Link the Koala Hub with other Koala tents to make one big shared area. Great for group hangouts or family setups.
Inflate, secure, and you’re done. No poles, no stress, just easy camping.
Plenty of room to stretch out, play games, or just relax. High ceilings make it feel even bigger.
Rain, wind, or sun — this tent stays solid. Keeps you dry and cozy no matter what.
The Koala Hub Tent is perfect for spring, summer, and fall, handling rain and wind. In winter, it’s good for light snow, but wet snow can get heavy, so clear it off to avoid issues.
Freezing temps can make the PVC frame stiff, which makes packing up harder—it might not fit back into the bag unless fully deflated with an electric pump.
If you’re heating the tent, melting snow on the roof can seep into the fabric, so keep an eye out for leaks.
It’s great for cold-weather camping but has its limits with snow and freezing conditions.
Width — 3.60 m (141.73")
Length — 3.60 m (141.73")
Height — 2.75 m (108.27")
Ceiling height — 2.60 m (102.36")
Internal usable area — 11.5 m² (124.43 ft²)
Net weight — 60 kg (132.28 lb)
Gross weight — 66 kg (145.51 lb)
Box 1
Width — 0.82 m (34.28")
Length — 0.55 m (21.65")
Height — 0.55 m (21.65")
Weight — 50.0 kg / 110.23 lb
Box 2
Width — 0.60 m (23.62")
Length — 0.26 m (10.24")
Height — 0.28 m (11.02")
Weight — 16.0 kg / 35.27 lb
Inflatable Tent — 1 piece
Hand Pump — 1 piece
Rain Fly — 1 piece
Front Wall PVC/Canvas — 1 piece
Ropes — 1 set
Ground Nails — 1 set
Storage Bag — 2 pieces
Connector — 2 pieces
Capacity — up to 6 (6 in sleeping bags)
Seasons — Three-season tent (not lower than 0 °C (32°F))
Tent color — Beige
Floor color — Beige
Tent material — 210gsm TC Fabric (Terylene Cotton)
Floor material — Oxford
Air tube material — PVC
Number of windows — 4 in the roof
Number of entrances — 4
Stove jack diameter — 10 cm (3.93")
Air pump type — Hand pump
Recommended pressure — 6-8 psi
Warranty — 1 year
Tents, sleeping bags and backpacks seem to be iconic items that any camper can’t do without on a camping trip. However, essential camping gear goes far beyond that. Another gear you might want to bring to the campsite is a tent footprint. Go on reading to find out what a tent footprint is and why you might need it.
Bear in mind, actual product may vary slightly from the images.
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