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One of the more impressive tent innovations to emerge from 2025, Cube Air Tent debuted as a spinoff of South African inflatable tent trailer brand Alphago. The brand quickly took on a life of its own, and while it always offered to ship globally, it's now made an official US launch, stocking its big, blow-up tents locally for faster, easier delivery at a lower price. And the brand plans to expand its lineup of air-filled tents and camping gear, adding all kinds of new products in the US, South Africa and beyond.
No surprise that Cube hit the US market running with the product that put it on the map: the original Cube Explorer Pro Edition tent package. This model remains Cube's largest tent, and having checked it out in person at Cube's launch event at the recent Overland Expo Mountain West show, we can say it's definitely a big, breezy tent that invites you to spread out and get comfortable – regardless of whether you're standing around chatting at a trade show or hopping onto a mattress under the stars.
The thing that struck us most about the seeing the Cube tent in person was its towering height – 6.6 feet (2 m) sounds high from the start, but it feels even higher when the peak is nowhere close to anyone's head. The floor, meanwhile, offers 107 square feet (10 sq m) of space, designed to accommodate between four and six people.