Rightline Gear Truck Tents

Setup: Mostly painless, took about 25 minutes detailed reading instructions and about 15-20 a few weeks later with much less reading. Some awkwardness of the fit but getting everything into place isn't too bad. Things definitely stretched out after I put the poles up the first time which helped. Good instructions sewn right into the bag, very helpful! Function: No floor was a must for me, it fits over my DIY platform perfectly. Spacious even with said platform. Plenty of vents; on a hot day (I tried it at 98 degrees) I would absolutely want a fan or similar still Retains the tailgate space quite well, the third pole holds the door up out of the way. Water proofing: Excellent. I blasted it from several angles with a hose the first time and got it up ahead of a pretty nice thunderstorm the second time and didn't see anything get wet. My only minor complaints: I really thought I was gonna break a pole or tear a seam the first time I put it up. Once it stretched out second time was fine; be cautious! I heard many creaks and had very minor splintering on one end of a pole section The rain fly is very difficult for one person to put on. I don't blame them and it's the nature of such a tall tent but I was wishing I was 9' tall trying to wrangle it over the peak. Haven't beat it up yet so I can't comment on material quality as a whole.

The tent is a perfect fit on my 2025 toyota hilux. Easy to assemble and good weather protection

Works great for me. No complaints. I put this on an Australian Ford Ute which its not designed for but the size was in the same range. Worked fine.

Nice product. Fit was good for the Ford Ranger it was used on, and pretty easy to install and take down. Comes with a storage bag that packs everything nicely away when done. Great add-on for any pick-up that turns your truck-bed into a comfortable campsite without much fuss. Just don't forget to buy a pad(s) for your truck-bed to sleep on! * For those wondering whether this will work with a hard multi-panel tonneau cover, it does. The only drawback is that you have to leave the last panel of your tonneau cover folded down. At first, I thought this would be a problem, but I ended-up liking the result as the folded-down panel made a useful shelf in the tent (feet still fit underneath to sleep, head facing the tailgate).

This is perfect, it was easy to set up and holds perfect still needs to try for camping and will review later, make sure when you put the strap to leave it loose till everything in its place then tighten them