6-8 Person Inflatable A-Frame Tent – 14' × 10', Stove Jack, Purple Edition
- Regular price
- USD 649.00
- Sale price
- USD 649.00
- Regular price
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136 sq ft · 100.3 in peak
What's in the box
Keep the tallest pieces down the middle
13.8 ft × 9.8 ft of floor — 136 sq ft — with a 100.3 in ridge and 78.7 in side walls. The standing zone runs down the centre, so keep taller furniture near the middle and lower pieces closer to the sloped walls.
The ports and structure are part of the tent
6 in PVC air columns
Inflatable beams instead of a pole frame — nothing to sort or thread.
Rainfly and side awning
Two separate pieces, both included. The awning comes with its support poles.
Trimmable stove jack
On the opposite roof side. Trim the opening to match your stove pipe. A rain flap covers it when the stove is out. Stove not included.
A/C port
A dedicated duct opening for a portable A/C unit. Unit not included.
PVC skylight
A skylight panel on one roof side brings daylight into the peak.
Blackout coating
A black coating on the inside of the shell cuts daylight, so the interior stays dark after sunrise.
Two covers, not one
Fit the separate rainfly over the tent, or zip on the side awning and raise it with the included support poles. Pitch and tension the base tent before adding either piece. It helps shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned.
A-Frame tent specifications
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See it standing, for real
Classic shape.
Air-beam structure.
Up in about
5–10 minutes
Base tent only. Adding the rainfly or raising the awning takes additional time.
Pick the ground
Choose level ground that drains, check the wind direction, and clear sharp stones before you unfold.
Stake the floor corners
Peg every floor corner before any air goes in. This holds the footprint in shape as the beams rise.
Inflate the air beams
Connect the included hand pump and inflate the air beams in the order shown in the setup guide.
Tension, then add a cover
Close the valves, even out the guy lines, then fit the rainfly or zip on the awning and raise it on its poles.
Before your first pitch
The ridge is the tallest part, so the standing zone runs down the middle rather than wall to wall. At 100.3 in it's the tallest tent in the range.
No. This A-Frame includes a fitted rainfly and a separate zip-on side awning. Both come with the tent, and the awning comes with its support poles.
No. The tent has a trimmable stove jack and a rain flap for the opening, but the stove itself is not included.
There is a dedicated A/C port on the tent. The unit itself is not included.
Allow about 5–10 minutes to inflate and tension the base tent with the included hand pump. Adding the rainfly or raising the awning takes additional time.
The fitted rainfly helps shed light rain when properly pitched and tensioned. Pitch on ground that drains and keep the guy lines even so water does not pool on slack fabric.
The inside of the shell has a black coating that cuts daylight, so the interior stays dark after sunrise.
I have been way too excited about this. It is absolutely incredible and extremely well made with thick materials. The main support cage is thick like the paddle boards. The space is amazing for my family of 5. I wish we had bought this sooner. I run Bluetti supplies and the fans make it comfortable. If you didn’t have fans I would think it would get too moist at night due to no ventilation at the peaks. But with a fan you are totally ok in this south east Texas humidity and heat. As I write this review it’s 7pm 86 degrees and 68% humidity. And comfortable!
This tent is amazing blew it up had it up for three days in hot sun no problems will update when and how it deals with rain