Nemo Gogo EX

Instead of metal or carbon fiber poles, the Gogo EX uses an inflatable air beam that provides structural support when pressurized. You inflate it using an included pump, which creates a rigid arch that holds the tent shape, significantly reducing packed size and weight.

The floor length is 114 inches, which is quite generous for a solo shelter, so most people over six feet will fit comfortably. However, the peak height is only 27 inches, meaning you will not be able to sit upright inside; it is strictly designed for sleeping and lying down.

The tent comes with an integrated pump system designed specifically for the air beam. It is highly recommended to use the provided pump to ensure the beam is inflated to the correct pressure without damaging the valve.

Because it relies on an air beam rather than rigid poles, proper tensioning is critical. You must stake out the guy lines effectively to keep the structure stable in wind, as the air beam can flex more than a traditional pole structure.

The vestibule offers 15 square feet of space, which is plenty of room for your footwear and a smaller pack. A large, fully loaded expedition pack might be a tight squeeze, so you may need to keep your gear organized carefully.

The primary benefit is the packability; it packs down to the size of a volleyball, making it ideal for ultralight setups where space in your pack is at a premium. It is a specialized tool for fast-and-light trips where minimizing weight and bulk is your top priority.