Rightline Gear Schlaft bis zu (6), universelle Passform, einfache Schatten beim Spiel Oder Campingplatz, universelle Passform

I really want to love this rent. It is such a great idea. I just wish the quality was better. The first time we used this tent, it easily ripped while carefully sliding over our truck shell door. I didn't think this was the end of the world, I own Gorilla Tape but then when we were disassembling the tent, one of the ropes snapped in half on one of the tent poles. The zipper on the door is also not very user friendly and I can see bad things coming from it. I have started a return with Amazon. I would have been happy to have it replaced but that wasn't an option. I did order another one though. I really like this tent, I just wish the quality was better. I'd be happy to pay more for a tent that was more durable.I wanted to update my review after returning my first tent and purchasing a new one;The return process was seamless and so far we've had much better luck with the new one. We used it for the first time this Labor day weekend and it was fantastic. The zipper wasn't an issue with this one and no tears, or defective tent poles this time. I would definitely recommend setting it up with another person though.Also, follow the directions and make sure you square up your vehicle with the tent when backing in. Otherwise, it wont fit properly. I would also suggest buying better tent stakes and a bigger bag to store it in. Other than that, a really cool product.

Have only set up once, but did so in approximately 25 minutes. I don't have much tent experience, so the initial setup was slow. I suspect the next time will go at least 1/3 quicker. It fit my 2012 Jeep Wrangler 4 Door with Gobi Rack perfectly. A really nice little camping addition for the rig.It seems well constructed and seals well to the vehicle. There is even enough room to have the tailgate open with a bike on the rack, (have to be careful not to rip the tent when pulling around the bike).I'll be using it next week and will update this review.UPDATED:Quick update...I've been very happy with this product. I've set it up and used it on a number of occasions. I also had occasion to make a warranty claim (with less than a month to go) and received outstanding customer support.Tent is ideal for my use and love that it can be detached from the vehicle and left in place.I had to sections of a support pole snap. In all fairness it was in a thunderstorm and the winds were quite extreme. As mentioned above...Rightline customer service (Brian) was fantastic.The tent goes up fairly easy, (easier with 2 on a windy day). Can easily be detached and re-attached. Keeps the interior of the vehicle and tent quite dry (when used with optional rain fly). All zippers, pulls, and screens have held up sell over a number of uses.

Took the car and tent camping this weekend, and I'm very happy with the tent's functionality. It's very roomy, has a bathtub style sturdy floor, and is wind resistant. There are a lot of ways to attach it to the car, so I was able to find a way that works well with the element. I used two strong magnets to close some gaps between the tent and car- could use more. It took two people to assemble, it would be challenging for one person, hopefully possible though. Other reviews mentioned the tent sleeves catching on the poles and the zipper for the door catching the tent flaps- It happens, but no more than any other tent design. Definitely use a ground cloth- you will need to smash the tent to get out the air and fit it back into the bag- which is easier if the tent floor isn't muddy. Tent stakes are typical and fine to use. Poles are fiberglass, and will hold up for a while, not forever. It came with more straps than I needed. Windows are big and allow plenty of airflow, but also provide sufficient privacy.

I am a truck-bed camper. I have a ‘21 Tundra with truck bed shell set up for sleeping. I like to get outta town and into the woods. Depending on the season, mosquitoes and flies can be a problem. The Rightline SUV tent appeared to be a solution to the problem. This tent can strap onto the back of my truck bed shell and allow me to set up my camper table to cook and sit in comfort. The overall quality of this item is good. The seams are straight with adequate stitches per inch, the zippers are of good quality and functional, there is adequate room inside for two people to be comfortable. However, Be Aware, the set up does require two people, especially in a breeze. The tent poles are fiberglass and the diameter needs to be slightly larger.The one complaint I have is the method for securing the overhead rent poles to the tent floor and the tent stakes provided. In the online video, the narrator mentions, very briefly a ‘pole pin’, without much explanation. This is a small metal pin on a ring at the bottom four corners which is slipped into the metal sleeve at the end of the overhead tent pole. In my mind, as an old-time camper, this arrangement is wholly un satisfactory for stability in even moderate winds. The floor of the tent is of the same weight nylon fabric as the upper tent. This should be of a heavier weight fabric. I expect the floor to wear and tear shortly. In addition, the tent stakes provided are completely useless. They are children’s toys. I guess Rightline thinks you will be camping in the backyard. The tent stakes are aluminum and too thin. During set up several bent when placing in the ground. In addition, they are too short to be of much good in holding the tent to the ground in even a light breeze. Do not use them. I have other tent stakes. Overall, the pluses out weigh the minuses. This product fills a corner of the camping world adequately. I have a old Paha Que 10x10 screen room I have used for over twenty years with complete satisfaction. Knowing then what I know now, I would still buy this tent. But I would have paid more for a better tent.