We’re really pleased to have scored Eurohike Genus 400 Air Tent so highly, givimg it 8.1 out of 10, making it well above the average for all 3 – 4 Person Tents. Quechua are generally good with accessories, upgrades and replacement parts. The Air Seconds 4.1 seems to be the exemption, as I could not find a matching footprint for this tent. There is also a canopy that fits onto the Genus 400, extending the porch area. It is not expensive and seems like a really good add-on to the Genus 400. Quechua Air Seconds 4.1 F&B

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The Berghaus Air 4 and the Quechua Air Seconds 4.1 has some really nice features like the rain-brow over the side door. The most user-friendly small family air tentThe Eurohike Air 400 sits on a 465cm x 265 cm footprint, and it is 195cms high at its highest point. This size is pretty average for a 4-berth tent, there are bigger tents and there are smaller too – most notably the biggest competitor of the Air 400, the Eurohike Genus 400 (reviewed here) is slightly smaller. Pitching

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The Eurohike Air 400 features a 4000mm HH flysheet, which should be enough to prevent water leaking in during heavy rains, and should remain waterproof in light snowing too. The strongest contender in this section is the Berghaus Air 4, as Berghaus has an additional porch that is compatible with all Berghaus air tents. Bear in mind though, that the Berghaus porch is almost as expensive as the tent itself.

There’s so much information available online when we’re shopping now, that it’s easy to find lots of detail about products like Eurohike Genus 400 Air Tent. This is of course really helpful, but there’s almost too much information available, so it’s important to know exactly what you’re looking for.

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The beams are from outside so the roof is not really smooth. But they cannot break, they can bend but they restore the shape as soon as the wind pressure drops. So the tent should behave well even in windy spaces.Spoiler alert: there are alternatives worth considering – see also: Eurohike Genus 400 Air vs Berghaus Air 4 vs Eurohike Air 400) Eurohike Genus 400 Review When buying 3 – 4 Person Tents, the quality of the product is going to be one of the factors that you really scrutinise before you commit to buying. When shopping for a festival tent, it’s tempting to go straight for the cheapest option – and in our current cost of living crisis, some of us have no choice on that front. But you can still get decent features from a cheaper tent, as the waterproof Regatta Malawi Pop Up Tent proves.

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As for other products within the Eurohike Air range ie accessories, replacement parts; there are a few choices. Of course, you can buy air tubes and valves in case something goes wrong, however in case a beam leaks air it most likely can be mended temporarily by using the repair kit that is included with the Air 400. A bespoke footprint is available to protect the groundsheet from uneven ground and to help retain the heat. On the other hand, if anything goes wrong, it is very likely you will find spare parts for the Air Seconds 4.1; anything from flysheet, groundsheet and bedroom etc. The small family air tent with the most upgrades available; There is no footprint, and the tent inflates as ‘flysheet first’. This is extremely handy when you need to pitch it when it is raining: the bedroom stays dry.It’s getting a bit difficult here, as the Eurohike Air 400 and the Berghaus Air 4 play slightly above the league of the rest. These two have sewn-in groundsheets, while the others have loose that are secured to the flysheet by velcro. Loose groundsheet vs sewn-in groundsheet Note that the inner tent can always remain attached so it is easy when you pitch the tent, the inner is always ready. One good side of this is also that you have a dry setup, the inner remains fully protected if you are forced to pitch the tent when it is raining. The floor plan and the dimensions. From that respect, the Genus 400 is the lightest under 10 kgs, while the others weigh around 15 kilos. So there is not a big difference, they are all pretty easy to handle and carry, they all come in a carrybag. Everything that you buy on top of the tent itself – carpet, footprint etc. – will come on top of this. You probably ask why the Genus 400 is so lightweight: well, that’s down to the weight of the fabrics used. The Genus 400 has a thinner, lighter flysheet material than the others. Pitching I did not include it in the comparison, but I believe Quechua deserve one point deducted for offering 5 years warranty. All the others come with 30-day return and 12 months warranty.