Campers looking to upgrade their windbreak from regular pole construction will love the usability of the new inflatable windbreak.

If it’s the best inflatable windbreak that you’re looking for, it doesn’t get much better than the incredibly popular Dometic Kampa Air Break. VERSATILE - This easy-pitch shelter features multiple doors which can be used to keep out bugs, provide shelter in windy conditions, or offer full access to the sun on hot summer evenings. Kit your shelter out with camping chairs, tables or even a couple The structure is held together with the Robust PowerPlus steel poles and secured in place with adjustable high visibility guylines, much in the same way that most tents are secured. The body material is high quality, fire retardant and waterproof with a 3000mm hydrostatic head rating. There is just one downside of the Dometic Kampa Air Break – its price. Sure it’s the best of the best, but you really do pay for it. It’s the most expensive windbreak on our list and it’s almost guaranteed to be the priciest in the shops. FOUR DOORS - Four zip-away doors which can be zipped closed, feature full height mesh panelling for protection against bugs, and can also be zipped open in warmer conditions.Available as both a 3-panel and the favoured 5-panel , the inflatable windbreak is the envy of campers across the country. Dometic and Kampa are true pioneers in this joint venture, offering the world’s first inflatable camping windbreak. WATERPROOF - This Eurohike Shelter is fully waterproof with a 1500mm HH flysheet and fully taped seams so you are sure to stay dry whatever the weather. On the beaches of Bognor and the sands of Skegness, the windbreak was hammered down and camp was set up for the day. There would always be a flask of tea, some sea-seasoned sandwiches and the promise of ice cream. This windbreak is our top choice for campers looking for the best value with the Vango gear known for being priced reasonably without sacrificing quality. The Vango windbreak is one of the most popular choices on the market and with a solid set of tech specs, offers great performance without breaking the bank.

When searching for a good value windbreak it’s vital to search for quality, not just the best price – that’s where Vango (usually) comes in. Inflatable windbreaks can stretch the budget and, with top brands including Dometic (more on theirs in just a sec) competing for the top spot, prices can inflate faster than the equipment. That’s where the Eurohike Genus windbreak comes in. It’s an inflatable 3-panel windbreak offered without the eye-water pricetags of others in the inflatable market.

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