Last year, we got the version of this tent for five people. Us 3 could live pretty comfortably in there - with a tarp as an awning. And yes, we fully encountered the bug problem. On the one hand, with their system, airflow is really nice. Our tent even has a bug net along the front edge of the sleeping cabin. But for some reason, it is not connected with the floor tub of the entrance room. So bugs are free to go in and out. Good thing the sleeping cabins can be fully closed. And yes, it is heavy. But it is also made of technical cotton, which is great for climate. The weight is not a problem for us, as we use it for car camping only. One thing I learnt the hard way: be careful what you are joking about. Always said "We do not need an inflatable tent, this is ridiculous." Now...I love it. So much nicer than inserting long poles through a sleeve.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's good to know that the Decathlon Air Seconds 4.1 F&B tent offers comfortable living space, especially with a tarp as an awning. The bug issue sounds frustrating, but it’s great that the sleeping cabin can be fully sealed off. The heavy weight seems manageable for car camping, and the technical cotton material sounds excellent for maintaining a comfortable climate inside. It’s funny how your perspective on inflatable tents has changed - they really do make setup much easier!
the gaping holes in corners of the living area sort of defeats the purpose of a bath tub floor. If bugs can get in, what's the point? If they get in, they'll have a hard time getting out. its basically a giant bug trap. Design flaw. I appreciate that you pointed that out, not many reviews do. Spiders and earwigs are going to love this hotel.
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Thanks for the very informative video. At 10.22 you mention that the corners of the middle section have no seams - so, bugs [and cold weather] can easily enter from there. Also at 11.14 you mention that the bottom of the door is similar (it doesn't have a zipper) with the same disadvantage of bugs and cold weather gaining easy access. In practice, have you found insects gaining access through these openings and how much of a problem has this been for you? Does anyone else know of a somewhat similar tent that has the advantages of this Decathlon tent without the disadvantage of similar openings in the tent?
Hi there! Thanks for your comment and questions. In our experience, the middle section’s seam and the bottom of the door without a zipper did pose a minor issue for us. In the bedroom section, which is completely protected, we didn’t encounter any problems. However, in the living room section with these openings, we did have one incident where a mouse entered through those openings and nibbled on our bread. So, it’s something to be aware of. I’m not aware of any specific recommendations, but you might want to check with other campers or do some research to find a tent that suits your needs. Happy camping! 🏕️
Ah I was going to ask this, as the wife is not fond of spiders, and I did see gaps in the living area..I guess we will have to light a Citronella candle haha@@campingeek
@@bitcoinbeasti have this tent too. And yes it is a problem for family. I used insectiside around of the hole. But it did not work great. Need to modified that hole. I m research to fix it.
I think you can install a tent stove! In fact, I'm planning to do just that and create a video tutorial on how to install stove in a tent. Stay tuned to my channel for the step-by-step guide! 🔥🏕️
The biggest advantage of these types of tents is the ease of setup. Other than that, the wind resistance is slightly better. I don't think there is any other advantage besides these two points.
The main reason I purchased this tent is for their "Fresh and Black" material, which keeps the tent cooler in the mornings while the sun blasts on it. At a couple of past events I had a "regular" tent and some friends a tent with the similar "Fresh and Black" material. They could sleep like kings in the morning while I was forced to escape my sauna room and find shade outside of my tent.
I had a question, maybe you can help me here. We have gotten a 4.1 and 5.2 (for free) tent by quechua. Do you think putting a tarp over the airbeams (when both entrances are facing eachother) to connect them with a roof could work? Or would the airbeams faulter under the weight or strain from the ropes? Thanks in advance.
If you support the tarp with two poles between the tents, I don’t think it will be a problem. The poles will also help direct water away during rainy weather, which is an added benefit. This setup should work well.
Im glad iv watched this now, i was about to buy this - im not buying it now due to that gap in the groundsheet in the living quarters - its poor that, and a bad design, as you said bugs/mice etc can enter and also cold air from outside, im disappointed now. It also looks like the sleeping quarters is just attached to the outside shell and not encased by the outer shell, so again - cold air getting inbetween the outer and inner.
