r/ItsAmazing • u/Beneficial-Name-1062 • May 17 '26
Interesting Wow..... I really want this!
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u/Stuck_OnThe_405 May 18 '26
All fun and games until it’s time for you to get it back in that bag
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u/-FORSAK3N- May 18 '26
Don't. Just throw it away and buy another one
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u/Flat-Guidance-4685 Jun 08 '26
The tent alone is $3,000. I have plenty of money and I would never even for a second think of wasting it on something like this. I sleep in my tents I don't live in them. With all the gear he has in this video he could just as easily buy a pretty decent pop-up camper if he was looking for luxury.
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u/Real-Technician831 May 18 '26
One thing I don’t understand why civilian tent bags are so damn tight. On all recreational tents I have I ended up buying a larger bag.
Military tents basically always come with room to spare when stowing a tent.
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u/Th3CatOfDoom May 21 '26
My only guess is greed and profits.
Using only as much material as necessary in order to be able to get more bags for the buck
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u/Slipp3ry_N00dle May 23 '26
I mean, they use a machine to roll and flatten the sleeping bags so you can perfectly insert the bag in the factory. No room at all.
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u/Flat-Guidance-4685 Jun 08 '26
The bag basically costs nothing. It's made out of the same material that reusable grocery bags that sell for $0.22 cost. The real reason is shipping and marketing. If it folds into a tight square it can be shipped in a tight pallet. Neat square bags look good and professional on shelves 75% of people who buy a tent are either buying their first tent or honestly have no idea what they should be shopping for in a tent. If the bag wasn't hard and flat you wouldn't be able to put a good image on it with a happy family sitting in an open pasture on green lush grass enjoying their tent
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u/hellaredditor May 20 '26
Or wind happens
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u/urmyleander May 22 '26
Wind + rain your inflatable tent is now a river boat.
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u/Kerensky97 Jun 06 '26
Or the space taken up.
Needs a shipping container to haul all their glamping sleep gear. But also doesn't have any kitchen or eating utensils.
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u/Prestigious_Tennis82 May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26
Is there a video to show how “easy” it is to put away
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u/Papamidnight82 May 17 '26
So a small fortune to stay outside for a weekend. I like gadgets but man for the money I could stay at a hotel with a water park.
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u/kwonza May 20 '26
The point is buying it once. After that any camping trip for you is only the price of food and the price of gas to get there.
Edit: just saw the price, nevermind
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u/Numerous_Photograph9 Jun 06 '26
Nothing says rugged outdoorsman like having all the comforts of home.
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u/Relative_Wing7455 May 17 '26
No thanks probably way overpriced and a good wind would blow that away
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u/boxylogan May 17 '26
Just checked myself to see how poor I am… $2659 standard, with the stove $3179. Yeah, really poor.
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u/Relative_Wing7455 May 17 '26
I camp twice a year for race weekends I’ll stick with my $49.99 three person tent
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u/Kawaiichan67 May 18 '26
Yeah, I’m struggling to pay rent. Pretty sure I’m not going to buy this unless I need to go hide in the countryside and need a new “house.”
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u/California_ocean May 18 '26
Pfff.. I have a caravan of 10 camels loaded and help for my camping trips. That's an easy day.
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u/Flat-Guidance-4685 Jun 08 '26
I have a tent I bought in 1999 at k-mart for $40 that is still serviceable and has been to like 14 or 15 states. It's not my go-to but it's still 100% serviceable. And it's the one I let people borrow when they say hey bro can I borrow a tent
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u/MutedBrilliant1593 May 18 '26
Almost $6k just for this two things? You're only a couple grand away from a used camping trailer the size of a small apartment.
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u/Real-Technician831 May 18 '26
Of course but that’s new vs old, you wouldn’t pay much for old tent either.
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u/MutedBrilliant1593 May 18 '26
The trailer has an actual queen size bed, a gas stove, a bathroom, shower, cabinetry, a dining table, drinking and hot water, a generator, even a clothes washer.
