Hello! Thanks for a very good video about pitching a big family Air tent! You have done a really nice pitch and have a super result! So Campers watch a learn! Best Regards Peter Eriksson, Orsa, Sweden
Very impressive! And on your own. ( Did make me smile when you said you'd moved down the hill to avoid the hump. Nothing to do with the caravan owner coming back lol)
No, there was no one in the caravan then 😆 A slightly better pitch just a few metres down avoided a small lump in the bedroom and the campsite owner got a power extension in place for it to reach 😁
This video has helped me loads cheers👍, just bort the sundale 7pa a few weeks back and have our first family camling trip coming up in a couple of weeks down on the south coast great video to let me no what i have in store to put it up 👍
after Covid … when traveling is alowed …. I must take my tent (Outwell Nevada 5P) and travel from Germany to GB and check out some camp sites near the coasts.
Hi! Great video. We chose ours based on your review. I don’t suppose you could suggest a recommended PSI for the beams. The instructions say max 9 but wondering what the optimal is in your opinion. Thanks!
Yes, what I've found is somewhere between 7-9. If it is warm, I wouldn't inflate up to 9 as the air will expand and I wouldn't want it bursting an air tube. However, if it's colder, you might need more than 7. You can generally tell when inflated how rigid it's holding the tent. If the air tubes are sagging, put a bit more air in them.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk thanks so much. Just done our first pitch in 40mph winds and it’s holding up surprisingly well. Had to push it to 8psi, but your pitching video was SO helpful. Thanks so much!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I'm impressed. I could just convince my wife to go camping with our 1 year old son and I'm realy looking forward. We will camp in the southern part of switzerland and bought the hayward lake 5atc (it will be hot). I have one question, if you pack away the tent do you leave the sleeping cabin inside or do you remove it prior deflating?
Not sure if you could help, but we have this tent and the pole that goes through the rain safe canopy is that tight that it puts too much pressure on the actual door. Did you experience this too?
Hello, thank you for the video. I may have remember wrong as a child but if a mattress or bad inside was resting along the side of the tent inside and it rained then the wet would come through. I also remembering the wet coming in underneath. Does the ground sheet stop rain coming in underneath.
Yes, on this tent that’s not something to worry about. It’s a waterproof groundsheet that is sewn in so water cannot run into the tent. Also, as the fly sheet is polyester you don’t have to worry as much about things touching the sides.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk we went out in this tent for the first time at the weekend, and we loved it apart from the air beds are very uncomfortable what would you recommend
This tent is big enough for camp beds, as you can see in our Part 2 video. Alternatively, the Outwell Self Inflating Mats, like the Outwell Dreamboat, are much more comfortable than airbeds.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk thank you we are looking at the dreamboat or the Vango grand but they are not cheap are they. Are you doing any more camping hack videos soon?
Hello! Thanks for a very good video about pitching a big family Air tent! You have done a really nice pitch and have a super result! So Campers watch a learn! Best Regards Peter Eriksson, Orsa, Sweden
Well done doing that all by yourself.
Thanks. Years of practice helps :-D
Excellent demo and tips. Thank you 😊
I have the kimberly table and recommend the table 5 of 5 in my world!Best Regards Peter Eriksson, Orsa, Sweden
Thanks for the video and showing us all the great Outwell products. 👍👌
My pleasure 😊
Very impressive! And on your own. ( Did make me smile when you said you'd moved down the hill to avoid the hump. Nothing to do with the caravan owner coming back lol)
No, there was no one in the caravan then 😆 A slightly better pitch just a few metres down avoided a small lump in the bedroom and the campsite owner got a power extension in place for it to reach 😁
This video has helped me loads cheers👍, just bort the sundale 7pa a few weeks back and have our first family camling trip coming up in a couple of weeks down on the south coast great video to let me no what i have in store to put it up 👍
Glad it helped. It's a fantastic tent. 😀
Well done 👏 great tent, great video xx
Thanks so much! 😊
14:57 ...we all know that feeling!!
Yes. So easy to catch the deflate valve! 🤣
after Covid … when traveling is alowed …. I must take my tent (Outwell Nevada 5P) and travel from Germany to GB and check out some camp sites near the coasts.
Cool 😎
Hi! Great video. We chose ours based on your review. I don’t suppose you could suggest a recommended PSI for the beams. The instructions say max 9 but wondering what the optimal is in your opinion. Thanks!
Yes, what I've found is somewhere between 7-9.
If it is warm, I wouldn't inflate up to 9 as the air will expand and I wouldn't want it bursting an air tube. However, if it's colder, you might need more than 7. You can generally tell when inflated how rigid it's holding the tent. If the air tubes are sagging, put a bit more air in them.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk thanks so much. Just done our first pitch in 40mph winds and it’s holding up surprisingly well. Had to push it to 8psi, but your pitching video was SO helpful. Thanks so much!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Glad it helped :-)
@@carolinenicholsonphotography what tent do you have?
Whats the carry bag with all your pots and pan
I'm impressed. I could just convince my wife to go camping with our 1 year old son and I'm realy looking forward. We will camp in the southern part of switzerland and bought the hayward lake 5atc (it will be hot). I have one question, if you pack away the tent do you leave the sleeping cabin inside or do you remove it prior deflating?
On this tent, I leave the inner tent attached. It was already attached when I inflated too. :-)
Really good videos, but you guys seem to be an Outwell only set up? Are there any negatives to the equipment you are provided with?
Not sure if you could help, but we have this tent and the pole that goes through the rain safe canopy is that tight that it puts too much pressure on the actual door. Did you experience this too?
Hello, thank you for the video. I may have remember wrong as a child but if a mattress or bad inside was resting along the side of the tent inside and it rained then the wet would come through. I also remembering the wet coming in underneath. Does the ground sheet stop rain coming in underneath.
Yes, on this tent that’s not something to worry about. It’s a waterproof groundsheet that is sewn in so water cannot run into the tent. Also, as the fly sheet is polyester you don’t have to worry as much about things touching the sides.
Can you get an additional room for this tent.?
No, though there's enough space in the living area for a small pop-up tent.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk we went out in this tent for the first time at the weekend, and we loved it apart from the air beds are very uncomfortable what would you recommend
This tent is big enough for camp beds, as you can see in our Part 2 video. Alternatively, the Outwell Self Inflating Mats, like the Outwell Dreamboat, are much more comfortable than airbeds.
@@GetoutwiththekidsCoUk thank you we are looking at the dreamboat or the Vango grand but they are not cheap are they. Are you doing any more camping hack videos soon?
Thinking of buying one of their tents. Wanted to see how the inflation works. Very nice chap, but way too long a video. Way too chatty.
aka a vlog..... 🙄