SUV Tent, 5-9 Person Rectangle Car Tent for Family, Waterproof & Windproof for Car Camping, Large Camping Tents with Storage Bag, SUV, Van, Jeep, Pickup 8FT L x 10.6FT W x 7.2FT H

This tent exceeded our expectations! It's incredibly spacious and impressive tall, with plenty of room to move around comfortably. The quality is super good, and with great attention to details. It was also very easy assemble, make the whole setup process a breeze. Highly recommended! We have used it for both sunny and rainy days, and it held up perfectly in both conditions. It's a great choice for families or groups looking for comfort and durability outdoors.

We used this tent for our family camping trip last week and it turned out to be a great choice. Setting it up was easier than I expected. Once it was attached to the back of our SUV, it felt like we had an extra room outdoors. The rectangular shape made it really spacious, and with five of us inside there was still room to move around without feeling cramped.At night, the kids slept in their sleeping bags inside while my wife and I kept a small table and chairs set up for cards and snacks. The mesh windows kept the air flowing and we didn’t have to worry about bugs. During the day, it worked like a shaded living area where we could rest after hiking.The material feels sturdy and it handled a light rain without leaking. Packing it up took a little practice but it fit back into the bag just fine. It definitely made the trip more comfortable and gave us a lot of good memories as a family.

I used the WildFinder SUV Tent (5-9 person) with my 2021 Volkswagen Atlas R-Line during a rainy weekend camping trip. Setup was straightforward, taking about 20-25 minutes solo, though it would be easier with two people. The sleeve that attaches to the hatch fits decently on the Atlas, but it needed some adjustment around the spoiler to get a tighter seal.Rain performance was impressive. It rained steadily for about 10 hours, and the tent remained dry inside with no leaks through the seams or floor. Condensation was minimal thanks to the ventilation design, though you’ll still want to crack a window in the Atlas to reduce moisture. The rainfly does its job well, and the water beaded off easily.

I've had a few tents like this, all of them have had their problems, but this is the best of them.First of all, it has all metal poles. The poles across the top take a lot of pressure when one person is setting up or breaking down. These won't break like the fiberglass ones on a past tent did. There's also a support pole between the two support arches and that makes a HUGE difference in ease of setup and breakdown, as well as stability.One problem with tents like this is that often water will end up in the tube that goes over the car. This is bound to happen and it's why that part is seperated from the rest of the tent. . . . this one solved the problem of water pooling by adding a screen on the bottom. Such a simple change that lets water drain.Speaking of which, with about 12 hours of rain varying in intensity from light to heavy thunderstorm, I had about 2 tablespoons of water get inside. That is the best of any of the SUV tents I've owned.I sleep in my SUV and use the tent as a changing area, bathroom if I'm someplace without services, and as a screened awning to hangout inside of when its wet or the bugs are too bad. This fit my toilet, a large square table, my large dog's cot, a small table, an oversized camping chair, and a few bags of stuff. We weren't cramped.Downside. Others have mentioned that there's a gap between the half wall in the front of the tent, and the tailgate. The problem is you have to set the first metal arch up right at the edge of the SUV. Close the gate before setting it up, and place the arch so that the door opens inside of it, not in front of it. That makes it easy to get into the back, but it makes it harder to open and shut the door as you have to work around the fabric inside of the tent. The halfwall is a bit too tall and narrow.As others have mentioned, I love the little vestibule, but I wish the screen also had a solid door instead of just relying on the slanted door up front. I also wish they'd added the grommets so that the door can be used as an awning.Definitely worth what I paid for it, especially compared to other similar tents that may be slightly cheaper, but way less quality.

This truck bed tent was super easy to set up, I had it up in less than half an hour and without any problems. The tent is made of durable, waterproof material, and kept me dry even in sudden rainstorms. The tent is very comfortable and stable in the truck bed ( my bed is about 5.5 feet), and it is well ventilated with multiple mesh windows to allow for airflow and keep bugs out. I also like how spacious the tent is inside, I put all my gear in the corners and had enough room to sleep comfortably. It’s like having a portable camping cabin in my truck. Great quality and great value for money.

To hard to take down and fold up for one person (senior citizen)Other than that it’s a great tent

I really like this SUV tent because it gives me the flexibility I was looking for. You can easily attach it to your car, and the connection feels secure and snug. I love how it creates one big private space.It almost feels like an extension of your car, but with the comfort of a tent. What I like most is that I can choose where I want to sleep. If I feel safer or more comfortable in the car, I can just crawl in and sleep there. If I want more room to stretch out, I can sleep in the tent part. It’s the best of both worlds. Plus, once it’s attached, everything feels more private and enclosed, which I really appreciate when camping. It also holds up well in wind and light rain, and there’s plenty of room inside. Great for solo campers or families who want options!