Is this suitable (i.e. durable enough) for tent-camping? How much does the queen size weigh?
294963
Yes. I'm not sure how much it weighs but it it's at least 12 inches or more from the ground. Very durable
294964
You will need a big tent for a queen size bed. It isn't heavy but you will need to have a way to blow it up.
294965
Is it tent camping or out "under the stars"?.....Tent camping for sure....the great thing about the bed is the almost instant inflate and deflate.....I bought an electric pump for mine and it is awesome......I bought 2 twins rather than a queen because it isn't comfortable for 2 in a blow up bed....the twins are really much better (my opinion)......
294966
The material seems durable, but in my opinion, many air beds (this included) will eventually fail depending upon length of use. Ours failed after a few months of daily indoor use. It may be OK for occasional camping.
2024982
Yes, I have a queen air mattress I use with it.. Only thing is if you can inflate it in side of the tent
860984
You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent -... » Read More You could probably get a queen mattress in the tent, but it'd be tight. On the plus side, it goes up super easy in about 5 minutes and is very lightweight. The base is 7x7, but it rapidly gets smaller as you go up, so your mattress would need to be (guessing) 78" maximum to fit without pushing on the sides. Queens are typically 78" on the long side, so it should technically fit. Short sides are around 58" so that leaves either 20" on one side or 10" on either side - pretty tight, but doable. Definitely measure the mattress you're planning on putting in this tent - extra thick mattresses (because the tent slopes in as it goes up) may even need to be less than 78". « Show Less
1943686
It's closer to 50 pounds than 30!!! Not quite the weight of a cabana tent (10x10x10 things with a white cover), but heavier than I thought. The upside is that it's sturdy. With the design, the weight is well taken care of with the struts and the balance. Breaking it down and stuffing it back into the bag was easier than I thought, but a bit tougher than putting away one of those camping chairs that fold up.
286419
I weigh roughly 260 and my fiancé weighs about 350. We have used this cot for everything. It has held us camping on uneven ground for days on end and the frame never even groaned. We do a lot of camping with horses and it holds up to wear and tear really well. have thoroughly enjoyed it. We also slept on it for about 2 weeks when we moved into our house before our mattress was delivered. It will be worth every cent you spend.
409894
I am 5 9 and 160lbs and I have slept in it with my pack behind my head but it's tight. It's a great tent for a mummy, super light, water proof and easy to set up but if your not comfortable changing lying down then you might want something a bit taller.
702424
As a car camper, I can't really speak to the weight. However, we had a really rainy summer and this tent did great every trip. Just be sure to get a good tarp to put under it.
776999
OK, I'll bite...........the tent is all in at 7.5 LBS and has its own carrying bag which should make it very easy to attach to a back-pack. As my use for the tent is on motorcycle trips (tent does well, no complaints once the seams are sealed) it serves the purpose for very little $$.
2003009
Although I never weight it myself, it's roughly 3.5lbs with everything included. Only used it once, it's a very nice tent. Great for backpacking trips.
1306095
I always prefer the footprint that is I fended specifically for the tent that it goes with. I bought the slumber jack footprint for this tent and it fits great. As far as the weight, it doesn't add much to the weight to carry a footprint, and they all probably weigh about the same. This is a car camping tent, so it's expected to be heavy.Some people just use a tarp too
819513
Tent is very light. Very. Not sure of the weight exactly but not noticeable when added to my pack. I'm 6'2". Fit just fine with my pack and boots in tent. However it is like being in a casket. But that's the style of the tent.
248371
I think this tent weighs too much for backpacking trips plus too awkward. Weight is about 7 lbs i would guess.
1412631
I wouldn't hesitate myself to use it as a floor when camping if I needed a floor for a canopy. But, that's just my opinion. I used it outside this past winter and spring. Wasn't exposed to snow or temps below 20 degrees. But, held up well enough for me to fold it and save for next year. Had no signs of wear and tear. that's about as best as I can tell you.
2040680
what is the weight of the product? the shipping weight shows as 3 lbs - if the weight of the item is that heavy it may be too heavy for my tent
777000
For week long backpack trip it might be a bit heavy, but for a 1-2 day trip it is fine. Have backpacked with heavier tents, so for the money you can't get much better.
1191603
I would say about 10 lbs, it is not a backpacking tent. Only for car or motorcycle camping
533358
The tent, carrying bag and a few tent pegs weighs 19 LBS. It is NOT a backpacking tent, rather a "car" camping tent. I own many tents, this is my go-to tent every time I go car camping. I've used it on maybe 20 nights out this year and have not had an issue with this tent. I like camping alone, its easy to set up and take down by yourself. Bottom line... It's one of the best tents I've ever owned. When you consider the low price, it's a real value.