A Must-Read for Beginners: The 3 Most Common Mistakes You Make When Using an Inflatable Tent for the First Time (And How to Avoid Them)

Congratulation on choosing an inflatable camping tent! its one of the easiest tent to set up, but like any near gear, it takes a little practice. Many beginners make small mistakes that can spoil their trip. Thats why MBNM made it simple to help  you avoid the most common mistake and give you tips for a smooth, enjoyable first air tent.

The Pump and Abandon - Disregard Final Stress

The mistake is pumping too little air to your tent just to quickly finish it. Because an underinflated air is weak and unstable. As for the temperature of air drop it will cause the tent to sag or collapse. A loose tent will struggle to hold air or rain, puts pressure on the seams, and even make it hard zipper to close.

1.Use a stress gauge  (If your pump has one) and inflated the tent to the PSI/BAR level stated in your MBNM instruction.

2.Thumb test if you don’t have gauge, Press your thumb against the beam  it should feel hard like a car tire, if they need more if to add or not.

3.Pinnacle off in the morning, the cold air makes the beam lose pressure overnight, it really recommended to give a 30-second pump up for perfect firmness

A properly inflated MBNM tent offers the best stability and weather protection for your best comfort during the camping trip

Rough Ground Game - Skipping a Footprint or Groundsheet

The mistake is setting up your tent in the ground thinking its strong enough to handle it.

It is a big problem because, even though MBNM tents are made with durable, rip stop  material, sharp rocks, sticks, and rough surfaces can still damage the floor. These can make the tent dirtier and harder to clean.

Always use a footprint or groundsheet under your tent. it acts as a protective layer between the tent floor and the ground. Before setting up, clear the  area of sharp object or debris. So using the MBNM is the best way to keep your tent clean, safe long lasting.

The Hasty Up - Folding It, Instead of Rolling

To avoid some error at packing your tent the same way as a normal one, make sure to fold it highly to fit in the bag.

Folding an inflatable tent too tightly the same way every time can create kinks and smqall cracks in the air seals of the air beams.

The correct way

1.Fully deflate: Open the valves and press out as much air as you can by pushing, leave the valves open.

2.Fold loosely: don’t crease it. Fold the tent lengthwise (once or twice) so the air stay straight.

3.Roll: From the side opposite the valves, gently roll toward the valveside not too tightly so any leftover air can go.

4.Care: Place the rolled tent into its carry bag without forcing it. it will be fit easily.

Tips: Make sure to use this roll method to keep you MBNM  tent in a great shape.

Conclusion

By avoiding these three common mistakes underinflating your tent, skipping the footprint, and packing it correctly you will get the best result and longest life from your infallible tent. With just a little care, you are not only protecting your tent but also avoid the stress and have a good memory and comfortable camping trip. MBNM inflatable tent are designed to be easy to set-up, strong, and perfect for beginners who want comfort and convenience outdoors.

FAQ Segment

Q: How long will it take to inflate a MNBM tent?

A: With a electric pump, most of MNBM tent can be completely inflated in few minutes! Very fast,easy to use even using manually pump when compare with pole tents.

Q: What if my inflatable tent is scratched?

A: Do not worry about that! rep kit in all MNBM tents. The air patching process is quick and easy and with the two chamber system design, the tent will remain standing even if one of them fails.

Q: Are windy environments can be applicable to inflatable tents?

A: Sure! The air beams are made of plastics that bend to let them in, rather than push them away, meaning our tents can stand rock solid in a wind if pitched correctly and guyed out.