I recently purchased a replacement Coleman Dual Fuel 2-burner stove and a spare generator from Outdoorxl, so the company is legit and would recommend them in the event you decide to purchase the first time and have it imported into UK.
The two tents you are enquiring are not available via the usual outlets in UK, hence there is not a lot of information/review to go by.
How many people will be camping with you please, as the normal advice is to buy a tent at least +1 berth bigger in the sleeping area as listed by the manufacturers for comfort and not sleep like sardines on narrow mats on the floor.
I personally would recommend ESVO pyramid tents, and my last tent was their Bedouin 340 with an inner tent, 4-berth just for me and the dog.
It has a canopy outside sufficiently big to set up my camp kitchen, even without the additional side panels and vario awnings.
I purchased it via Camping Travel Store which is their stockist in the UK. They have tents on show now if not soon. James and Susie are very helpful.
I found pyramid tents very easy to set up on my own.
Never had an inflatable, however, I did seriously consider a 300+ size Karsten tent which is Dutch-made, and decided against it as I did not wish to learn a whole new set of pitching instruction etc. at the time when I was already familiar with my first pyramid tent.
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