WildFinder Rooftop Tent Hard Shell Roof Top Tent Hardshell Suitable for Jeep SUV Truck Van,Camping Car Roof for 2-3 Person

Great value on an all-aluminum housed RTT! I spent a fair amount of time considering different RTT setups. Since the tent will spend most of it's time on the truck (not garage stored) a soft-shell was not an option. Since there is high UV exposure where I am, I also didn't love the idea of a poly-shell that would get brittle and crack over time. No thank you on potential leaks. All that said, an all-aluminum body was the option for me. I then discovered that this "family" of RTT's tends to bring a hefty price-tag, and the search began. I came across this tent, sold under different names under different listings, and started digging in. Some listings offer "the whole package" while others don't include some of the bells & whistles. At the time I found this one, it included "luggage crossbars" that unfortunately had been removed as an option by the time I ordered. Below is a break-down of each portion of the experience: • Order and shipping: I delayed in ordering because I would be traveling for a length of time and didn't want the shipment to arrive during my absence and be sitting outside waiting for my return. Process was quick and simple. Shipment showed up in roughly a week (I don't remember exactly...maybe 8-days). Product arrives in a sturdy cardboard crate (too rugged to call a box) and is well packaged to protect the contents. Even with the durable packaging, unboxing is still very simple. I do recommend setting the package on an elevated surface before removing packaging (sawhorses, sturdy table). All accessories are packed within the tent, so no loose parts to worry about getting lost in transit. *Note: check all the details of the listing. As mentioned, several listings look the same, but aren't. Admittedly there were some less expensive options, but shipping was weeks (sometimes months) out from order and several accessories were not included. Also worth looking at warranty. In my experience, for less than $30 more in purchase the warranty period was doubled vs other listings. At the time I purchased, it ran about $1100 (shipping included). Some listings for basically the same tent with a different badge were $3k+. Others were listed below $800, but then added $300 or more for shipping • Accessories: As mentioned, when I first found the listing (2) luggage bars were included. By the time I ordered (some weeks later) the bars had been removed from the listing. Not a huge deal as there are 3rd-party retailers that sell directly compatible kits relatively inexpensively. The other accessories that are included are the interior LED lighting (great with a small power bank connected), mattress & washable cover, (2) shoe bags, telescoping ladder (with high-quality storage bag), and a good quality tool/hardware kit packaged in a high-quality bag to keep everything together. • Mounting: I have a set of bed-bars already installed and installation couldn't have been easier. With a helper, simply set tent in place and use included bracket system with tracks incorporated into base of tent to secure to your vehicle. A few extra steps may be involved if installing on a roof-platform rack, but the mount is pretty straightforward. Another thing I love about this tent is the (3) different options for access. Either side or the rear. I had to relocate the side ladder-mount brackets to clear my rack system, but it's a very easy adjustment. Everything on this tent seems to be built with forethought to adjustability. • Setup and packing of this system is a breeze. Setup is literally popping the latches and lifting. Then install (4) rods to deploy rain-fly/awning and you're good to go. I have not experienced rain when camping, but have no doubt by it's design that when zipped-up it'll stay dry inside. I love that the awning/rain-fly is a full 3-sided covering, not just over the rear entry like some similar tents. This keeps ALL the entry points protected during weather and provides a substantial waterproof ledge over doors keeping water out while venting. Additionally, the high-mounted venting window over the main door is fantastic and is weather-protected by awning so it can be used without worrying about wind-driven rain. Great for fresh-air and dissipating moisture so there isn't condensation build-up within the tent, but you can maintain privacy keeping the main doors closed. And if you're a person who needs full darkness to sleep, this thing is black-out when all zipped-up. I have not done any winter camping in it yet, but I imagine it keeps heat in well. Many gear-pouches keep everything close at hand. And my favorite part, I can pack my bedding/pillows IN the tent when closed which saves packing additional gear in/on the rig. Plus all your bedding stays clean and dry in the event you are doing setup during poor weather. If I put a different mattress in, I may lose some of that storage space, but there is room to put a thicker mattress in if desired. I've been sleeping well on the provided mattress and don't have plans to upgrade at this time. I'm not a small fella (6', 250+ lbs) and fit comfortably in the tent. For me, a second small to medium sized person could work. Another tall person or 3 (even with one as a child) wouldn't be an option. For 1-2 people (especially smaller than me) this is a great tent. • Final thoughts: For my needs of a solid RTT that will be durable and hold up to nearly full-time exposure this is a great option. I do most of my trips solo, so the smaller footprint isn't a big deal and I like that it's light and doesn't take up a bunch of space on top of my rig. It has a sleek profile and doesn't have a ton of wind-resistance when driving. I've since added luggage bars and have carried multiple items over the top. Works great. I would absolutely recommend this tent for parties of 1-2 with rigs ranging from a 2-door jeep clear up to a van. It's a very versatile piece of equipment.

Great Value Without Sacrificing Quality The Wildfinder rooftop tent has been an outstanding value for the price. Its design, build quality and functionality genuinely rival tents that cost two to three times more. I’ve been overlanding with friends for a couple of years and have seen many of the popular high‑end models up close—yet the Wildfinder holds its own in design, durability, and comfort. Ventilation is excellent thanks to multiple screened openings, and the integrated LED interior lighting is a convenient bonus. I mounted it on my Tacoma using a solid rooftop rack, and I love that it still allows full use of my pickup bed. For anyone looking for a capable, budget‑friendly rooftop tent without compromising on quality, the Wildfinder is a great choice.

