Average Customer Rating for Truck Tents: 4.50 out of 5 Stars (440 Customer Reviews)
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1 of 2 people found this review helpful.
My "Dome to Go Tent" had it's first tryout this past weekend on the back of a Honda FIT. It went up in about 20 minutes the first time. I think the next time will be even easier now that I've tweaked the process. The large windows and screen door came in handy in the 95 degree Georgia heat. A couple of fans and my dog and I were quite comfortable. I didn't sleep in the back of the car as planned because the dog couldn't find enough room to lay down (he's used to a queen size bed). We slept in the tent instead. The only suggestion I would have would be to add a power port hookup like I've seen on some tents and maybe a flap to install a small air conditioner (Southerners would appreciate this especially!)
—Reviewed by Janie T (Columbia, SC) 2007 Honda Fit 
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4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
This tent is great. So nice you almost don't know you are camping. Spacious with great headroom. I was able to put tent up by myself in 30 minutes the first time.Good thing as we had a down pour right after. Tent was totally dry, but this is only because I waterproofed all seams prior to using the first time. Napier recommends this in the instructions but I wish I had known prior to recieving the tent that I would have to do this as I recieved the tent only two days prior to my trip and had a hard time locating the recommended waterproofing product.Tent fits to suv very well and will easily be able to be used on any new suv I buy due to the vast amount of adjustment available.
—Reviewed by Tom S (Jacksonville Beach, FL) 2000 Nissan Pathfinder 
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6 of 6 people found this review helpful.
After spending all winter missing the crackle of a campfire, I bought this mattress for my 4Runner. We just spent the weekend in the White River N.F.. Too cold to sleep in the tent so we slept in the back of the 4Runner. Plenty of back support (I prefer a Firm sleeping surface). My fiancee and I slept comfortably for two nights on this mattress. This thing blows up in about 2 minutes and fits perfectly. The only negative thing I can think of is that to get out of the side door you must bring your legs up and over yourself like you are going to do a backwards somersault. Other than that, worked great!
—Reviewed by Kevin G (Denver, CO) 2008 Toyota 4-Runner 
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4 of 4 people found this review helpful.
This is the second one of these that I have owned and I Love them. Of course my other was for a full size, long bed Silverado and this one is for a short box Tacoma, but it is plenty roomy for me. It seems to be a little long near the end of the truck as it hangs over a little but I got it adjusted good enough to not slide over. It could of been my adjustment of the straps though. I ordered the higher quality truck bed air mattress to go with it and it makes all the difference in the world. Now with my sleeping bag in a stuff sack, truck tent in carry bag, and air mattress with carry bag, jumping in the truck for a quick camp getaway is a breeze. Add a case of water and MRE's and you got a Bug Out Bag system for emergency's, if needed.
—Reviewed by Michael B (Cabot, AR) 2008 Toyota Tacoma 
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5 of 6 people found this review helpful.
camping out is so much easier with this tent. especially for those on the move type outings.you know, the kind where you're at the grand canyon one day, on to the painted desert and zion national park the next.altho i still have one of the 'thread the poles' type tents for longer stays in one location, now i can set up the camprite inside of the other one, making for a seperate area for the small dogs who accompany us, and for the rest of our gear.the lightweight of the camprite pop-up tent is great for getting away from the car to find more woodsy places to camp.
—Reviewed by barbara b (Pace, FL) 2006 Dodge Caliber 
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