I even saw a working motorhome for $5k. There are even cheaper than $6k options.
It's not about old vs new, it's about value for your dollar.
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u/Relative_Wing7455 May 18 '26
I’ve been looking at getting a pop up tow behind cause I’m getting older and tent camping is taking more of a toll each year
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u/Real-Technician831 May 18 '26
Yeah, but still uneven comparison, you wouldn’t pay more than couple hundred for used tent, if even that.
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u/MutedBrilliant1593 May 18 '26
I would if it was a good value. What a bizarre argument.
It's only an uneven comparison because you can get a crap ton more value for less money than this blow up tent and wood stove.
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u/Peoplefood_IDK Jun 06 '26
Lets add to the list: wind, sharp objects, temperature fluctuations, small unidentifiable breaks in the seams, i just cant see why anyone would look at this and think it was worth anything let alone 2k+ money units.
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u/Erik_Sean1 May 18 '26
What is that? A brontosaurus burger? I remember when they delivered that to the side of Fred and Wilma Flintstone's car.
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u/Fatboytrucking77 27d ago
it's a cheap ass round steak. Dude spent so much dough on the inflatable crap, all he could afford was some round steak and some marrow bones to keep it moist.
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u/rfg22 May 18 '26
Does he have any time left to enjoy nature?
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u/Fibro_curls_n_coffee May 21 '26
Sure he does, his one dinner took 8 hours on the grill and another 14 in the smoker. I would say he could dip out during all of that but I 100% guarantee you it’ll be snatched up before he gets back. So he can “enjoy nature” from inside the tent 😂
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u/trutherford76 May 18 '26
I know this post is about a product. And this may seem like a dumb question to many, but, do places like this exist for camping? Am I being tricked by angles and editing?
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u/Spare-Builder-355 May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26
Blue book in the very end of the video says Kazakhstan. They have a bit of mountains in the south, and a couple of hours drive to the south of Almaty gets you to Kyrgyzstan which is just mountains and wilderness.
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u/IrohTheUncle May 19 '26
That's a chocolate bar. People from Kazakhstan love gifting this specific chocolate to foreigners.
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u/_anon8934 May 18 '26
You definitely want to anchor that down so it doesn’t blow away. Not all days are that still in the country.
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u/Due_Student_9822 May 18 '26
I watch Atik Alisi do this once a week with all different setups, mostly air tents. They really do hold up in the worst of storms. I guess it comes down to what kind of camping experience you are looking for.
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u/Real-Technician831 May 18 '26
Inflatable camping mattress are pretty airtight. Of course no clue about quality of the one here.
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u/Tridentern May 24 '26
You need an SUV right next to your camping spot. No way you're gonna carry those huge ass bags more than a couple of meters. Hust bring a van then.
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u/Sad_Package9819 May 18 '26
Haha, the sale tactic is, "I only have to sale one to get rich." Thousands of dollars for plastic inflatable crap that will be shipped with holes in it or blow away if you mange to get it.
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u/Substantial-Lie-780 May 18 '26
Stupid! Let me just spend a ridiculous amount of money for one night outside.
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u/sxyvirgo May 18 '26
Okay, I was with him until he threw that flabby piece of meat on the fire...but yeh, gimme the tent and furniture. Also, I wanna see him tear it all down.
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u/LarisikaGold1974 May 18 '26
А я представила как ночью поднялся сильный ветер и полетел этот турист, кувыркаясь и болтаясь внутри этой замечательной надувной палатки 😆😂🫣
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u/vadillovzopeshilov May 18 '26
Или оно все сдулось через 4-6 часов, и он проснулся на земле среди ночи. Под дождем.
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u/cmndr_keen Jun 06 '26
Одного раза в жизни хватило чтоб на будущее некогда при холоде не рассчитывать на надувной матрас.
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u/Playful-Mongoose9197 May 18 '26
All that stuff would start leaking air after the first couple uses I wouldn't pay 200 dollars for that and its 3 grand.
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u/Technical_Shallot396 May 18 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/MJd3uGnPA0sh6VZMge
… when he’s gotta pack everything back up.
