G'day Scott,

The Neo 5 now features (since 2018) a full mesh and solid layer on the front entrance door.

G'day Marek,

The front vestibule of the Neo 5 will offer weather protection, but it is not sealed like the Mojave model was. The Neo 6 tent has a sealed front vestibule and is essentially the same as the Neo 5 but with the enclosed front area to keep it bug-free.

G'day Jack, 

I wouldn't be too concerned about the windows, as some air flow will prevent condensation within your tent. You should stay comfortable throughout the night if you have a quality sleeping bag and self-inflating mattress, but you could look into purchasing a sleeping bag liner such as the Sea to Summit Thermolite Reactor Fleece Liner as this will add some extra warmth to your bag. 

G'day Clare,

The Zempire Neo 5 will be a good option for you and your 5-year-old. They are relatively simple to set up, and your 5-year-old will be able to help put the poles together and bang the pegs in. The head height in the front vestibule is 175cm so as long as you're around that height it should be fine to stand in.

G'day Matt,

It's hard to give a direct comparison between the Zempire Neo 5 and a Coleman Instant Up Gold tent as they're a different type of tent. The Neo 5 is a dome style tent with fibreglass poles so will probably take you about 30 minutes to set it up by yourself. The Coleman Instant Up Gold tents are a quick set up tent with pre-attached steel poles, these will take you a little less time to set up, but packs into a much larger bag. Give us a buzz on 1300 914 007 if you've got any more specific questions and we'll do our best to answer you.

G'day Sam,

The vestibule floor on the Zempire Neo 5 Dome Tent can be rolled back to the door of the tent, allowing you to set up your chairs and tables under cover without fear of damaging the floor. Alternatively, you can use a mesh tarp to help protect the floor if you'd prefer. 

G'day Tim,

Unfortunately, we don't have a video available, but we've just started shooting videos and can add the Zempire Neo 5 Dome Tent to our to-do list if you'd like?

G'day Cris,

From what I can work out from the imaging, you're looking at around 24 pegs including guy ropes. Unfortunately, I can't check this as we don't have a display model currently set up in store sorry.

G’day Vanessa,

I can totally see where the confusion is, I’ll make sure we update the floorplan to reflect the dimensions of the vestibule more accurately.

In the meantime, if you have a look at Zempire’s floorplan you’ll be able to get a more accurate idea of what the Neo 5 looks like.

G'day Matthew, 

The vestibule of the Zempire Neo 5 tent is not sealed by a fly screen/mesh, if you have a look at the fifth picture linked in the description, you can get an idea of what the inner tent looks like without the fly (and vestibule). 

If you're after a tent with a sealed vestibule, then you should take a look at the Zempire Neo 6 - this model has a fully enclosed vestibule that will keep out insects and doubles as an extra bedroom on the tent.

G’day Amber,

If you’re an inexperienced camper I’d say it would take you approximately 20 minutes to set this up as there are more steps to take in comparison to an instant or pop up structure. If you’re a pro at setting up tents, it may take you less than that.

From feedback from other tents in the Neo range, we’ve had first time campers who have had positive experiences setting up their Neo so you shouldn’t have any trouble.  

As for the fly – the vestibule area is an extension of the fly which goes over the top of the entire tent, so you can’t use the vestibule and tent as separate shelters.