Air Tents

Zempire Air Tents feature inflatable air frames, allowing for a quick and hassle-free setup, unmatched durability, and superior comfort. Many Zempire air tents can be pitched and inflated by one person.

Our strongest air tents, which we have seen withstand cyclone conditions, are in our Air Canvas Series. Zempire air tents are more stable in windy conditions than traditional pole tents. However, camping in extreme weather conditions is not advised. All Zempire air tubes have incredibly high burst strengths so it is very unlikely that an air tube would expand and burst in hot temperatures.

It depends on which Zempire air tent you have, but here's a quick overview:

• Shelter Links - to connect your air tent to an air shelter to create one combined, weatherproof setup.
• Footprints - to protect your tent floor and make pack away even easier.
• Heat Shield Covers/Liners - to decrease the internal temperatures in warmer months & darken the interior.
• Awning Wall Sets - a 2-piece set to provide covered or mesh awning extensions at the front of your tent awning.
• Sunrooms (Canvas Only) - a 3-piece wall set, including a floor which transforms your canvas tent awning area into another protected room.

• Ensure guy ropes are out at all times during use.
• Never pack your tent away wet. If you must take your tent down when wet, ensure that it is dried completely as soon as possible to prevent mildew from forming.
• If mildew does form on your tent, wash it off with warm water and a soft brush to prevent further growth. Do not use soap or detergents.
• Do not use an open flame inside your tent. The fabric has been treated with a fire retardant but is in no way fireproof.
• It is important that lower vents are opened at all times to reduce condensation. During humid or damp conditions, it is recommended that the waterproof door covers are opened to expose the mesh layer, enabling additional airflow throughout your tent.
• Do not use open-cell foam mats directly on the tent floor. This can cause condensation between the mat and floor, which may lead to mildew if it is not dried out.

The Air Canvas and Shapeshifter ranges are very similar when it comes to warmth. Air Canvas utilises polycotton canvas, while the Shapeshifter is crafted from Aeroweave Synthetic Canvas. These materials perform almost identically in terms of insulation and heat retention. The key difference is airflow: the Shapeshifter features built-in vents for ventilation that cannot be closed. This means in very cold conditions, Air Canvas may feel slightly warmer because it’s more sealed, while the Shapeshifter prioritises airflow for comfort and condensation control.

They sure do. Your warranty period is determined by which tent series you have. See our Warranty Policy for specific product warranty information.