Thule Tepui Autana Rooftop Tent with Annex

I can't say enough about, it is awesome! I have pitched tents on the ground for years, dealing with different sizes and length poles, stakes, and strings. Aways spending more time then I should trying to find the best spot to pitch my tent, just to find out that I missed a rock or your going to uncomfortable all night on uneven ground. But not this thing! Once you get it mounted which is not to bad, just use some help it is heavy. Then just drive to your camping spot unzip the cover unfold it put the couple of rods in the window covers that is if you want and your ready to sleep. The pad that comes in the tent sleeps great, and it is so nice not only to be able to setup in minutes. But to wake up in the morning and feel great from having a great night sleep. You also feel a sense of security not sleeping on the ground. It packs up as easily as it unpacks, this giving you more time to do what you go camping for in the first place. You know to enjoy the outdoors! The quality of this thing is great made very well. We bought this for our son as a graduation gift for his jeep. After using it a few times I am wanting to get another to mount on our Suburban. Works great, sleeps great, and looks great. I definitely recommend this product.

Great tent great price came early and can’t wait to get it out on the trail this summer

The media could not be loaded. First off, I love this tent. It was easy to install (with help from a couple of guys to get it up on the truck rack) and it is easy to setup and take down. I wouldn't say it is "fast", it takes some time to get everything setup but it isn't difficult. Having the annex helps in so many ways: extra space for sleeping or storage or changing, weighing down the hanging edge of the tent (more to follow), protecting the ladder from the elements, ..... It does add significant time to setup when adding the annex because as far as I can tell you have to remove the zippered weather case in order to install the annex. I believe they share the same slot. If I'm wrong somebody please reach out. My rack extends beyond where the edge of the tent is so sliding the cover and annex in the channel is more difficult as they catch on the bars. My biggest issue with this tent is the shortcuts they took. One of which is that the adjustable straps used to hold the rain fly on are not stitched at the ends which allows them to slide off the buckles way too easily. The norm (and industry standard) is to fold the webbing over at the ends and stitch it so it doesn't pull out of the buckles. Next, the bars that thread through fabric channels on the rain fly are not held in place at all. Wind blew the bars out of the rain fly twice (partially due to the webbing coming out of the buckles as mentioned), but yes the bars came fully out of the rain fly and fell to the ground. And speaking of wind....I don't think this tent was really designed with wind in mind (see video). Even staking down the ropes by the door (with rocks) this things just flops around. To be clear, I did not have the annex on at that point and it did better with the wind the night I had the annex installed. It was a strange weekend in southern Utah as we had cold (upper 30s) and warm (upper 60s) nights in the same weekend but this tent was comfortable for both. Button down the windows or open them up, didn't take long to transition between the two. The third thing I want to mention is the pre installed mattress. I had read reviews and was expecting a decent mattress with this expensive tent. That just isn't the case. It comes with a thin (1.5" thick) crappy foam mattress. It's straight garbage and must be removed. I replaced it with the thinnest (10") King sized air mattress I could find and a 3" memory foam topper. With the air mattress deflated the tent packs up just fine, whereas when I had left the crappy foam as the base the tent would not close. I did have to trim the king sized memory foam to make it fit. It requires some cut outs where the interior pole structure of the tent is but it's easy enough. As long as the air mattress holds air this is the most comfortable setup I've ever seen in a tent and I have camped many times all over the country for the past 40 years (from single digits up to 110+ degrees). I highly recommend this tent. It is large enough to sleep 2 adults with plenty of space, it is comfortable and durable. It is easy to setup. Hopefully the additional information helps manage expectations

The media could not be loaded. This tent worked out absolutely perfect for 2! The annex is also nice and roomy so we were able to store both of our mountain bikes in the annex at night. This would also easily connect to an additional tent.You have to buy the mount separately.Overall and awesome experience!

I liked it a lot but still over price. It should be like 700 bucks at the most

I'm hoping that in time the material will loosen up. It's hard to zip.

East peezy lemon squeezy. Just buy it.

Too much work. And need a man strong to do it.