G'day Amy,

Zempire doesn't explicitly state whether the mesh is midge proof or not, so it would be best to combine your set up with some repellant in areas where you might be likely to encounter lots of midges.

G'day Myron,

I've just double-checked our display model and the top mesh ventilation panels aren't able to be closed, they are mesh only.

G'day Levi,

The Jetset 10 is designed for use in most conditions, however Zempire do specify that it isn't designed to withstand storm conditions of strong winds, so it's always wise to proceed with caution in variable weather. If the guy ropes and peg points are well secured we would be fairly confident that this tent will have similar performance to the Coleman Instant Up Tents.

G'day Kyle,

Thanks so much for your question!  Zempire are an awesome company with great after-sales service.  We also have a dedicated Warranties department so if you do have any issues with your Jetset Tent tubes you'll be well supported!  Head to our Warranty Information Page for more, otherwise, give us a call on 1300 914 007 or shoot us an email to service@snowys.com.au if you have any further specific questions.

G'day Sabine,

Great question! Unfortunately, the Jetset pump is not compatible as it needs a specific bayonet fitting to fit into the air mattress opening.

Pumping up the Jetset does take a bit of effort especially those last few pumps! It's all worth it though, as you then have a very strong and sturdy tent.

G'day Chantel,

The Jetset 10 shouldn't be a problem in cooler conditions. It has dual layer mesh and solid panel windows at the front and sides so you'll be kept protected from the weather and be just as warm as any other tent.

G'day Simon,

Both the Jetset and the Northstar are considered 3-season tents, so it's probably best to avoid mid-winter camping with either choice.  If you're concerned about the waterproofing, Zempire has given this one protection for an impressive 5000mm, as against 3000mm on the Northstar.  I don't think there's cause for concern about the lack of full fly as the windows are waterproofed and the whole tent has been tested in torrential rain.  The inflatable frame is more forgiving when subjected to a little rough and tumble too ie. kids mucking around or falling against a pole, or when the wind picks up.  We find the poles bounce back into shape unlike the instant-up frame which has steel poles and plastic joiners.  Ben might offer you a little reassurance in our YouTube clip as he specifically mentions the waterproofing on the Jetset, including the fly design.  Cheers mate :)

G'day Beth, 

Yes the Jetset 10 Inflatable Air Tent is supplied with a Double Action Pump.

G'day Stephen,

It'd hard to give you an exact answer given we're yet to see the Jetset 10 (it's a brand new model). However based on the structure of the Aerobase 3/4 and the front of the Jetset 10 they won't directly connect, however you could set them up quite close to each other with the front awning of the tent overlapping the Aerobase a little.