They’re inflated just using a pump, meaning you don’t have to worry about poles, that you can’t quite get to bend properly or get lost inside their little sleeve when you’re putting the tent up. Other companies have joined the scene now, however, with tents from Zempire, Outwell, Kampa, and more, all of very high quality. It remains, arguably, the most popular tent range around. Vango was the first company to really bring inflatable tents to the mainstream camping market with their AirBeam series. Instead of having traditional poles made from metal, plastic or fibreglass, the tent uses inflatable beams, pumped up to provide the structure. Inflatable tents (or air tents as they’re otherwise known) are just like any other tents, except for one significant difference.
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