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Air Opus Trailer Uses An Inflatable Tent For Convenient One-Push Setup. February 28, 2017. We’re big fans of Opus and their handy trailers, which double as a platform for the integrated tent as soon as you get to camp. As awesome as it is, though, setting up your camper does require a bit of manual work. The integrated tent is large, too, with two bedroom areas, a stainless steel sink with glass lid, a two-burner gas job, a work surface, integrated seats, a detachable table, a storage locker, and an optional awning that also uses air poles. No pricing yet, but the Air Opus will debut in April. Check It Out Air Opus Trailer Uses An Inflatable Tent For Convenient One-Push Setup February 28, 2017 We’re big fans of Opus and their handy trailers, which double as a platform for the integrated tent as soon as you get to camp. It plans to get it to market around April of this year and is now accepting pre-orders. The Air Opus is available as a US$2,499 option on US-market Opus Camper models, which start at $18,999. Opus is also offering a $1,995 add-on inflatable extension awning that fills from the Air Opus's electric pump. That won’t be the case with the new Air Opus, which uses inflatable tubes for the poles, allowing the tent to automatically set up in just 90 seconds. That’s right, no more setting up poles and arranging everything manually. Instead, all you need to do is press a switch to get the air tubes to start filling up with air. Air OPUS: Inflatable Camping System. As a trailer, the OPUS lies flat and compressed, letting you drive and camp where traditional RVs won’t allow. When towing, its dimensions are 9.3 x 6.2 x 3.8 ft., and it has room for a rack on top to fit skis, bikes, or kayaks. Unfolded, it lengthens to nearly 14 feet. The Air Opus is, basically, a box with two wheels in a size that’s ideal for towing behind most any vehicle. Like other Opus models, the tent is stored in the box, along with any gear you can cram inside it, with the top lid serving as a place to strap down kayaks, bicycles, and other large objects. Camper Inflates In 90 Seconds, No Poles Needed. With compressed air and ‘air tubes’ instead of poles, the Air OPUS Camper aims to set up in a breeze. A storm, total darkness, unlevel ground, swarms of mosquitos: Setting up camp in unfavorable conditions is a time-honored tradition of any outdoors person. According to Opus, the entire set-up process for the 13.5-ft-long (4.1-m-long), six-berth Air Opus model, including laying out the interior equipment, takes just five minutes, down from 15 minutes for the pole-frame version. When we first discovered the British-designed Opus camping trailer back in 2013, its combination of pop-up construction and comfy design made it one of our favorite campers of the year. Now it's even better. The new inflatable Air Opus trailer tent sets up in about a third the time of the original.
The Air Opus is available as a US$2,499.