Crua Culla Temperature Regulating Inner Tents - Keeps You Warm in The Winter and Cool in The Summer - Fits in Most Tents

Good product

This is a good tent: the assembly is incredibly efficient (it practically bounces up), the heat insulation is impressive although the noise insulation is not great

Got this along with the Duo (and another tent). Great tent and great setup. Quality was top notch and it certainly works - much warmer inside than outside, thankfully. Highly recommend. Will try to get a minute to post some video/pics later in the week.

I so wanted this to work. Temperature regulation and noise reduction when camping was the aim. Camping near a road and there was no reduction in noise at all. Plus, there are several design shortcomings. No internal pockets for phone, etc. the fabric on the floor is slippy when trying to get up from a low airbed. Very disappointed but as I didn't try it before the 30 day return window I am stuck with an item that cost £442 but is probably just about worth half of that.

This is a really cool tent, it’s like sleeping in a blanket fort. Lightly insulated that naturally regulates temperature and reduces noise. The air beam frame is a really neat idea and works well. Very spacious for three person tent. It does need to be inside a larger ventilated tent to be protected from harsh weather. Need to carry a 7psi regulated air pump.It is a tent that fulfills some users specific needs and space. It is a question of if you want to pack an additional tent and pump or just invest in a really good sleeping bags or a sufficient double sleeping bag.I returned mine due to it not fitting inside my current tent nor would the vents line up to have adequate ventilation to be safe.It is a quality tent that looks cool and functions as it’s described.

Tent seems to be missing a pocket on the inside to hold the aluminum rod in place . Frustrating and disapointed however.. other than that it is an impressive tent.

I’d never used any type of tent insulation liner before this one, but now that I have, it’ll be hard to go back. It’s definitely kept me nice and warm in these fall months.The first thing to note about this is that it’s a bit heavier (solid 15 to 20 lbs). Having to carry both this and you’re your tent means that you’ll definitely want to be parked near your campsite. Not really a problem for us casual campers, though. Also, the instructions emphasize that it does need to be used with a waterproof tent (I’d imagine the insulation is goose down, so any rain would kill its insulative properties).Set up and tear down was way easier than expected. You just lay it out on the floor of the tent and then inflate the two built in air tubes using an air pump (fairly quick). These act as the frame and are used in place of traditional tent poles. A zipper pocket lets you expose the tubes for replacement, but based on how durable they were, I doubt they’d ever need replacing. After that, you just shift it around in the tent so it settles into place and that’s it.The nice thing about this is it feels just like a cocoon. The lining is included all the way around, even on the floor, which helps offset camping pads with low R values. And it shuts out light well if you want to sleep in. It does still have some features for airflow though, in case if a warmer day comes along. These include a small zippered window in the rear, flaps with zippers at the top that expose mesh windows, and a double zippered entrance (one mesh and one normally lined).Tear down was way easier than expected. It comes with compression straps and the bag it came with is plenty large. Overall, gotta say this was a great choice to add to my winter gear.

The description is incorrect. This is not the Combo. It is only the Cocoon Maxx, 3 person.If I knew I would have bought the combo direct from cruaoutdoors with the first time 10% discount.

Used this product camping in the rockies inside my duo maxx and worked great.