DIMENSIONS
| Dimensions | Details |
|---|---|
| Open | 63" × 83" × 47" (L) 75" × 83" × 47" (XL) |
| Closed | 63" × 43" × 10" (L) 75" × 43" × 10" (XL) |
| Package | 68" × 57" × 14" (L) 80" × 57" × 14" (XL) |
| Mattress | 58" × 78" × 1 ³⁄₅" (L) 70" × 78“ × 1 ³⁄₅" (XL) |
| Sleeping Capacity | L (Fits two adults) XL (Fits three adults and one child) |
| Net Weight | 176 lbs/ 83kg (L) 198 lbs/ 85kg (XL) |
| Package Weight | 320 lbs/ 145kg (L) 335 lbs/ 151kg (XL) |
| Crossbar Spacing Range | 25" - 45" (L) 30" - 56" (XL) |
SPECIFICATIONS
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Floor | Durable, insulating honeycomb aluminum panels |
| Hard Shell Case | Durable Aluminium alloy |
| Tent Fabric | 320gsm ripstop poly-cotton |
| Rainproof Fabric | 300D ripstop polyester |
| Waterproof Rating | 8000 mm, suitable for heavy rain conditions |
| Mattress | High-density foam |
| Seasons | 4 Season |
| Lighting Power | DC 5V USB |
FAQ
INSTALLATION
Important Installation Safety Notice
1. Crossbar Thickness: Each crossbar must be between 1 ¹⁄₃ inches and 2 inches thick.
2. Crossbar Width: Each crossbar must be between 1 ⁷/₈ inches and 3 inches wide.
3. Crossbar Spacing: The distance between the crossbars must be between 25" and 45" for the L model, and between 30" and 56" for the XL model.
4. Dynamic Weight Capacity: The dynamic weight capacity of a single crossbar must exceed 154 lbs(70 kg).
5. Bolt Positioning: Ensure the bolt head is firmly seated in the recess to prevent rotation.
6. Tighten Nuts: Fully secure both the black quick-release nuts and the anti-slip nuts (with the blue rubber ring) at the screw ends. If there isn’t enough space for both, the anti-slip nuts must be installed.
7. Spacing: After tightening all the nuts, if the clearance between the U-bracket and the T-slot is less than 1/5 inch (5 mm), please contact us for assistance.
8. Routine Check: Regularly inspect and re-tighten all nuts before each trip, especially if the tent has been mounted for an extended period.
The Tent Installation Guide
The Crossbar Installation Guide
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Customer Reviews
Picked up my Vision (size L) tent from the warehouse the other day. Super helpful team there. Once I uncrated it (nicely packaged) and inspected the tent, the team forklifted the tent onto my low rise BillieBar rack on my Chevy Colorado TrailBoss. Once loaded, it took me about 30 min to reposition the tent to where I wanted it and lock everything into place.
Given my truck bed is about 5'1" and I had the tent on low rise bars (I wanted to keep it low profile) I knew the tent would run the entire length of the bed. I did not want to run it off the back so I knew the rain fly over the truck cab wouldn't be possible to use (the rods are blocked by my truck cab roof). This is not a huge issue for me. Just wanted to call that out should that be critical for you and if you are rocking a low profile bar set up on a short bed. I still have full access to the window/netting so I'm good :-)
I also wanted to call out two cool things that I do not see listed on the Vision product page of the website. The tent now comes with a diesel heater/ac port. Also TopOak now includes a USB/12volt outlet hub that is prewired and is accessible via the bottom of the tent (see photos below). Very cool!
Overall I'm super excited about the tent, the price and I am ready to hit the trails!
Vision | Rooftop Tent RTT
Picked up the tent a week before a 6 day road trip and I couldn't be happier. My wife my two dogs and me (I'm 5'11") fit comfortably and we can stargaze all night thanks to the clear top. It came with all the accessories you need and ready to be used.
Well, I love it because I bought this tent and not one that was $3k more.
I picked it up from the warehouse on Wednesday and I already using it Friday night. The first night was 29 degrees and there was a little draft coming from the door but not bad. I used a portable battery and an indoor space heater and the draft helped keep the air fresh. The second night was in a different location and I thought the 20+ mph sustained winds and the 40+ gusts were going to blow the tent off the truck or at least rip the rainfly off the rods but it survived. This is one well built and rough RTT. I have seen videos of a similar and much more expensive get beat up in poor weather.
One bit of advance once you buy it. Before you take it out, practice opening it and setting it up. I had a hard time with the ladder because I was trying to extent it from the top rows and leave the bottom ones closed. That does not work. You extend the bottom ones and bunch the closed ones on top. It makes sense but not in a pitch dark, remote desert area when all you want to do is sleep.
My only complaint (which is why the rainfly didn't fly in the winds I experienced) is the rods.for the rainfly are thick and take some muscle to bend in place. It is not so bad that you need huge muscles to do it but a trial run before you need to do it is a good idea. I LOVE MY RTT!
One note about the warehouse. If you live relatively close, save the shipping and pick it up. I went alone and they helped unbox it (nice packed in a wooden crate which they disposed of and not me in my trashcan), load it on to my rack, and even helped me get the hardware out of the tent to show me how to attach it. They don't install it for you but we're very helpful.
I've been on the hunt for a foldable tent for a while, and after seeing a YouTube video of this one, I knew it was the one! When it arrived, I unpacked it right away, and everything was there. The metal frame feels super sturdy, and setting it up was a breeze. I even tested how waterproof it is, and it held up perfectly. There's tons of storage space inside, and they’ve nailed all the small details for everyday use. I’m really impressed with this tent!
