Quest Air Gazebo

A true game changer with so many advantages over a traditional 3 steel gazebo we can’t list them all. But let me try... Vertical walls give the same shade area and dimensions as a 3 x 3 deluxe gazebo but packs up 60% shorter, weighs 50% less, goes up faster (as it has an integrated canopy), it doesn’t pond water, it's stronger in the wind (tested so far to 68km/h), it's almost 3 times more waterproof, and includes a removeable floor. Single point inflation makes setup a breeze for 1 person. XL double action pump included.
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[@matthewpatterson728]

I’d love to see this gazebo integrate with the tents and air tents, especially the Quest 4 and 10. It could form the centre piece of a modular camp site, based around how and where you’re camping. I’d be impressed if you guys are already angling for the gazebo to have that type of interoperability.

[@GlennBurbridge]

I just bought one and it is great, the hand pump sucks, buy a 12 v pump that has a PSI metre so you can pump it up to the correct psi. Now it takes about 1 minute. love love love it.

[@questoutdoorsaustralia]

Mate we tried to develop a 6x3m version but it just didn't work in the wind. We have plans for a 4x4m or 4.2x4.2m version to come out later this year. I thinks that's as big as we can go at this stage. We also have a gutter/joining kit out later this year so can join to 3m units together. That may work for you.

[@MKMTA]

It would be really interesting to see this tested in high wind scenarios. I have a feeling the ground holding down the pegs would probably fail before this would rip. We have a few gazebos but cannot find one suitable to stand constant high winds of 50kms+.

[@questoutdoorsaustralia]

We've wind tested it to 68 km/h - the self equalising guy ropes do a great job. But if it does get knocked over in gale force winds, it'll just pop back up, unlike the others.

[@01orNone]

Great product. When are you adding the inner clip add on. Got the walls & net. Love the product from NZ

[@questoutdoors261]

We’ve got an awesome portico tent for the sides coming later in the year for summer. Watch this space for a few more awesome add-ons (and different sizes) coming very soon

[@01orNone]

@@questoutdoors261 Awsome looking forward to it.

[@WorldsBestWingman]

Any chance of a 6X3 or 6x6 meter version?

[@Fresh-uc9vb]

could I inflate it with those small handheld usb pumps that inflate mattresses?

[@questoutdoorsaustralia]

Hi Mate, Our Air Gazebo is supplied with a high volume, double action hand pump that is capable of inflating to pressures of 6-7 PSI, which is the optimal range for set up. Some of the smaller electric pumps aren't capable of reaching that level of PSI- You would need to check if your pump can reach that level.

[@Fresh-uc9vb]

@@questoutdoorsaustralia thanks, does it use a standard nozzle or is there an adaptor that would fit?

[@questoutdoorsaustralia]

Hi Mate, The Air Gazebo uses Boston type valves. These are located on the legs, on opposing sides. Boston valves have an external screw thread that matches up to the threaded end of the hose that's on the pump we supply with the Air Gazebo. Boston valves are very standard for air tents and shelters, and are commonly used on air mattresses and other inflatable outdoor products.

[@Fresh-uc9vb]

@@questoutdoorsaustralia thanks. This is ideal for a day out, especially the small size it would take up in the car compared to a metal gazebo. Also looks like it'll fit a pull along garden cart, much easier for us old buggers. Appreciate you taking the time to respond. All the best.

[@GlennBurbridge]

@@Fresh-uc9vb yes you can buy a 12 volt pump with multiple attachments , I think about 100 aussie dollars but well worth it. Best buy I have made when it come to outdoors equipment and it packs up so small compared to the metal ones