CampRight Truck Tents

Great tent, great price. Easy set up and take down.

2003 Ford Ranger XLT with 6' bed Did a great deal of research on the web to find the best fit for me and my spouse. Did not want a floor or an awning (Just more poles and guy wires to mess with) and after viewing setup procedures on Youtube I choose this tent. Setup is straight forward. I was "That Guy" and ignored the instructions when I set it up in my driveway and it took 40 minutes. At the campsite I followed the instructions and it took ~15 minutes to assemble. Don't be "That Guy". Read and follow the directions when you set it up the day *prior* to your trip. If you arrive late and it is dark, the practice will make setup much easier. The fit is snug on my Ranger so I took my time fitting it to the bed. The poles fit nicely into the colored coded pockets. By this I mean that you don't feel like you will break the poles bending them into position. Inserting the poles through the sleeves can be slowed down by the connectors catching on the material as well as catching when they are removed. Not a deal breaker but slightly annoying. The straps are easily adjusted and remain in place quite well without damage to the exterior of the truck. Lots of room inside (My wife & I are 5'8") with well placed pockets for eyeglasses and other small items and the center hook holds a medium electric lantern without sagging. The zippers move smoothly and entry and exit is not awkward. (If you have knee problems, a step stool to assist in stepping up to the tailgate would be a good investment.) The rain tarp fits well with large plastic windows to maintain an outside view. The storage bag is oversized. Thank you to the product engineer that designed the bag. It is great to have a stuff sack that you don't have to fight to stuff. Pros: Solid fit, ease of setup, truck exterior not scratched, large storage bag. Cons: Poles can be a slight pain to insert and remove from sleeves. Note: When you take down the tent, fold it in from the sides and roll it from the front to the tailgate. This way you can easily fi

This tent is well built and very easy to assemble it can be setup by one person in less than thirty minutes. I haved used mine several times for weekend hunting trips and am very happy with its performance.

Truck is 2000 F-150 6.5' bed. Have not tested in rain or wind, although I expect it to perform very well. Pros: I performed a pre-setup of the tent up in about a half-hour without reading directions; pretty straight forward. Great Fit. Well Constructed fabric components; Pole placement in heavy-duty nylon fabric tabs... sturdy. Rainfly install is a snap. Cons: (1) The shock-corded poles are assembled with a metal collar at end of each pole segment. However, the collar-edge is exposed...not recessed into the pole. When inserting a pole into its nylon-mesh sleeve, this collar edge WILL hang on the sleeve fabric--especially when under compression (think rough finger nail on nylon stocking). I expect this issue to cost me at least 10 minutes of solo erection time. This is a serious design flaw which would be cured if the mesh sleve were solid nylon fabric. If you have two people, temporarily attach the outside straps, thus laying out the tent in place; then insert all assembled poles from one side, where your helper is pulling/straigtening the individual pole-sleeves. Have your helper put their pole-ends in their respective pockets; now, erect the colored poles, followed by the white poles, on your side. (2) Check the rubber nipple pole ends. Some of these will not have been glued, and you will surely loose them during pole removal from sleeve. (3)The Rainfly snap-buckles, which should be simple/smooth operating, are pretty cheezy-cheap. These are easy to snap-in incorrectly; if you do this, they are nearly impossible to release at break-camp time. Suggestions: Definitely do a prefit before your first camping trip. Carefully tune all of the strap lengths. Roll up all of the excess strap and tie a heavy rubber band around the strap bundles. Check to assure that all the pole nipples are tightly glued. For a one-person install, tie 4 ft--or so--length of cord below one of the Rainfly windows (at buckle position, after affixing fly buckles on one side) so you can throw it over to the other side; oth

truck tent works really well took it to wyomimg it was real windy tent worked fine

We put in a double air mattress and it sleeps very comfortably ! So easy to put up and you're done!

We put this up for the first time in 20 minutes. We have a 2006 F150, extended cab, stepside (bought the tent for the 6.5 bed). It fit perfectly. There is an opening for access through the rear slide out window, which is great - we can store things in the truck's backseat and not have to get out and go around to get stuff. Overall, very happy with the purchase, and anticipate using it often.

This is everything a truck tent should be! It's just too convenient. Really easy to install and breakdown. Recommend ScotchGuarding it for added waterproof insurance. By far the best 200 bucks I've spent in a long time.

We love to go tailgating at many NASCAR events and everywhere we have been DOZENS of people have stopped and asked where we got this, how do we like it and how much was it. Im not much for writing reviews but this product deserves it, long story short: the wife and i love it and would recommend it to anyone. It puts the thought of wanting an rv or pop up out of our heads!

Found this tent very easy to set up. Some reviews stated the instructions were hard to understand but tent poles are color coded so set up couldn't be easier. Looking forward to actually useing it.