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not sure how Go's price comapres to other retailers. But as always shop around, as maybe even use Go to price match.

Just been watching a youtube video. Seen loads of videos of them being inflated, but this one showed deflation as well.

Really impressive. Even quicker to deflate, than to put up.

True I guess prices will fall as they become more popular.

Roll on the launch of the Pro Action Inflatables.

The idea is good, and I would find it handy. Though not handy enough to justify the cost at the present time.

I was looking also at the Infinity 800 at GO yesterday. I think that the price of inflatable (not just vango) tents is too high and I can't see that the production costs can be any more than normal poles. They talk about new technology but tyre tubes have existed for years.

I do like them though and love the idea of blowing up the tent with no fuss, and it probably warants the cost if it makes your hols more fun and easier. If I could find the right layout I would buy one. the 800 infinity has too smaller sleeping pods as we all use camp beds and I dont think that 4 camp beds in one pos would leave much room to move. We have a Kalari 10 and if I could buy this in the same form i would happily pay extra for the inflatable.

If I bought one I would insist on at least 1 spare tube incase of malfunction. I know they supply a puncture repair kit but I dion't fancy messing around fixing ountures in the middle of the night, or at anytime for that matter. I also think that the Vango system is simpler and probably easier to deal with if you do have a problem than the kampa and outwell versions which have a one point inflation. At least with the airbeam if it does fail you are dealing with one pole at a time.

Go have the 800 infinity on offer soon- can't remember how much but I remember thinking it was a good deal, they sent me a catalogue recently with the offer inside.