A practical guide for families, couples, and comfort-first campers.

You’re ready to escape the chaos for a few nights under the stars — but there’s one big question left:

Which tent should you bring?

If you’ve landed on this article, chances are you’ve heard of Coody — the brand behind those spacious, inflatable tents that look more like portable cabins than camping gear. And now you’re standing at the crossroads:

Coody 8.0, 10.0, or 17.2?

Let’s break them down — not with specs, but with scenarios. Because at the end of the day, what matters isn’t square footage. It’s how you want to live inside that space.

Coody 8.0 — The Cozy Couple’s Cabin

Think: two people, a weekend getaway, no compromises on comfort.

Coody 8.0 is the smallest in the lineup, but don’t let that fool you. It fits a queen bed, a side table, and still gives you room to stand up straight — even if you're tall. With detachable TPU windows, full mesh airflow, and an inflatable frame you can set up solo, it’s ideal for:

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• Couples
  
• Solo adventurers who like elbow room
  
• Backyard glamping
  

Who it’s not for: Larger groups, families with kids, or folks who bring everything but the kitchen sink.

Coody 10.0 — The All-Around MVP

The 10.0 is where things start to get interesting.

It’s the perfect middle ground: spacious enough for a small family or group of friends, but still manageable to set up and move solo (thanks to that boat-grade air frame and pressure-relief valve). It also comes with a removable zip-in floor — helpful if you’re transitioning between seasons or adding gear like cots or a stove.

Recommended for:

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• Families of 3–4
  
• Glampers with furniture setups
  
• Road trippers who need quick setup and takedown
  

If the 8.0 is a cabin, the 10.0 is a tiny home on canvas — flexible, durable, and surprisingly spacious.

Coody 17.2 Familia — The Family Fortress

You want room? You’ve got it.

The Coody 17.2 is a beast — in the best way possible. At over 22 feet long, with separate areas for sleeping and lounging, this is a tent that behaves like a modular basecamp. It even docks with the Coody Air Hub Shelter, letting you expand your space further.

Who should get the 17.2?

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• large tent families (4–8 people)
  
• Multi-day campers
  
• Groups setting up "semi-permanent" campsites
  
• Anyone who wants separate zones (sleep, cook, chill)
  

And yes — it handles winter like a champ. Built-in stove jack? Check. Massive windows with TPU insulation? Check. Still breathable and cozy, thanks to that TC fabric blend.

So… which Coody tent is your tent?

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• Go 8.0 if you travel light but love comfort.
  
• Go 10.0 if you want one tent that does it all.
  
• Go 17.2 if you camp like a family… or a village.
  

There’s no wrong choice here — only different ways to do it your way.

Ready to see them in action?

Your next camp doesn’t need to be cold, cramped, or complicated.

It can be Coody.