Tent airbeam full#
Dome tents, tunnel tents, semi-geodesic and full geodesic tents appeared on the market and the departure from the traditional tent shape had arrived. Combining these tent poles with new fabric materials that replaced the weighty traditional canvas, enabled tent designers to flex their creative minds and realise the potential new tent shapes were born. Over the years, as new materials have been developed, tent poles have taken on new characteristics rigidity has given way to flexibility and poles have become lighter whilst retaining strength. Many of us will be familiar with the traditional shape of the ridge or frame tent. The stubborn rigidity of these poles and the weight of canvas they had to support, tended to determine the shape and design of the tents. We have a variety of camping stoves, camping pots and pans, packable cooksets, cooking utensils, plates, bowls and cutlery.Traditionally, tents and awnings have used rigid tent poles made of wood or metal to form their shape and structure. Decathlon has a great range of camping cooking equipment to make preparing a camping feast both easy and enjoyable. There’s nothing quite like cooking and eating in the great outdoors to lift the spirits and bring people together. And thanks to their folding frames, electric folding backs take up minimal room, so they are ideal for packing in the car and taking with you on a camping trip.
Tent airbeam upgrade#
If you want to upgrade your usual cycling camping holiday, why not swap your regular push bike for an electric folding bike? Electric bikes are great for on, and off-road cycling and will get you exploring your new surroundings with ease. They are great for those tough hikes and are lightweight, sturdy and comfortable to hold.
To help you get the most out of your long hikes, kit yourself out with trekking poles. Hiking is a great way to explore a new area, soak up the beautiful views, and get back to nature. Decathlon’s kids’ camping chairs are lightweight and sturdy and will ensure that your children can enjoy their camping adventures to the max. If you’re planning to take the kids away on a family camping holiday, don’t forget to pack a kid’s camping chair for them each, so they’ve got somewhere comfortable to sit. If you get a puncture in an air beam, you can quickly repair it using a bike puncture. Blow up tents have become increasingly popular with campers as the air beams aren’t as brittle as fibreglass tent poles and won’t snap. You just need to squeeze out all of the air before rolling the tent up. As you pump air into your blow-up tent, it will start to stand up on its own. Inflatable tents can also stand up to changeable UK summer weather and even handle wind better than a fibreglass pole tent as there's no risk of the pole snapping.Īll you need to do to pitch an air tent is to peg out the tent and inflate it using an air pump to the recommended air pressure. The beams become rigid, and you’ll hardly notice a difference between an air tent and a standard pole tent once pitched. At Decathlon, we stock 4, 5, 6 and 8 person air tents, so you’re sure to find one that suits your needs.īlow up tents are also incredibly sturdy when fully inflated. They are incredibly quick and easy to pitch, which means you can spend less time putting up your tent and more time enjoying your camping holiday. Inflatable tents replace the fibreglass poles or steel poles in traditional tents with air-filled beams while still offering a sturdy home away from home. Our range of Quechua inflatable tents are ideal for anyone who wants to go camping but is put off by the idea of pitching tents.
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