Quechua AirSeconds 6.3 polycotton - family tent review

[@Ayns.L14A]

just picked up the Quechua 4.1 F&B £299 have yet to try it but looking forward to it....

[@marciocarlos4436]

Muito obrigado por esse video ! Estou esperando a Decathlon trazer essa barraca para o Brazil

[@Cerrydwenn]

Just bought this tent. We are going to 2 Sandaya's over the summer holidays, first time in a tent as a family. We were going for the tipi originally, but seeing them both set up next to one another at our local decathlon, it was kind of a no brainer. Wish us luck lol xD

[@BelgianHikers]

Good luck! No love for the tipi tent then? Haven't seen that one in action myself.

[@Cerrydwenn]

@@BelgianHikers The tipi is pretty but impractical. The living space is quite small and the slanted sides make it feel even more cramped. Salesguy told us it was mostly 'younger families' who go for the tipi, and the 6.3 was usual older people who set up camp somewhere for a month over the summer. So yeh, guess we are old people now :D

[@Fuxor7]

The only tent that impressed me so much that i need to reconsider paying double the price for one from that video.( There is half weight one , somewhere like 20kg one ? Same sruff but smaller)

[@micheldemers9837]

Tank you Belgian cousin...I,am french guy ,but y can speek a bit of english ,Salutations mon ami 🐱

[@justas070707]

Thanks for details

[@adrianosumma1301]

Thanks, very helpful!

[@plbouchet]

Great video ! Thanks

[@darrenhili6623]

Thanks for the video, i would like to ask.. how is it when keeping bugs/insect and cold out? I saw reviews on the 4.2 and it had some issues that I didn't like for instance between the bedrooms and the outer material there is the gap that anything can come in. The bottom of the door also does not close so any unwanted visitors can easily join the party! Thank you

[@BelgianHikers]

Haven't had any issues with bugs myself. I read a review online about someone who had exchanged an older model in favor of this one because the old tent had bugs coming in underneath the front door. I'm too lazy to set the whole tent up to check, but I'm 74% certain the bottom of the door closes with a zipper. It's true that the fabric 'wall' between the two sleeping compartments isn't closed at the bottom, but that's not really meant to keep bugs out (I've had kids crawl underneath, but I assume you're talking about a different kind of unwanted visitor 😆).

[@RantAboutTime]

Are there any camping sites near London for the first time camper families to try out?

[@15phineas]

Hi There! How long does it take to set up?

[@BelgianHikers]

I'd say somewhere between 15 and 25 minutes, depending on your skill level. Two people who've done it before could get it down to 10.

[@15phineas]

@@BelgianHikers Thx!! That sound good!! I will get one!!

[@csabafeher58]

This video would be a lot better with more b-rolls and less portraits, I want to watch the tent when you speak about it ;)

[@BelgianHikers]

Ok, that's fair. I didn't have space to set it up while making the video, so I had to work with the footage I had from our trips in it.

[@micheldemers9837]

I am in Qc Canada no able to guet the air seconds 6.3 F&B ,they dont whant to sell those in Canada but some rental camping store guet some 6.3 F&B decathlon ,what the fuk they tink.😡😡😡😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😡😡😡😡😡😡😠😠😠

[@BelgianHikers]

Fingers crossed they come to Canada eventually 🤞🏻

[@solarialuna]

there are company who take a small amount of money and ship us only items to other parts of the world. i am from europe so i dont have checked for usa- canada.

[@12Burton24]

45kg😮 without me 😂

[@BelgianHikers]

Not recommended as a hiking tent 😄

[@12Burton24]

@@BelgianHikers not even a cycling tent thats straight forward just a car tent.