SKU: 0176602-001PLU: 151205UPC/EAN: 9420059008597

Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent

Name: Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent
SKU: 0176602-001
Price: 2699 AUD
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Rating: 4.0000 (3 reviews)

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description

You’ll enjoy superior features, privacy and fast inflation with our new Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent. The fully inflatable frame with a central cross structure provides increased stability and a generous living space with increased privacy via the two individual bedrooms. The front awning area can be attached to either an optional awning wall set to enclose, or an Aerobase shelter to provide a truly connected living space.

The Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent is the perfect solution for a family wanting to camp in comfort while enjoying their own space every now and then. You’ll feel like a Pro at your campsite when you easily inflate this premium air tent in a few minutes!

features

FRAME FEATURES

Angled beam construction
Dome design
Double seal boston valve
External inflation points
Inflatable air frame
Leverage frame design
Oversize tubes
Welded cross tube

FABRIC FEATURES

Durable PE floor
Fire retardant treatment
Ripstop
Torrential rain tested
TPU tape seam sealed
UV treatment

FLY FEATURES

Carpet attachment rings
Integrated air frame
Sewn in ground sheet
Tension webbing
Tinted skylight
Vertical side walls

CONFIGURATION FEATURES

Central living area
Extended awning
Full front opening
Full head height
Full rear opening
Individual rooms
Internal living area
Removable inner

WINDOW FEATURES

3 panel window design
Adjusted internally
Bug proof mesh
Zip around internal window covers
Internal window gussets
Skylight covers
Tinted PVC
Waterproof window covers

VENTILATION FEATURES

Bedroom vents
Door vent mode
Front to rear airflow
Large mesh windows
Rear airflow window
Side to side airflow
Upper expel vents

BEDROOM / INNER FEATURES

360° fold away inner doors (2)
Clip out dividing curtain included
Direct window access
Light diffusing fabric
Twin layer 360° fold away main door
Zip out storage wall (2019 models onward)

EXTERNAL DOOR FEATURES

360° fold away main door
Central roll back door toggles
Side access door
Twin layer main door

AWNING / GUSSET FEATURES

Aerobase Pro Link Zip
All weather access
Inflatable awning
Guide Straps
Protected wet / dry area
Rain skirt
Side door access

LIGHT RIGGING SYSTEM

Awning area LRS
Bedroom area LRS
Front power cord access
Living area LRS
Rear power cord access

PUMP FEATURES

Aluminium shaft
Carry bag included
Moulded foot pedals
Pressure gauge
Pressure release valve
Screw valve attachment
Single/double action modes
Slimline body

PEGGING FEATURES

Adjustable peg loops
Steel D ring peg points
Webbing peg points

specifications

PEAK HEIGHT (FLY)	240cm
FLY FABRIC	210D, 130T poly oxford with 420D ripstop grid
WATERHEAD RATING (FLY)	8,000mm
UV RATING	UPF 100
FLOOR MATERIAL	14x14, 180gsm PE
TENT ENTRY/EXIT POINTS	2
PACKED DIMENSIONS (H-W-D)	82 x 60 x 50cm
PRODUCT WEIGHT	42.94kg

warranty

The Zempire Aerodome II Pro Air Tent is covered by the Zempire 4 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

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Reviewed Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent

Shaun

Reviewed Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent

Good tent, easy to set up, i use an electric pump. Heavy, but its a strong big tent. Easy than most campertrailer to set up and sturdy. Easy to unistall as well. I like it and now i can take my boat camping

