Quechua air frame tent
Discussion
I’ve just pegged it out and pumped it up just so I could cut the ground sheet to size, it was very easy to do! Is definitely get the red pump to go with it.
Without even having the guy ropes to pull it tighter it was definitely 140 width for the bedrooms.
Then I said and contemplated trying to get it back in the bag! It was surprisingly easy, it took me 24 minutes from letting the air out to being totally packed away.
I found that it was easier once rolled up to sort of kneel on it and put the bag over the top rather than trying to lift it into the bag.
I did have an extra pull tight strap that I put round it first to help get it a bit smaller.
Then worked the bag around it as much as possible so I didn’t put any strain on the zip when closing it. Do up the clips and pull the straps tight to get it a little smaller still and job done! Very impressed.
Without even having the guy ropes to pull it tighter it was definitely 140 width for the bedrooms.
Then I said and contemplated trying to get it back in the bag! It was surprisingly easy, it took me 24 minutes from letting the air out to being totally packed away.
I found that it was easier once rolled up to sort of kneel on it and put the bag over the top rather than trying to lift it into the bag.
I did have an extra pull tight strap that I put round it first to help get it a bit smaller.
Then worked the bag around it as much as possible so I didn’t put any strain on the zip when closing it. Do up the clips and pull the straps tight to get it a little smaller still and job done! Very impressed.
You can swap the pipe to the other side to suck out air if you wanted, I didn’t even do that and found it very easy.
I unscrewed the valve slightly to release the initial pressure that removed it fully to get the rest out.
Then roll it up from the opposite end to the valves and it flattened as you go.
If anything I’d say just the sheer size of it was the only thing that made it a little hard work to fold, the air made no difference at all to me
I unscrewed the valve slightly to release the initial pressure that removed it fully to get the rest out.
Then roll it up from the opposite end to the valves and it flattened as you go.
If anything I’d say just the sheer size of it was the only thing that made it a little hard work to fold, the air made no difference at all to me
Did you try sucking the air out? If you find a method, please let me know, because whilst ostensibly one should be able to do just that, as you state I am unable to do it.
It would be a simple modification that would reduce time to take the tent down to something comparable with the time taken to erect it, which is remarkable.
It would be a simple modification that would reduce time to take the tent down to something comparable with the time taken to erect it, which is remarkable.
Due to possibly moving into a caravan temporarily while I relocate I might have to ask my tent (the one linked at the start of the thread) and other stuff.
I only used it once and it was excellent!
I don’t want to sell it but simply don’t have the space.
If anyone is interested before it goes on eBay?
I’ve got two decent camp beds, table, wind breaks, lamp and other bits and bobs that can all be included
I only used it once and it was excellent!
I don’t want to sell it but simply don’t have the space.
If anyone is interested before it goes on eBay?
I’ve got two decent camp beds, table, wind breaks, lamp and other bits and bobs that can all be included
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