I understand your concerns, and you’re right about the design flaws. Despite these issues, I’m generally satisfied with the tent, especially when considering its price-to-performance ratio. If you’re interested, I’ve made some modifications to reduce cold air entering the tent and even added a setup for using a stove inside. You can find videos about these modifications on our channel.
Hi I have two questions. I have two kids and they want to have a camping experience. Is this camp enough or should I look at the 4.2 version? Secondly, are there any good beginner camping sites near London that you could recommend (if you are in the UK)?
Hi! Regarding your first question, the tent's bedroom can comfortably accommodate 4 people. However, I wouldn't recommend sleeping in the living area because it's not fully enclosed, which means insects might get in. If staying in the same room is okay for you, this tent should be fine. If you prefer sleeping in separate sections, the 4.2 version might be better. As for your second question, I don't have any information on beginner camping sites near London. Maybe someone else can chime in with a recommendation?
I also want to use this tent for winter camping. I think it is not suitable for use in winter as it is, but I think it will be usable in winter with a few modifications. I don't have the opportunity to test it for winter because winter has passed in the region where I live now. I have three modifications in mind for winter preparation. 1- I will attach a silicone stove jack in the transparent window section(I will put a reflective material between the stove and the tent for safety). 2: I am considering a solution to cover the top ventilation hole in the entrance. 3: I am thinking of a solution to cover the gaps under the door and in the middle section. If you have any suggestions regarding the 2nd and 3rd points, I can consider them.
@@campingeek the gap in the front door at the bottom doesnt make Sense to me. I Just bought the tent and I like IT a Lot but the entrance door at the bottom is Not okay. I am going to put Something there so that IT really closes. Velcro for example.
7mins 30, this does not look waterproof to me. It looks as though the rain would hit that mesh window, pass through it and then drip down inside the tent...why have they not put that cover on the outside of the window? Please confirm, maybe I am missing something here, thanks
@@campingeek @bitcoinbeast It is not waterproof. We just camped with it and there was heavy wind and rain, the rain just got right in from the side and it filled up like a bathtub and had more than 10 cm water in there, destroying our freezer and making all our equipment wet. To us it is a major design flaw that the ventilation on top cannot be closed with a zipper or similar in case of bad weather.
It's entirely up to your preference. It is very big for one person but also very comfortable. I think the downside of buying this tent for one person would be the weight. Because it will be difficult to carry this tent along with other camping gears to camping locations that away from the car, especially alone. My motivation for buying this tent is to use the front part of the tent instead of having to set up separate tarp in windy or rainy weather. I would recommend having an extra, more portable tent along with this one, just in case.
@@campingeek I hope that the water column of 2000 mm can withstand a long and heavy rain. On the website they say that it can last 200 liters in 1 hour, water would flow over the limit through the fabric into the tent.
@@laddso5444 I already camp with this tent in rainy weather and there was no problem. I cannot exactly define how much it rained in our last camp but I think there was 3 hour heavy rain. If you want you can check my last video that rainy camping. Happy camping.
The biggest downfall I see on this tent is when it rains, I imagine water falls inside through the vented window on the side? Why isn't there a cover to stop rain coming through the window? The one on the inside will collect water and once you open it, it will fall inside
I initially shared your concern, but after camping in the rain, I found that there wasn't any water leakage in real-life conditions. It's possible that the rain during my experience wasn't intense enough to cause any leakage.
I also want to use this tent for winter camping. I think it is not suitable for use in winter as it is, but I think it will be usable in winter with a few modifications. I don't have the opportunity to test it for winter because winter has passed in the region where I live now. I have three modifications in mind for winter preparation. 1- I will attach a silicone stove jack in the transparent window section(I will put a reflective material between the stove and the tent for safety). 2: I am considering a solution to cover the top ventilation hole in the entrance. 3: I am thinking of a solution to cover the gaps under the door and in the middle section. If you have any suggestions regarding the 2nd and 3rd points, I can consider them.
If you put a ground sheet underneath it, AND if it rains, you end up with a trapped sandwich of water between the groundsheet and the tent's groundsheet. You will spend days trying to remove the water which would have soaked into the ground anyway. The tent's own groundsheet is adequate.
@@horsenuts1831 Thank you for sharing your perspective! Using a groundsheet for added protection, it's important to consider the potential drawbacks, like the scenario you described.
