Very helpful. I do it slightly differently. I fold the tent lengthways as in this video, but I fold it in half and then half again. The advantage is that the bottom of the groundsheet which may be dirty never touches the blue canvas so it helps to keep the tent clean. Also worth noting that the pump has two functions. You can use it to suck the air out of the tubes.

I have the very same tent and although I have only used it twice since buying it last year, its a great bit of kit. I was a little unsure about Airbeam technology, but I would like to assure any of your readers, its so easy and strong when fully inflated. The tubes are really strong and the chances of puncturing them is almost nil, they can be repaired easily or replaced if needs be for about £30. I have not experienced really high winds, but the fact that the beams will bend, unlike poles that will break, has to be an advantage. Thanks again for a review of a tent that should be considered by more campers.

Mine’s just been out in the garden to properly dry out after getting back from its second Purbeck Valley Folk Festival, this year with added porch. Really pleased with how easy it goes back in the bag when you know what you’re doing in comparison to my little Eurohike 250 which I used for two nights elsewhere first.

Thanks for taking the time to share this.

Just got this tent up in the garden for the first time, so very helpful before I take it down. Thanks!

Great tent but damn Berghaus how much would cost doing that bag 2 inches longer?!

Should you fully or partially unzip the doors before packing away ???

Thanks , just had a melt down at a campsite, bout to try again at home Have you tried the tent out in strong winds?

where did he put the pump?