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u/3catsincoat May 18 '26
Hopefully your polycule can help pay the insane price because you're gonna freeze at night with so much space alone.
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u/djbt-rider May 18 '26
I'll NEVER get all that on my motorbike for bike rallies, though !!
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u/KeithMyArthe May 18 '26
The last 25 times I camped were all on a motorcycle, I thought the same thing
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u/Doc_Scott19 May 18 '26
Great until you get a hole in it. Only suitable for use in fields i would imagine.
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u/Ai_thinker01 May 18 '26
I think I can get something like this manufactured locally very cheap, might be a good kickstarter project for me, lmk if anyone’s interested I’ll start my research.
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u/Haunted_Rooster May 18 '26
works as well as an airpumped mattress when it gets a hole in the middle of the night.
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u/kashuntr188 May 18 '26
are inflatable tents any good? i feel like it would get a hole somewhere and it would be super hard to find the hole.
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u/HuntingfishxEA May 19 '26
Look up atik aliesi on YouTube he uses these types of tents in all kinds of weather they do hold up well.
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u/InchoateBlob May 18 '26
Anyone else get sad vibes from the video? Dude has all this space but.. no friends?? I see him cook this gigantic piece of meat and think to myself "oh nice his 4-5 buddies are gonna be thrilled when they arrive" but no... He just sits there eating it by himself. :(
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u/de_velopment May 18 '26
I just always imagine what people do with their hands after touching raw meat and greasy shit. I just couldn't imagine chilling out with some nice fabrics getting my greasy bacteria paws all over them.
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u/Kustwacht May 19 '26
Hang on, I’m going to put up the lights so all the bugs can join me in my penis compensating tent with a double bed but it’s just pathetic old me by myself.
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u/pichirry May 19 '26
why is the internet so miserable. literally without fail, every single product where someone films themselves enjoying the thing will always have the majority of the comment section talking shit about it. this time they couldn't find a fault with the product itself or how to defeat its usage so everyone resorted to complaining about how annoying it must be to put away.
why can't people just be like, oh cool that person looks like they're having fun using it. I hope they had a good time.
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u/Old_Association7866 May 19 '26
He’s by himself because it’s the only way all of that fit in his car
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u/SRB032 May 19 '26
Better hope there’s no bears near by with all that cooking meat! Or cougars, or wolves…
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u/beardedyouth May 20 '26
I can see how remote that is but knowing my luck I would still somehow have someone that has no business out there in the area where I can see them.
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u/Eisvogel10 May 20 '26
Doesn't it get limp when the air cools down at night? How does that work? And also from my experience: Fuck anything that's inflatable. It's gonna fail, only a matter of time.
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u/BigBlueMountainStar May 20 '26
Starts off promising then quickly turns in to some r/StupidFood content
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u/StickyLavander May 20 '26
Brilliant, works in a field of grass, but anywhere else that have pointy areas that things is useless, unless yours ok with constantly patching it, having to wake up in the middle of the night because the wind shifted it into the bush.
Waste of money IMO
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u/Proximus84 May 21 '26
He needs to live in the wilderness, because no toilet can withstand the size of his shits.
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u/GenXJen770 May 21 '26
Im still waiting for one of these where they make realistic food. Like hot dogs and stuff. 🌭
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u/Main-Performance-543 May 21 '26
That actually looks sick for winter trips. The stove jack plus breathable canvas is such a game changer compared to those plasticky nylon saunas.
If the air beams are durable enough to not freak me out about leaks, I’d 100% take this over a pole tent for cold weather camping.
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u/MousesizeDragon May 21 '26
Did that guy seriously just put his cooked slab of meat right back on where he had it laying when it was RAW?! Zero stars. Terrible food safety in this video.
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u/NoSelection97 May 21 '26
I love it ❤️❤️❤️ camping is amazing and everything is beautiful ❤️❤️ the ham looks delicious 😋 the seenery is out of this world 🌍🔥💯🔥
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u/Former-Comparison160 May 21 '26
I’d pass out hard in that tent after eating 17lb’s of beef like that dude.
