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SCAT-310 Inflatable Air Tent
The SCAT-310 is the 2 person model of the inflatable family and the only air tent in the catalogue with its own product page on the company's range: an air tent whose structure is inflatable beams rather than a pole set. The family description is consistent about what that buys — pitching in minutes instead of a pole assembly session, and a light, portable pack. For retailers, that is the entire pitch: the tent a customer can put up fast, every time.
| Item | As listed |
|---|---|
| Model | SCAT-310 |
| Capacity | 2 people |
| Construction | Inflatable air beams replace traditional poles |
| Family materials note | PVC / nylon class (family level) |
| Sibling model | SCAT-390, 4 people |
| Pricing | Confirm per order (not published for this family) |
Position Against the Pole Tent
The comparison a buyer has to make is setup system, not shape. A traditional pole tent's structure is rigid and field-repairable with a spare pole section; an air tent's structure inflates as one system and packs without a pole bag. The catalogue does not publish per-model beam pressures, fabric weights or packed dimensions for the SCAT-310 — confirm those figures, the pump specification and the valve type in your enquiry before you set retail expectations. The blog's air tent vs pole tent guide works through the trade-off in general terms.
Where It Sells
The SCAT line is the ground-tent offer beside the roof top tent core: festival and event camping, spare sleeping space beside a vehicle camp, and rental fleets that value fast turnaround between hires. The larger SCAT-390 covers the 4 person class in the same format, and the caravan side of the family is the SVA air awning line. A cotton air-pole variant is listed in the canvas family for buyers who want the air format in a heritage fabric.