Thanks for the clarification- huge relief! Appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video. Very satisfied with the tent thus far.

Can i also get this tent on sale??? 😅

@@Rob81818 unfortunately the sales was only until supply last and it was for our Grand Opening only.

@@inspiredoverland :(

@@inspiredoverland How does the top of the tent hold up to brush and branches? I am a little skeptical about a soft-cover wedge tent. I go through some tight trails and am trying to find information on this. Does it need reinforcement for the trails? Also, how does it hold up in snow accumulation? I am very interested in this tent. Or should I save my pennies and get the hard shell that is coming out in April 2024?

I suppose I’m comparing it to the marine grade zippers I see on my fishing waders / float tube. I’m used to there being a resistance when opening / closing. That resistance is common on waterproof zippers, which I don’t find on this product. At any rate, looking forward to putting it to the test!

My zipper failed on the first trip. 😢 once they get a bit of trail dust in them, they don't move anymore. Also zippers aren't designed to make 90 degree corners.

@@user-ww3ot2sl3x Sorry to hear that. Dust def gonna bind that up, and zipper cleaner/lubricant is a necessity for the glovebox. I myself noticed in higher temps, the tonneau fabric slacks up a bit, to where there’s not enough tension to clear the back end, joining the zippers at the buckle. Little bit a lube (I used olive oil cause it’s all I had on hand on the trail), and a longer tie on the zipper allowed me more leverage to REALLY get it to clear that slack. Hopefully with proper maintenance it will be less problematic, but these high summer temps just removes the necessary rigidity of the tonneaus fabric.

Have you ever had a concern that a branch might poke or rip a hole in the top? Or would you say its a tough enough material? ​@joemamamia1751

@@kylebar724The tonneu cover is as rugged as they come. That said, I wouldn't go out of my way to NOT avoid the potential of limbs falling on, or driving through overgrown trails if I could otherwise prevent them. But the cover itself is as good as they come, tonneau-wise.

never had issues with rain. in fact the first time we used the tent was during winter in the rain. Love the product. ive used it during snow as well.

@@WonTONgaming218 when it’s raining should I have that rain fly open? Or can it be closed?

@@benmanis8660 we had ours closed, just because it was cold that weekend.

u will need to close it if you dont have it proppep up. the rain will go inside. from the sides of the panel.

I have got confirmation from the company that the holes on the bottom of the frame are in fact drain holes, so that was great news. I have yet to mount it on my truck, but I’ll let you know on the freeway driving / water ingress once I install

I had this since March in California. Rainy all March, still great no water in it. I parked outside all March, also drove 75mph on rain, still holding. Haven't camped in it yet due to California weather is weird at the moment this year

@@koysaeteurn5329 Good to hear.

I’ve taken the RTT in a downpour, no issues whatsoever. Been in 45-50 mph gust and had no issues. For the price point, it’s well worth it. 87 lbs & can’t even feel it while wheeling.

Thanks brother - yeah frame and hardware shave off a couple inches from the interior dimensions.

Thanks brother!

Hi, i'm interested on this roof tent, once they restock how do you get the $500 off deal, directly on their portal?

Is there a way to sign-up for alerts somewhere? I don't see any newsletter link or in stock sign-up on their site.

@Thergood not that I'm aware of .. I just planned on checking back on their website within that time frame!

@@javierrg3454 can't say for sure!

Measured this morning and mine comes out to 6.25" .. might be a snug fit! Hope this helps.

@@moreclips805 thanks. Perhaps I have to deflate the tires

Yes you do! As everyone mentions, the top is essentially a tonneau cover. It will hold up to very minor abrasions, it would not hold up well against a rigid tree branch.

Hi, no that isn’t how the design work and there are drainage holes all around the frame of the tent.

I’ve had it for a little over a year now and it’s holding up fairly well. No tears in the tonneau cover, still water tight. No complaints!

Mine came with all the mounting brackets inside of the ladder box. If I remember correctly, that box is inside of the tent

Mines the original version (short) -- they've since made an xl version

I would recommend if you're under 6ft and don't go offroad on narrow trails with trees. It's fabric, so it's prone to punctures. Had mine a little over a year and it's holding up fairly well. Another thing to mention is the height of your roof rack. If it's not cab height, this tent won't fit in your bed. It's over 80 inches so you'll have overhang at the rear of your truck bed.

yeah, I just measured this morning, and it would overhang about 9.5" cab side and 14" rear that's a shame. Thanks for the info very helpful vid. @@moreclips805

Yes, definitely can fit a thicker mattress in there. Probably up to 3”.

Yes you can go up to 3” max.

I drilled mounting points to the top of my camper shell. But I believe yours would work without a full roof rack. Just need some sturdy cross beams. Check weight capacities and make sure the exceed your weight+90 lbs. If so, should be good to go!

@@moreclips805 sounds great, thanks for the help. Awesome review you put together

Standard length

I wouldn’t recommend it. Any weight to the cover would likely warp it - but Don’t let that discourage you, enough thought into anything you could make it work.

A soft rack would probably work. The top is semi-rigid so it will flex some but I don't see why it wouldn't hold. You obviously wouldn't be able to open the tent with the boards attached, and if you figured out a way to, the top probably wouldn't support the weight.

It does have windows. All 3 sides have the mosquito fabric, so you can esencially open up all sides and leave just the mosquito fabric, or straight up open all 3 sides.

There’s a side window and if you open all 3 sides you have 180 unobstructed view.