Inflatable tents with apeak
A peaked 14' x 10' profile with 136 sq ft underneath. Every model ships witha rainfly and an awning as two separate pieces.
About A-frame
inflatable tents
The A-frame is the shape most people picture when they think of a tent. Sloped
walls help shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned and give the
profile its character — but the standing area is a band down the middle rather
than the whole floor. If you want headroom wall to wall, look at the cabins.
The 14' x 10' footprint keeps 129–151 sq ft underneath for 6–8 people, at
68–97 lb packed. Every A-frame ships with a rainfly and an awning as two
separate pieces, plus the awning support poles and a hand pump, so you can run
one without the other. Selected models add a stove jack or A/C port.
Before
you pick
At the edges, yes. The centre line is the tallest part of the tent, so the
standing area is a band down the middle rather than the whole floor. If you
want headroom wall to wall, look at the cabins.
A rainfly and an awning as two separate pieces, plus the awning support poles
and a hand pump. Selected models add a stove jack or A/C port.
68–97 lb depending on the model. That is a two-person carry from the car, not a
backpack load.