Hello, one of these was left behind at the glastonbury festival today so I packed it up and took it home. The correct pump was also left behind which goes to 7 psi. The smaller pump on this video only goes to 4 psi but it seemed to do the trick👌
It's really surprising that someone left a tent like this. It’s impressive that our smaller pump managed to get the job done but it takes longer time to pump according to correct pump.
@gappymate No, the bf hated the colour. we decided on the Kampa kielder air 4 deluxe. I’m glad we converted from poles to air as I can fully set the tent up on my own. I joined a few Facebook camping groups really good for knowledge and people’s experiences. Good luck 🤞🏼
Thanks for the video. I'm not sure the word "review" means what you think it does. A review needs to have a sharing of opinion, an assessment, value for money, etc. There's factual information in the video but little in the way of a review. That said, I appreciate you taking the time to make the video. I hope you can add value to your subsequent reviews by sharing your thoughts on features, things you like / dislike, etc.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my first review video! I appreciate your feedback and understand your point about the definition of a review. You're absolutely right that a proper review should include personal opinions, assessments, and considerations of value for money. I apologize if my video lacked those elements. I'm grateful for your understanding and encouragement. I'll definitely take your advice to heart and strive to improve my future reviews by sharing my thoughts on various features, likes, dislikes, and overall experiences. Constructive criticism like yours helps me grow as a content creator, and I value your input. Once again, thank you for watching and providing feedback. I'll work on enhancing the quality of my reviews, and I hope to deliver more valuable content in the future.
@@campingeek I for one really appreciated you went through all of the tent and pointed out the different features. I felt I could form my own opinion based on that, and did not find this video lacking.
@@melvinv8970 Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm glad to hear that you found value in my video and appreciated the effort I put into showcasing the different features of the tent. It's great to know that you felt empowered to form your own opinion based on the factual information presented. Your feedback reassures me that I'm on the right track. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I'm grateful to have viewers like you who appreciate my content.
We camped with this tent last week. Temperature was 17 C degrees during the day and 2 C degrees at night. We did not have any problems with the sleeping bag. You can watch our camping video that we did last week in the next video.
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Last year, we got the version of this tent for five people. Us 3 could live pretty comfortably in there - with a tarp as an awning. And yes, we fully encountered the bug problem. On the one hand, with their system, airflow is really nice. Our tent even has a bug net along the front edge of the sleeping cabin. But for some reason, it is not connected with the floor tub of the entrance room. So bugs are free to go in and out. Good thing the sleeping cabins can be fully closed.
And yes, it is heavy. But it is also made of technical cotton, which is great for climate. The weight is not a problem for us, as we use it for car camping only.
One thing I learnt the hard way: be careful what you are joking about. Always said "We do not need an inflatable tent, this is ridiculous." Now...I love it. So much nicer than inserting long poles through a sleeve.
Thank you for sharing your experience! It's good to know that the Decathlon Air Seconds 4.1 F&B tent offers comfortable living space, especially with a tarp as an awning. The bug issue sounds frustrating, but it’s great that the sleeping cabin can be fully sealed off. The heavy weight seems manageable for car camping, and the technical cotton material sounds excellent for maintaining a comfortable climate inside. It’s funny how your perspective on inflatable tents has changed - they really do make setup much easier!
the gaping holes in corners of the living area sort of defeats the purpose of a bath tub floor. If bugs can get in, what's the point? If they get in, they'll have a hard time getting out. its basically a giant bug trap. Design flaw. I appreciate that you pointed that out, not many reviews do. Spiders and earwigs are going to love this hotel.
Purchased this tent yesterday. So happy and can’t wait to test it out
Hope you enjoy it!
I love the adhaan ☺️
Good tent I have the 2,1 had it 5 year's never let me down, a bit on the heavy side, 💯🤗🇬🇧
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Woaah dude. Awesome video. Please do more reviews.
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gaps in the floor can be problematic in snake lands, or scorpions if you are camping in the hot regions.
Thanks for the very informative video.
At 10.22 you mention that the corners of the middle section have no seams - so, bugs [and cold weather] can easily enter from there.
Also at 11.14 you mention that the bottom of the door is similar (it doesn't have a zipper) with the same disadvantage of bugs and cold weather gaining easy access.
