This tent doesn’t have a built in groundsheet, but it does come with a bathtub style one instead. This gives you the option of whether you want the grass under your feet or not. Certainly worth considering if the weather it particularly warm. No doubt that the Eurohike Genus 400 is one of the most popular air tents currently, mostly because of its price: it is one of the cheapest 4-person air tents available. This Eurohike Genus 400 review may give you an idea what to expect if you buy this inflatable tent, if it is worth the money and if there are any alternatives that are worth considering.

Poor quality flysheet ripped at the stiches on an earlier generation Genus 400 Overall weather protection Again, depending on how many people are going to use it, and what their relationship is…I mean, if you are camping with two smaller children it may be perfectly fine, as long as you don’t mind sleeping close to each other. Alternatively, you can save space with a bunk-bed for example. A footprint for the Eurohike Air 400 Tent that helps protect your tent from wet and cold ground and makes pitching up even easier. Having two bedrooms however does increase the versatility– you can always remove the divider if you need one large bedroom. The roomiest small family air tentIf you plan to camp in cooler weather, this Kampa camping heater is more than recommended to fight cold and condensation. Groundsheet Pitching does not take longer than 15 minutes, including pegging out the bright blue guy-lines. Interior features

The Eurohike Genus 400 Air Tent is a 4person tent that offers incredible value and makes family camping a breeze. I have this, and used a few times already, it’s amazing. Only thing was space and mud getting inside when it was raining.cms is not a lot, there are 4-person tents that give you a bit more space (up to 75cm for each), but sadly, 60 cm per head is not unusual… Head to head comparison of the three plus two, highly popular, entry level 4-person inflatable (air) tents. There are two surprise contenders: in addition to comparing Eurohike Genus 400 Air vs Berghaus Air 4 vs Eurohike Air 400, I have also included the Quechua Air Seconds 4.1 and the Pavillo Sierra Ridge Pro 4 air tents in this review / comparison. All five are pretty similar in size. You can’t expect huge space at this price range, what’s more important for me is that there’s actually space for 4 people, if the tent is sold as a 4-person tent. Keep your Genus 400 and 800 fit for service. The air tubes are sturdy and strong, but accidents happen. Thankfully damaged air tubes are easily replaced. Pitching is easy with any inflatable tent of this size. The bedrooms are pre-attached in all, and they can be de-attached. The pump is normally included with the tent – with Quechua being the only exception, however this gives you the freedom to buy any pump you want, such as an electric pump like this one by Kampa. Just to make things even smoother.

The problem is that it does not tell you how waterproof the tent itself. You can have a 10,000 HH flysheet if the zips are not waterproof, or the fabric rips where the guylines are attached and the whole tent collapses in stronger winds. The Eurohike Genus 400 has a polyester flysheets with a waterproof coating. The magic number is 3000mm HH which is short for Hydrostatic Head – it is enough to know that it is waterproof. What you also need to be aware of, is that this coating can break down under UV light; basically sunlight. So with time it may lose it’s water-proof properties. As the Air 400 does not have a 2 nd side door, nor a window on that wall, so the dark blue panel made me feel a wee-bit ‘enclosed’; and the Eurohike Air 400 can feel smaller than it actually is.The Eurohike Air tents – Air 400 & Air 600 – are one of the lowest priced inflatable tents in their respective category. They only come in these two sizes (4 person and 6 person), and only come in one colour (navy blue). The bedrooms are 210cms long and 120cm wide, leaving a 60cm wide sleeping area for everyone. This is sadly not enough to squeeze two normal size double beds inside, but you should be alright with the compact ones like the CampingAZ Compact Inflatable Double Bed. The tent is secured to the ground by steel pegs and high visibility (red) guy lines that have a high and a low connection point on the air beams. Doors The fabric itself is thin and lightweight – it is easy to carry, but it may not be as durable as you’d like it to be. I also appreciate the brow over the side door of the Berghaus Air 4 and the front door of the Quechua Air Seconds 4.1 Frequent usage & deterioration