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This thing is a great value, the newer model has an input for a diesel heater hose on the driver side bottom hinge. Mattress is pretty comfortable for how thin it is. You may want another set of latches as said in another review. Important to let it dry out between uses or going to the car wash. Do not spray it with high pressure water on the seals. First time camping I was in the rain and snow and I was completely warm and fine and dry. Next time I would use the ventilation flap as condensation built up on the inside. Fabric is very thick and looks durable. Very easy to set up.

Smart design almost exactly like the more expensive RRT’s. It is more comfortable than I expected, mattress was good. My husband is over 6’1 and he was very comfortable. Super easy set up. Surprisingly great in the rain as we found out unexpectedly. Love the inside pockets. The quality, attention to detail and functionality, all outstanding.

Update: Took the tent camping in northern New Mexico. We had a couple of cold weather bags, which were a little bit of overkill for 40ish degree nights. The tent slept great and the mattress pad that came with it was actually really nice. By far it's the most comfortable stock mattress I've had so far. There's a ton of storage up top and the LED strip inside the tent is super bright. The blackout interior is no joke. When it's zipped up it is DARK inside the tent. I thought I would miss not having a skylight for airflow but that wasn't an issue at all. My only complaint, if it is a one, is there is a rail to hang the shoe bags. It's on the back of the tent. I wish there was a way to move it to the side, because we have a hatchback and are unable to use that window for access. The ladder worked well. I was worried about it when I first got it, but after fiddling with it, I got it to work well.This is my third RTT, and my first clam shell style. I've been impressed with everything so far. My only concerns are the ladder seemed like it was bent out of the box. It's really hard to open and close. I haven't see one that has been this hard to retract before. I literally have to tap it with a mallet to get it to retract all the way. One of the side poles really sticks and doesn't look aligned very well. I'm assuming that that's a one off problem though.Also, and this is very minor, there is a small electrical plug near the bottom front of the tent that should have a cap on it to keep dust and debris out of it. I didn't find a cap for it in everything they sent with the tent.Everything else seems to be very good quality.

Very impressed with this tent, easy to put up and take down. Mattress is pretty comfy. If staying in it for multiple nights. Ya might get another foam mattress to put in there. Just a suggestion. We Ended up getting caught in a small storm one night. The tent held up fine and didn’t get wet inside. Although condensation that sits on the tent fabric for to while does start dripping inside (found this out on another stay in the tent) but nothing to excessive. Sleeps 2 adults comfortably. But to add another would pretty tight and crammed . Ladder is sturdy and strong. Zippers seem pretty strong. And tent is absolutely pitch black inside when zipped up completely. Which we loved.

This tent is a bargain for what you get. We’ve used it for multiple trips now and I come away impressed each time.A similarly constructed tent from another brand I was looking at is currently $3500. Sure, this one doesn’t have that brand’s name, but for $2k in savings I’m good with that.We’ve added a flexible solar panel to the top of the tent with Velcro, works great. I’ve got two more panels on order and they’ll just fit.The shoe bags, interior led lighting (usb powered), ladder and roof rack bars all being included is great.Super easy setup and takedown is almost as easy once you get the hang of it. I can get everything ticked in nicely while standing on the open tailgate of the truck.If you asked my 4 year old, he’d say his favorite thing is the iPad pocket (clear plastic - brilliant). There’s plenty of room for the two of us. My wife isn’t a camper, if she was I probably would have stuck with our 10’x14’ canvas tent. I don’t think the three of us would be comfortable in this tent.You should also pay attention to how much weight your roof is designed to handle.I think it looks great, both set up at camp and going down the road. Less bulky on top of the truck than the non-clamshell tents.There’s mounting channels on all sides to accommodate additional accessories, which is great. Next up is possibly mounting a light bar to the front of this thing, and maybe some scene lighting on the sides as well.I do bring a large sleeping bag pad along to supplement the mattress. the mattress is fine, but the extra cushion of the sleeping pad makes for a more comfortable night of sleep.It does have an anti-condensation mat under the mattress, which should help prevent mold. Nice inclusion.The zippers could be a bit higher quality, but they haven’t let us down yet. Hopefully they hold up. No other concerns about the quality of the materials.I’m happy with this purchase. This tent makes it easier to get out there and make memories!