The advantage in inflatable tents is that you simply need to pump them up and you have strong construction that is as good as one made with traditional poles. However, there are disadvantages to this construction as well. When it comes to comparing the quality of both types of tents the biggest doubt campers have is stability. However, since the Heimplanet has announced that their tent could resist to winds of 120 mph, this has no longer been an issue. Although both types of tents have their advantages, we have concluded that inflatable tents are the more logical option between the given choices.
-They are much easier to erect,
-Have great stability and construction strength,
-Pack small in size,
-Have the ability to bend without being broken
-They are easily repaired on the field.
However, in order to give you the chance to decide for yourself, we are also presenting the downsides to the inflatable tents:
-They tend to be heavier than the conventional tents
-Their price is higher