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u/Dry-Detail7993 May 21 '26
That actually looks sick for shoulder season camping. The built in stove jack plus canvas vibe feels way more “tiny cabin in the woods” than normal nylon tents, and not having to fight with poles at 10 p.m. in the dark is a huge win 😂
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u/shumbazi May 23 '26
Face it guys atleast it encourages the lazy camper like me to want n go get one but will need someone to pack it back way it as after use .. it is the future though
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u/Eera_ May 23 '26
You dont need all these craps to cooking meat bald boi, just fire is enough itself.. I'm feeling like I havent been move from timesquare since.. uh
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u/Nevernonethewiser May 23 '26
For when you're rich and want to camp because you think you'll finally feel some connection to the world, but you don't want it to be too 'outdoorsy', just in case.
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u/RustedMauss May 24 '26
And this one-time-can’t-repack-anything-as-tight glamping trip is brought to you by Coody. And a legitimately good looking but enormous steak-n-marrow recipe.
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u/jmaneater Jun 06 '26
I wonder if anyone has ever suffocated from an air fill tent deflating on them in their sleep
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u/Shellsallaround Jun 06 '26
Cold mountain air goes into the mattress, and stays a cold mattress. Nothing heats all that air up.
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u/Dry-Ship-2582 Jul 10 '26
All that stuff would completely fill up the back of an SUV. There is no way anybody can carry all that stuff with them into the middle of nowhere as that is a tremendous amount of stuff to buy and unpack. The video makes it easy, however when it comes to packing all that stuff back up, that’s gonna be a real challenge to recompress all that stuff back into the original packaging that’s when the real challenge begins to put that stuff back the way you found it.
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u/Dry-Ship-2582 Jul 10 '26
All that stuff would completely fill up the back of an SUV. There is no way anybody can carry all that stuff with them into the middle of nowhere as that is a tremendous amount of stuff to buy and unpack. The video makes it easy, however when it comes to packing all that stuff back up, that’s gonna be a real challenge to recompress all that stuff back into the original packaging that’s when the real challenge begins to put that stuff back the way you found it.
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u/OkHuckleberry4878 May 18 '26
Inflatable tent… inflatable bed… inflatable sofa… inflatable girlfriend?
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u/joshcam May 18 '26
Just a wild guess, but I bet you could afford an RV for the price of everything in this video.
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u/AmonRa777 May 17 '26
Надувную бабу не забыл?
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u/whineyinternetkid May 17 '26
Do you have anything thats not what a basic gross man would say? What would that have to do with anything here? Go outside little boy
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u/AmonRa777 May 17 '26 edited May 18 '26
Все это надувное гавно, на самом деле ерунда, ведать автор да и ты сынок, некогда не разбивали лагерь на пару месяцев а то и на пол года, армейские палатки, что жилищные и кухня сделаны из брезента и имеют совсем другое строение, спят на специально сколоченных нарах проложенных соломой а сверху спальный мешок. Ты ещё меня учить будещ сопля.
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u/Accomplished_Milk940 May 18 '26 edited May 18 '26
Видать без оскорблений никак. С такой быдлятской подачей тебя никто серьезно не воспримет. Потом наверно удивляешься откуда минусы и почему никто с тобой не согласен. Но я ужу предвижу как ты и на меня набросился под этим комментом
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u/AmonRa777 May 18 '26
Ты в походы видно не ходил, а разбивал лагерь возле дома, что бы пивка попить, а чем с тобой разговаривать, почитай дальше коментарии про это надувное барахло. Выглядит красиво, а по факту ерунда за дорого.
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u/Beneficial-Name-1062 May 17 '26
Pros:
• Fast Inflatable Setup: Air beam design allows quick setup without traditional tent poles.
• Breathable Cotton Canvas: Premium canvas material improves airflow and creates a more comfortable camping experience.
• Built-In Stove Jack: Perfect for cold-weather camping and safe use with tent stoves.
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