Zempire Aero Pro TL V2 Air Tent Review 2024

[@Dw-et7dw]

I just brought this tent and all the extras for it. This thing is awesome. As the man said this tent is really well made. And the best part it’s kiwi made. Like me.

[@secondchance6603]

I've bought many of their products and their customer service is second to none.

[@hoozleup]

Really good video mate - well done. Lots of info and answered one of my questions (the isolation valves). I would have liked to have seen it all packed up though. Think this will be my next tent (currently got an Oztent RX5).

[@craigs6892]

Great video, love your explanations over the years on many tents and watched you on them. This model you are showing is different from your store and the brand site in the pollycotton, both showing the slope front in 5 berth ? Really like this more usable flat front porch . We had the outwell harrier XL pollycotton, then the kampa hayling 6 air classic pollycotton. Miss the single point inflatable like our past harrier so wanting something easier and simple single person put up. This ticks many of the boxes in pollycotton, only draw back is the weight 😮 . How does the 5 man in this stack up to outwell and kampa in quality? Really wish outwell or some brand would bring back the harrier , over a £1k on Ebay second hand now .

[@hongkongmamainmelbourne5325]

Thank you so much for your video, I have been watching yours as I am really interested in this series. Do you know would txl be too big for lowered site at holiday park? I am a family of 4 am wondering should I get a TL or TXL. Also how would you rate pro vs the green one

[@ManivannanKN]

Hi, I am planning to buy this tent. Should i consider buying the Hurricane pump also or the pump that comes with the tent is good? How many minutes to set up the tent with the pump that comes with it. Also what’s the PSI value I should consider in setting up the tent. TIA.

[@AttwoollsCoUk]

For pitching this tent I would definitely recommend the better manual pump, or if not an electric pump as it will make the single inflation point a whole lot easier. The recommended pressure would be 8 PSI and using the manual pump it would take you approximately 10-15 minutes to pitch the tent depending on your level of fitness.

[@michaelebersole6989]

Are these sold in United States??

[@freedom3469]

did he say it has a pole on the side door? isnt the whole reason for inflatable tent is to not have any poles ?

[@kayakbarry]

It's only thin and about 1m long

[@secondchance6603]

It's just to provide some rigidity.