Overall, this is a great tent for the price. The tent came in good condition with no dents/scratches. It’s very easy to setup and convenient. As others have mentioned, not the most comfortable mattress. Fine for a night or two, but if you want to do an extended trip; get an additional cushion. The biggest draw back is that when you drive in heavy rain, the seal does not adequately seal. Rain seeps in and the tent material is wet. After driving in heavy rain, I would personally air the tent out on a sunny day. I reached out the the company to see if they offer some sort of cover that slips over the entire tent when closed. Unfortunately they do not. This tent is near perfect for the price. It could be an excellent and just needs this fixed. I wanted to give it 5 stars, but this needs to be fixed. This tent sits on top of an RSI roof rack with Alucab load bars. Fits well. I was able to add a 100w solar panel on top of bars included that go on top of the RTT and run it to a jackery inside the bed. Closing the tent can be challenging by yourself. There’s a lot of material to tuck in. If not tucked in, will be exposed

Very happy with this rooftop tent. It’s comfortable, cozy, and feels really well-built. The design is beautiful, and it’s money well worth. We took it out to Death Valley in early spring and experienced a pretty strong windstorm, and it held up without any issues. It felt safe, sturdy, and kept us warm through the night. Definitely impressed with the quality and performance—highly recommend!

First off, this was kind of an impulse buy because we got a tent site too small for two families with two family size tents. So our family split between it and another two person tent. Giving 5 Stars because we do LOVE this tent. That being said, here are the pros and cons for us and our needs: Pros: Easy to install Easy and fast to pop-up, even for kids (at least 10 yrs to do the actual popping and ladder part bc it takes some strength) Ladder is sturdy Mattress is comfortable, even for two large adults Fairly cool, as long as the venting is open Fairly private, as long as the bottom parts of the flaps are closed Lots of big pockets Lots of loops to hang things Easy to take down, but it does require two people to stuff all the fabric between the seals Cons: (Specific to this tent) -The side flaps connect at the bottom, and when open, there's no pocket to stuff the extra material into. Having the extra material around the opening can be annoying to navigate around when getting your footing on the ladder. I can make a pocket, so no real issue. -The front flap is opposite and connects at the top, which means you can't close the bottom half for privacy at night when you're laying down. Preference I suppose, but it's nice that the side flaps you can use this way. I'm not sure how other tents, of this price point, compare in this way. (For any hard top rooftop tent) Extremely Heavy You have to find a way to safely get it on top of your vehicle You have to find a way to store it safely, probably in the air to maximize storage space You have to find a way to not kill anyone while getting it in the air

This thing is nice! Came well packaged in a crate. The quality is nice, feels really sturdy and hardware like hinges look strong. Zipper is good, no concerns there. Can’t wait to test this thing my in the woods next week.

I was impressed with the overall quality of the product when received. Mounted it on my truck and was unable to use it due to illness and when we opened it up in prep for a trip on 30 Apr 26 it held 4" of water in the bottom of the tent and the mattress and sides were covered with mold. It was sealed as we left it in Nov 25 and was left outside on my truck all Winter. I can not and will not attempt to sleep in the tent so it is ruined and useless. It was clearly NOT weatherproof and since we are well past the 30 return window I am stuck with a thousand dollar piece of crap....of no value unless someone would like it to grow mushrooms in it. We are VERY disappointed.

I bought this camper for what ended up being a 7150 mile trip hitting about 10 national parks and monuments and driving the 101 around Olympic park to San Fransisco. This camper was great and from my research it is pretty comparable to more expensive tents. What I learned is that you can use or just role up the awning. I was also able to add 1.5 more inches of memory foam and make the bed so it was ready at each stop! I didn't leave pillows in, but you can, just is harder to close. The shoe bags only work on the end of the camper. I was looking for the best camper for the money, and I believe I found it. Only thing it might have is a vent for a diesel heater, but we had a night at 9k feet in Beartooth lake and was quite warm...when in the tent. This tent gave us the ability to save on hotels and wake up in much more beatiful places and even pull over and take a nap in a rest park. We slept 15 of the 20 nights in the camper, only staying in a hotel 2 and at a friends for 3 nights. We stayed on free sites on BLM and at National forests with the most for any site being $25, which was a really great savings on the trip. It seems to be very water proof and the top window allows for ventilation. I am 6 ft tall and I wouldn't want to be much taller, but two of you can sleep at an angle and gain more room if needed if you don't mind getting a bit cozy with one another. The many pockets are great for stoarage. It fit well on my Ford Maverick and we could pop it up quickly if not using the rain fly, but you get pretty good at using the included rods for the fly. The only thing that could be better is the mattress, but I believe that is true of most camping solutions. I recommend a lot of pillows and used a body pillow and found it more comfortable than my wife. It can be taken down by one person easily, but takes some practice to tie off the strap and then tuck in both sides completely before closing it down. I had not intended on keeping it as I have a tear drop camper, but I may keep it to use for road trips and venture crew as it is very convenient. I used my deer winch to put it on my truck and it is something that needs to be well thought out or done with help. I used mine on a AWD 4k Tow Ford Maverick getting about 28-30mpg on the trip fully loaded as you can see in the pictures.