Customer Reviews
This tent is awesome spent the first night in rain all the way down to 35 degrees and held up nice and was really comfortable.couldn't be happier!!
This tent is awesome in so many ways. It is less than 2k, it weighs less than 200lb, and is less than 12" tall when closed. The material and design is better than the bigger names out there. Top Oak is becoming a top seller in tents and overlanding items. It has many options that other budget tents do not have.
Got the tent, there’s plenty of space inside for us to stretch out, and the skylight at the top is way bigger than I expected. Lying inside and stargazing was such a great experience. I had an amazing night in it. I don't usually leave reviews, but this tent is definitely worth recommending!
I lived in the tent for 5 nights last week. I am totally impressed with my Galaxy 2. Easy to set up and close. It couldn't be easier. Very comfortable and I love the skylight. Plenty of room. Shoe bags are a great idea.
And then the price. An EXCELLENT value!
First off I love the tent. Great construction, not unbearably hot in the summer and not freezing in the winter. I haven’t used it in snow or terrible wind/rain but it does great with keeping the inside dry when popped up. You can tell the developers really thought about the construction of the tent. Everything is super easy to use and comes together basically with zero assembly required. I will and have recommend it to others. The mattress is great for younger people or people with good backs. Otherwise you’re probably gunna want a comforter of some type. The mounting system leaves something to be desired. If you are planning on mounting it to tube steel this is not a good idea. There’s simply not enough contact to stop it from moving around. I have hand cranked it to the point the bottom plates are flexing and it still moves in a couple days of normal driving. Granted it’s not falling off but my bars are 2” powder coated bed rails and it’s moving maybe an inch or two in all directions. I have to readjust the tent every couple days or so. Also, it may be just because the tent doesn’t have good contact with the bars but it is cracking and scratching my powder coat. I’ve actually resorted to experimenting with different ways to not only add grip but protect the bars. I’m at the point where I’m going to ask for another pair of mounting brackets (because I have three bars but the tent only come a equipped to mount to two) to hopefully add a little extra grip. If that doesn’t work I’m going to have to find a way to fabricate my own brackets. The only other thing I have a problem with is the gasket isn’t the best. I’ve had it collapsed on my truck for about a straight week and a half or steady rain and when i opened it up there was a little bit of dampness in the tent. Also the TopOak logo started to peel off and I had to glue it back on. But again, I love it and have recommended it to others. I totally think you should get it you just need to check and see if the way you are mounting it will work. If you are mounting to tube steel I probably wouldn’t recommend if you aren’t willing to put in the work to make it work. Thanks for reading and I hope this helps
Thank you for your feedback! For the best stability, we’d recommend avoiding round steel bars for tent installation, as round steel bars have a smaller contact area, they provide less friction. Using square crossbars will provide a more secure setup and help ensure a safer experience. This way, the issue can also be fully resolved.