In practice, have you found insects gaining access through these openings and how much of a problem has this been for you?
Does anyone else know of a somewhat similar tent that has the advantages of this Decathlon tent without the disadvantage of similar openings in the tent?
Hi there! Thanks for your comment and questions. In our experience, the middle section’s seam and the bottom of the door without a zipper did pose a minor issue for us. In the bedroom section, which is completely protected, we didn’t encounter any problems. However, in the living room section with these openings, we did have one incident where a mouse entered through those openings and nibbled on our bread. So, it’s something to be aware of.
I’m not aware of any specific recommendations, but you might want to check with other campers or do some research to find a tent that suits your needs. Happy camping! 🏕️
Ah I was going to ask this, as the wife is not fond of spiders, and I did see gaps in the living area..I guess we will have to light a Citronella candle haha@@campingeek
@@campingeekhow much this tent 🎪, it's safe camping snow storms . Please inform me @ ₹_________?
@@bitcoinbeasti have this tent too. And yes it is a problem for family. I used insectiside around of the hole. But it did not work great. Need to modified that hole. I m research to fix it.
One of the nice tents I've seen!
This looks great! Can you install a tent stove? Maybe a Nomad Winnerwell?
I think you can install a tent stove! In fact, I'm planning to do just that and create a video tutorial on how to install stove in a tent. Stay tuned to my channel for the step-by-step guide! 🔥🏕️
awesome. is there a benefit rather than setup timing of this type of tents?
The biggest advantage of these types of tents is the ease of setup. Other than that, the wind resistance is slightly better. I don't think there is any other advantage besides these two points.
The main reason I purchased this tent is for their "Fresh and Black" material, which keeps the tent cooler in the mornings while the sun blasts on it. At a couple of past events I had a "regular" tent and some friends a tent with the similar "Fresh and Black" material. They could sleep like kings in the morning while I was forced to escape my sauna room and find shade outside of my tent.
I had a question, maybe you can help me here.
We have gotten a 4.1 and 5.2 (for free) tent by quechua. Do you think putting a tarp over the airbeams (when both entrances are facing eachother) to connect them with a roof could work?
Or would the airbeams faulter under the weight or strain from the ropes?
Thanks in advance.
If you support the tarp with two poles between the tents, I don’t think it will be a problem. The poles will also help direct water away during rainy weather, which is an added benefit. This setup should work well.
@@campingeekthank you so much !!!
Thanks for the video
Im glad iv watched this now, i was about to buy this - im not buying it now due to that gap in the groundsheet in the living quarters - its poor that, and a bad design, as you said bugs/mice etc can enter and also cold air from outside, im disappointed now. It also looks like the sleeping quarters is just attached to the outside shell and not encased by the outer shell, so again - cold air getting inbetween the outer and inner.
I understand your concerns, and you’re right about the design flaws. Despite these issues, I’m generally satisfied with the tent, especially when considering its price-to-performance ratio. If you’re interested, I’ve made some modifications to reduce cold air entering the tent and even added a setup for using a stove inside. You can find videos about these modifications on our channel.
Hi I have two questions. I have two kids and they want to have a camping experience. Is this camp enough or should I look at the 4.2 version? Secondly, are there any good beginner camping sites near London that you could recommend (if you are in the UK)?
Hi!
Regarding your first question, the tent's bedroom can comfortably accommodate 4 people. However, I wouldn't recommend sleeping in the living area because it's not fully enclosed, which means insects might get in. If staying in the same room is okay for you, this tent should be fine. If you prefer sleeping in separate sections, the 4.2 version might be better.
As for your second question, I don't have any information on beginner camping sites near London. Maybe someone else can chime in with a recommendation?
How is the insulation? Do you recommend this tent for camping during the winter? Also is it safe to use a tent heater inside?
I also want to use this tent for winter camping. I think it is not suitable for use in winter as it is, but I think it will be usable in winter with a few modifications. I don't have the opportunity to test it for winter because winter has passed in the region where I live now. I have three modifications in mind for winter preparation. 1- I will attach a silicone stove jack in the transparent window section(I will put a reflective material between the stove and the tent for safety). 2: I am considering a solution to cover the top ventilation hole in the entrance. 3: I am thinking of a solution to cover the gaps under the door and in the middle section. If you have any suggestions regarding the 2nd and 3rd points, I can consider them.
