Eurohike Genus 400 groundsheet – it leaves a gap where insects can come in. But it is also beneficial in fighting condensation Wind-stability The Berghaus Air 4 has great all around properties– it is the biggest, sturdiest, most user-friendly among the 5. You can enter into the tent using the large mesh door at the front, or the smaller door on the side that can folds flat. There is one side-door too. It is very common in this category to have only one side door (the Airgo Air Genus 400 for example does not have a side door at all). If you prefer a quiet corner, without the kids running right across the ‘living room’, then that’s fine; but if you need easy access from all sides than you should consider this! The side door has not got a secondary mesh panel. The Eurohike Air Genus 400 Air is the perfect tent for group camping. It offers both convenience and comfort with its separate porch, spacious living area, and cosy 4-person bedroom. Its sturdy inflatable beams allow for easy setup in just 15 minutes. The living area is bright and airy thanks to the large windows that let in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Plus, it’s designed with a built-in lantern point to keep your living area well-lit. A great all-rounder tent for camping in a small group.

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 tent The Eurohike Air 400 is a small inflatable tent (or air tent) for 4 persons. It is lightweight, compact, easy to inflate and deflate and has decent weather resilience. 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. Though as soon as the sun shines through the large mesh front door, it felt fine; and I began to value the shading that the full, dark panel provides. If you position your tent smartly, it can give decent shading almost throughout the day. The Eurohike Air 400 also has a footprint and a carpet available, but not other accessories. All the Eurohike carpets are ‘universal’, so they won’t exactly match in size with the Air 400, in return, you can use them for the Genus 400 as well.Besides the large mesh door panel, the sunlight can get in through two PVC see-through windows; however, these do not open. You can find a detailed, head-to-head comparison of Eurohike Air 400 vs. Eurohike Genus 400 vs Berghaus Air 4 (and two more entry level small family tents) here: The Berghaus Air 4 and the Quechua Air Seconds 4.1 has some really nice features like the rain-brow over the side door. The most user-friendly small family air tent With a bespoke fit to the Eurohike or Airgo Genus 400 and Genus 800, the Eurohike Genus Canopy offers extra living space with shelter from the elements.

May be interesting: Quechua Air Seconds 6.3 XL (Full Review) 4. The cheapest: Eurohike Genus 400 (17 points)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. If you're in search of a family-friendly tent that promises ease and convenience, you’ll want the Eurohike Air Genus 400 Air. This exceptional inflatable tunnel tent boasts several impressive features, including a separate porch, a spacious living area, and a cosy 4-man bedroom. Thanks to its sturdy inflatable beams, setup is a breeze, taking only 15 minutes to complete. The living area is bright and airy, with large windows that allow natural light to flood the space with warmth and comfort. And when night falls, you'll appreciate the built-in lantern point, which ensures your living area stays well-lit and inviting. A single large bedroom is suitable for sleeping up to 4 people, or 2 people with a degree of luxury. The living area is large enough for a camp table and chairs, and makes an ideal place to wait out any unexpected summer showers. There’s one thing worth noting is that the Quechua Air Seconds and the Genus 400 don’t have side doors, the other three have. This may not be that big of an issue, but bear in mind that it also affects your ability to create a steady draught across the tent in warmer weather. Bedrooms As you enter the tent, the living area in front of you is actually – surprisingly big – 225 cms long and 250 cms wide. The sidewalls are almost vertical, the headroom is 190 cms. It feels spacious, especially if you enter with a preconception like I did.