Jane

Reviewed Zempire Pro II V2 Air Tent

OK, lengthy review here. So here's the back story on why we chose this tent; We had the Coleman Gold Series 6P (not darkroom) and it was great. There are 3 of us including our 2.5 year old son. We love camping and every trip I review our gear and try to make it easier/quicker every time with less stuff. The issue with the Coleman was that it was only large enough for sleeping in which meant that we had to take a secondary instant-up style kitchen tent. This meant, pegging out 2 tarps, 2 tents and the fly of the tent and then rig up the poles for the awnings of the tent! NOT an instant or quick set-up. So then I discovered Zempire. I thought, wow! finally someone has combined everything; FAST, 2 separate and dark bedrooms (this was before the darkroom was released), a lounge area and when the front window area is turned into an awning with poles, it makes for a great shaded undercover area for cooking. Not to mention that the marketing videos online make it look SO EASY! Ok, so it's not easy or quick. The benefits DO NOT outweigh the negatives sorry guys. Here are my Pros: - QUALITY materials - Beautiful to look at - No fly to peg out - Great size for a larger family than 3 (too much tent for us) - Strong and windproof - no poles to worry about - You could probably live in this tent but is that important to you? - Really well designed floor plan - Great storage pockets - Super water resistant (mostly, see below re open bedroom windows) Cons: - 47 kilos. Nope, no way. This is ridiculous. Unfortunately I missed this in the fine print before purchasing and It is beyond heavy - Yes the material is of incredible quality due do it's strength and water resistance but I don't care; give me lighter material any day. Zempire missed the memo, on this tent, about camping is supposed to be portable. We had to purchase the Zempire trolley to move it a small distance. - Size when packed up. We have a large ute - this tent is so large that it cannot fit in the tray with a tonneau cover. We had to cut down on items to fit this beast on the back seat. - Speed to set up. It still needs a groundsheet pegged out which takes longer than most because the footprint is bigger. Then my husband (ex rugby player) actually hurt himself dragging the tent to the centre of the groundsheet. Here's the fastest full set up time; Groundsheet @ 1 min per peg x 10 pegs = 10 minutes. 6 pegs for the tent base before pumping = 6 mins. Approx. 3 minutes to inflate the 5 air poles. So around 20 minutes give or take. Which is quick but pretty comparable to a large instant-up or fast frame but with more physical exertion. - The pump is not exactly light work, you'll feel it on a warm day. - Not enough mesh in the front areas if the tinted windows are zipped closed; it gets a bit warm. And if the tinted windows are out on poles, there is no way of closing the front area. Suddenly my $175 mesh instant-up kitchen tent seems like a better idea. - The bedroom 'pods' are not clipped to the floor - why? It's a small feature but would be a 'nice-to-have' as there is little tension to zip up the bedroom doors and the floor moves around. This is also the same with the main door leading into the bedrooms, couldn't see a way of attaching it to the ground if the groundsheet is underneath. Not major, but annoying. - You can unzip the back of the bedroom pods for airflow but as there is not enough outside awning covering the mesh windows, if it rains, you'll get wet. Other cheaper brands of tent have gusseted or at least longer window awnings for this reason. Also not dark, compared to the new Coleman or Oztrail 'dark/nite' range. - Do you like to pick a paid spot in a camping park on a busy weekend? Yes, well better do a reccy to make sure this tent fits - it's not your usual shape and very big in real life. You could get away with not having a kitchen area though, so that's a bonus in terms of site size. Now, waterproofing - here's an interesting side note: Most tents have taped seams, anything above 1500mm is considered completely waterproof. Have a Google, it's pretty interesting stuff. Sure a PolyOxford tub floor will probably keep you drier but you're putting a separate groundsheet under your tent right? So here's the low down - We used our Zempire once and then sold it for almost the same amount on Gumtree. I went to ALDI and bought a 'dark' instant-up 10 person tent with a 1 year warranty, a 2000mm waterhead rating and even has LED lights built into the frame. I know what you're thinking - Good luck with that! Well it's $250 big ones, I can further waterproof coat the tent myself and I'm not camping in gale force winds or lashing rain plus I'll peg her out like a boss! Besides I'll probably get upgradeitis in a year and I'm not going to cry over how much I spent. And I'll be set up and drinking a cold one while I watch you breaking a sweat (or your back) with your Zempire. By the way, I love Zempire and own everything