@@campingeek the gap in the front door at the bottom doesnt make Sense to me. I Just bought the tent and I like IT a Lot but the entrance door at the bottom is Not okay. I am going to put Something there so that IT really closes. Velcro for example.
@@kirstystar74 I added velcro at the bottom of the door. Still there are small gaps at the corners but its better than nothing.
7mins 30, this does not look waterproof to me. It looks as though the rain would hit that mesh window, pass through it and then drip down inside the tent...why have they not put that cover on the outside of the window? Please confirm, maybe I am missing something here, thanks
Don't worry, it's waterproof.
@@campingeek @bitcoinbeast It is not waterproof. We just camped with it and there was heavy wind and rain, the rain just got right in from the side and it filled up like a bathtub and had more than 10 cm water in there, destroying our freezer and making all our equipment wet. To us it is a major design flaw that the ventilation on top cannot be closed with a zipper or similar in case of bad weather.
Could this be a good spacious tent for one person?
It's entirely up to your preference. It is very big for one person but also very comfortable. I think the downside of buying this tent for one person would be the weight. Because it will be difficult to carry this tent along with other camping gears to camping locations that away from the car, especially alone. My motivation for buying this tent is to use the front part of the tent instead of having to set up separate tarp in windy or rainy weather. I would recommend having an extra, more portable tent along with this one, just in case.
Today, 16.July,2023 i ordered Quecha F&B 4.1 Inflatable Tent in white version
I hope you like your tent. Happy camping ❤️
@@campingeek I hope that the water column of 2000 mm can withstand a long and heavy rain. On the website they say that it can last 200 liters in 1 hour, water would flow over the limit through the fabric into the tent.
@@laddso5444 I already camp with this tent in rainy weather and there was no problem. I cannot exactly define how much it rained in our last camp but I think there was 3 hour heavy rain. If you want you can check my last video that rainy camping. Happy camping.
The biggest downfall I see on this tent is when it rains, I imagine water falls inside through the vented window on the side? Why isn't there a cover to stop rain coming through the window? The one on the inside will collect water and once you open it, it will fall inside
I initially shared your concern, but after camping in the rain, I found that there wasn't any water leakage in real-life conditions. It's possible that the rain during my experience wasn't intense enough to cause any leakage.
Nope it's fantastic no problems at all even catastrofic rainfalls
Mate I am so happy to see this comment, that is my exact concern before buying this tent. Its mad that cover isnt on the other side of the window.
So does the mesh stop the rain then? It must do, otherwise it will collect inside @@mauriziocanale1669
@@bitcoinbeast I did not have a problem in rainy weather. Also you can watch my video that name is "Camping in The Rain" 🙂
What is the tent rain rating ?😊
Flysheet >2000 mm rating Groundsheet >2400 mm rating
I was thinking, how the hell does it take him 15 minutes to put up the tent... and then he pulls out a hand pump 😂😂😂
Pump upgraded now :D.
Great video - Thank you!
Glad you liked it!
I live in Colorado, and have a classical tent. Do you recommend this tent to use in a climate like in here for the winter?
I also want to use this tent for winter camping. I think it is not suitable for use in winter as it is, but I think it will be usable in winter with a few modifications. I don't have the opportunity to test it for winter because winter has passed in the region where I live now. I have three modifications in mind for winter preparation. 1- I will attach a silicone stove jack in the transparent window section(I will put a reflective material between the stove and the tent for safety). 2: I am considering a solution to cover the top ventilation hole in the entrance. 3: I am thinking of a solution to cover the gaps under the door and in the middle section. If you have any suggestions regarding the 2nd and 3rd points, I can consider them.
@@campingeek Sounds like an awesome mod. Please post a video of it if you ever get round to doing it.
Do you use a ground sheet to protect underneath??
I have one ground sheet but I always forget it 😅. I only used it once.
If you put a ground sheet underneath it, AND if it rains, you end up with a trapped sandwich of water between the groundsheet and the tent's groundsheet. You will spend days trying to remove the water which would have soaked into the ground anyway. The tent's own groundsheet is adequate.
