Zempire Jetset 10

Poor quality air tubes – Only used 1/2 a dozen times for overnighters. Put it up in the evening for the kids - next day got up to 27 degrees & air beam burst. Was only inflated to 7 psi using the Zempire pump. Looks like there are no spare parts available at all, so this turned out to be nothing more than an expensive landfill item :-( Overall, extremely disappointing Show details

Best Tent Ever. - Now Its Pronto 10 – Regular camper here. Used over 10 tents in the past 2 decades but this air tent is really awesome. Stands strong in wind and pitching within 10 min. Perfect beauty!!! Show details

Bought 2nd hand from a friend who upgraded to caravan but only used 3 times – Used the tent for the first time over Xmas. Took a little while to work out how to set up but was reasonably ok - more pegs and guy ropes than I was expecting. We were away for 7 days and during that time we had a few rainy days. Water was getting in but not from the roof (as we also used the sun protector cover over the top) but from the low… Read more

cut sides in the rooms. The way the guy ropes are setup you can’t seem to get the low 100 mm sides to stand up properly so the water was just flowing into the tent. When I got home I put the tent up in the backyard to dry out properly and to try to work out how I could rectify the issue. (Trying moving the guy ropes to different angles and locations to no avail) I didn’t bother putting the extra sun protector over the top at home as I was hoping to dry it out. Anyway it rained at home and without the sun protector over the top the water soaked through the outer layer skin and formed a bubble between the outside skin and the thin layer of blockout sheet on the inside until it popped a hole and now the outer skin and the inside black thin sheet ( which are supposed to be glued together?) have separated in places. Pretty disappointed overall. Surely the tent should be able to withstand a small shower of rain without falling apart like that. It should be able to withstand rain better than that without the optional extra $$$ sun protector over the top. Buyer beware. These tents are not the greatest quality that you read about. I believe I could have got a better quality, more durable tent for half the price if not less.

Zempire 10 Person Air Tent – My Family were looking for a large affordable tent and came accross this one 2020. Upon looking at the reviews, we were concerned about the issues however soon realized Zempire had made some adjustments to reinforce the bladder compared to the old version. In sharing our concerns with the staff at Tentworld, they assured us they ditched the old… Read more

version and we would be purchasing the new Zempire 10 with reinforced bladder. We ened up buying the tent and it has been terrific. Inparticular for a family of seven(Mum, Dad and five young kids. The several pockets on the walls - Inside and out are excellent. The ventelation on all sides is also great. Very easy to set up. Used it and set it up multiple times without any concerns. Our longest camping trip has been 3 days in 25-30 Degrees heat. Inflated Tent once and didnt have to touch it again. Stayed up for until we were ready to pack up and go home. Good quality tent.

Best tent we've ever owned very impressed – It was hard to decide on this tent based on the reviews that we have read here but by the sounds of it, we purchased a later version where they have appeared to have rectified these earlier issues. We are so incredibly impressed with it. The air flow and ventilation was a big seller for us because we have been travelling around the top of Western… Read more

Australia with a small child and a baby for the most part of the heat of this year. We have spend a good 50 nights or so in it so far and havent found a flaw. It handles WA wind, dust and heat very well. We have used it in 35kt winds and its very easy to pack up and set up. Especially in a hurry. It can be done with 1 person but its always handy to have a person pumping it up with another person on the inside when its nearly up to guide it to make the pumping easier. Initially we played around with it pumping up the air and letting it down a bit when it cooled down cautiously because we were so worried about it popping like the other reviews said, but now we just pump it until its errect and dont touch it again and never have a problem. The kids jump around in there and bounce off the walls and we dont have to stress about snapped poles or ripped fabric. Its great quality material very strong. So many windows which are great when you have varying temperature preferences. The awning has many different ways to put it up based on the wind direction and shades really well.

We havent seen how it handles the rain yet.

The 16 mesh pockets have been so handy and are very strong and being mesh make it easy to see whats in there and doesnt trap sand or leaves etc. They really have thought of it all with this tent. It is very spacious and I am 170cm and have to stand on my tippie toes to clip the lantern on the hook at the roof of the inside of the tent. We fit 2 queen beds side by side on one side of the tent and still have half the tent for storage space

Im thoroughly impressed with it and cant wait to travel the east coast with it and see how it handles rain. I have no doubt it will do well. Happy to answer questions about it if anyone has any.

Dangerous - Two Tents, 100% Failure Rate – This tent ticked all boxes in terms of size, layout, airflow, ease of transport, good value - and it’s a nice looking tent too. Our parents (highly experienced campers) were equally impressed and purchased one too. Tent 1 Our first trip out - we inflated to the recommended reduced rate (5) as it was pretty hot. The poles were softer in the… Read more

evening, we put this down to cooling temps and inflated to 7.

We woke at 2am, a tent wall buzzing in the back of the fan and a beam rested on my husbands arm. I lifted the central point of the tent to see the walls hovering within a foot of the kids - this is with the lowest point of the tent being held up. We repumped the tent every few hours through the night. We organised a replacement bladder to get us through the rest of our trip.

Tent 2 Just as we returned with a replacement bladder, the second tent exploded at the top joint. This tent was also only inflated to 5 - it was a hot day, so can imagine how much fun it was emptying the deflated tent.

Having followed every direction and with over 80 combined years experience in the camp, I know we did everything right. I have serious doubts about this product and if it has even been tested under Australian conditions.

I followed up with the manufacturer, who assured that they take this kind of thing seriously - I’m yet to see any evidence. I believe there has been a second version released with reinforced bladder but there must be plenty more first versions in circulation.

It needs to be said that Tentworld were absolutely phenomenal and we will definitely purchase our next (pole) tent from here. I am underwhelmed with the response from Zempire - responsive enough, but very focussed on finding the short term fix and failing to acknowledge any issue with their product.