without so much as blinking..... This tent is made to last, the fabric feels so thick and waterproof. The zips are sturdy and glow at night. I am super super impressed and can't wait to add a gazebo to our setup. The only small con is how big the tent is when rolled up. Even after rolling her up tight and squeezing all the air out, she's pretty huge and needs two of us to carry, but I still love her and can't wait to go camping again.

Since we got our Moonpod chairs, they are the most popular chairs in the campground. We usually camp in a large group, and it's hard to get other people's moons out of our pods when we want to use them. These are sturdy, comfy, and roomy enough that you can fold a leg up or curl up like a kitten for a wee kip.

Very good ,but would have liked it not quite so tall

This tent rocks. It has dealt with buckets of rain and some medium strength gusty wind. The room layout is great: I love the vestibule for shoes etc... Fits two double SIM in the "bedroom" for 4 of us, and it has plenty of living space in the "living room". Useful pockets. The best thing for me, is the multitude of options for ventilation. Tent already has good ventilation, but the option of opening up 3 doors and having 3 awnings (would need some extra awning poles), is really really useful. I also like that the guy ropes don't stretch out far beyond the tent footprint (except at the back), so nobody's taking turns tripping over the ropes. Bonus ;-)