Inspired Overland Standard & XL Lightweight Rooftop Tent - How to setup & pack away

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And the XL Lightweight Rooftop Tent here:
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Blending outdoor durability with a slender build is the Lightweight Rooftop Tent by Inspired Overland.
Boasting a stand-out yet streamlined design, its gas strut-assisted opening of a PVC softshell lid frame has it both fast to setup and quick to pack down. Its tough 2000D waterproof Polyester Oxford main fabric is UV-protected to prevent damage from harsh Aussie summers - heat-sealed and double-stitched for ultimate strength and butt-kicking durability - while the included rainfly withstands the wetter weather. Plus, three exterior entry points from both the side and the rear of the tent ensure easy access, where high-density tulle windows offer breathability from the hot nights to the hazy mornings.
With an included 3.8 cm foam mattress and anti-condensation pad too for comfort and convenience, the large built-in storage pockets keep the hiking kicks intact while the two additional smaller pockets keep the knick-knacks, electronics, and portable gadgets tucked away. Hit new heights with the included telescopic ladder with adjustable raises too - plus, an aluminium mounting base with two T-slot mounting tracks and stainless steel mounting brackets allowing fitment to various roof rails, offering true versatility on every outdoor adventure.
The Inspired Overland Rooftop Tent is the lightweight setup covering all grounds for off-track overnighters!

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Check out all the features of the Inspired Overland Standard & XL Lightweight Rooftop Tent here:
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[@livinglife2408]

I think someone’s also already mentioned, but I think having those doors and screens unzip from the top down would be better, that way you can manage ventilation., and privacy also I was wondering how does that bottom part drain if it rains? how does it drain? It seems to be like a little pool area that would fill up with water, interesting concept with the zipper, great video as always

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The door orientation seems to be a sticking point for some people, it also means the fabric is up and out of the way when you have the doors open. As for the drainage, Inspired Overland have placed drain holes all around to mitigate this. ~ Ben

[@NickTadija]

Hi guys, do you think that you could install this onto an arb base rack? I watched the install video and noticed that the brackets looked ideal for a bar rack but maybe not something like a base rack.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I'm not familiar with the Base Rack, I can;t see why you wouldn't be able to install it on one though. The existing brackets will accommodate a slat up to 9 cm wide, if the Base Rack slats are wider than this you may need to customise some brackets. ~ Ben

[@langthanee_pix]

All doors should zip down from the top and the mesh should be on the outside to allow venting with the canvas door inside. Why to RRT companies get this wrong?

[@Rossi_21]

maybe ask them?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We;ll be sure to have a conversation about this next time we see them. ~ Ben

[@Zombierippa]

That's how my Vanagon Westfalia top tent is👍🏼

[@Zombierippa]

I like it, I would change a few things though. First, make it unzip all the way around and have both ends go up straight. Put a pole in all 4 corners and make it 5 feet tall so a person can stand up inside it. I don't like having to kneel around in a tent. I would eliminate the gas shocks, just use the poles to extend it up like my ARB awning. Then extend the roof cover enough to go over the zipper all the way around to keep the zipper clean and more weather proof.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Good feedback, we'll take this on board, thanks. ~ Ben