@@horsenuts1831 I don't know why people put a ground sheet down what's the point very strange, 💯🤔🏴🏴🇬🇧
@@horsenuts1831 Thank you for sharing your perspective! Using a groundsheet for added protection, it's important to consider the potential drawbacks, like the scenario you described.
şunda türkiyede kampanyada alsam mı acaba 2800 tl
Biz memnunuz. İhtiyaçlarınızı karşılayacaksa neden olmasın.
Fiyat 28 .000 tl olmuş :(
Hello, one of these was left behind at the glastonbury festival today so I packed it up and took it home.
The correct pump was also left behind which goes to 7 psi.
The smaller pump on this video only goes to 4 psi but it seemed to do the trick👌
It's really surprising that someone left a tent like this.
It’s impressive that our smaller pump managed to get the job done but it takes longer time to pump according to correct pump.
You selling 😅 I’d have some glasto dust and I’ve been mining and ahhhing over this tent for weeks
@@Mydogsleepsat10pm did you get one? Really considering it and i know jack shit about camping lol
@gappymate No, the bf hated the colour. we decided on the Kampa kielder air 4 deluxe. I’m glad we converted from poles to air as I can fully set the tent up on my own.
I joined a few Facebook camping groups really good for knowledge and people’s experiences. Good luck 🤞🏼
@@Mydogsleepsat10pm cheers, thanks for the reply, now I am in a quandary ha ha. Checked out the one you bought and that looks pretty sick too. 👍👍
Can a padlock be fitted to prevent theft of things inside?
It can serve as a deterrent and make it more difficult for someone to quickly access your belongings.
@@campingeek thanks for the info
Yeah, because the tent material is cut-proof...
Great video. Do you have a link to the product’?
You can check your local decathlon website.
www.decathlon.co.uk/p/inflatable-camping-tent-air-seconds-4-1-f-b-4-person-1-bedroom/_/R-p-302837?mc=8648382
I heard adhan, where are you from ?
Türkiye
Problem with the decathlon air tent is when gets winds the air tubes buckle or bend in drove me mad
The tent actually held up when I camped in 60 km/h winds.
You have to open the zipper before starting to pump the tent.
Sounds like normal. You have to open the zipper before pumping anything.
Good tent.🤺🇦🇺🦘
Glad you like it.
5min 08 adhan ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the video. I'm not sure the word "review" means what you think it does. A review needs to have a sharing of opinion, an assessment, value for money, etc. There's factual information in the video but little in the way of a review. That said, I appreciate you taking the time to make the video. I hope you can add value to your subsequent reviews by sharing your thoughts on features, things you like / dislike, etc.
Thank you for taking the time to watch my first review video! I appreciate your feedback and understand your point about the definition of a review. You're absolutely right that a proper review should include personal opinions, assessments, and considerations of value for money. I apologize if my video lacked those elements.
I'm grateful for your understanding and encouragement. I'll definitely take your advice to heart and strive to improve my future reviews by sharing my thoughts on various features, likes, dislikes, and overall experiences. Constructive criticism like yours helps me grow as a content creator, and I value your input.
Once again, thank you for watching and providing feedback. I'll work on enhancing the quality of my reviews, and I hope to deliver more valuable content in the future.
@@campingeek I for one really appreciated you went through all of the tent and pointed out the different features. I felt I could form my own opinion based on that, and did not find this video lacking.
@@melvinv8970 Thank you so much for your kind comment! I'm glad to hear that you found value in my video and appreciated the effort I put into showcasing the different features of the tent. It's great to know that you felt empowered to form your own opinion based on the factual information presented.
Your feedback reassures me that I'm on the right track.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I'm grateful to have viewers like you who appreciate my content.
The pump look very small....
You are right. We replaced with bigger one later.
Still waiting the review 😂😂😂😂
Never put your pins in the ground like that
Looks like it could get cold in tent at night. I'm not sure about this one
We camped with this tent last week. Temperature was 17 C degrees during the day and 2 C degrees at night. We did not have any problems with the sleeping bag. You can watch our camping video that we did last week in the next video.
@@campingeek 17C! That is almost perfect T-shirt weather! Down to 2C for sleeping, awesome!
Awful colour
Pretty un productive type of remark
thanks for the information👍 keyifli kamplar dilerim🏕🏕🏕