JOYTUTUS Pickup Truck Tent 2.0, Waterproof PU2000mm Double Layer for 2 Person, Portable Truck Bed Tent with Rainfly, 5.5'-5.8' Camping Preferred - Orange

Bought this to camp in Wyoming on the plains while prairie dog hunting in my 2021 Ram 1500. I haven't camped with it yet but the test setup was a breeze. It's tight and sturdy with a lot of adjustable straps for securing it to the truck.The only thing that isn't super obvious is that the top poles need to be positioned on the top of the bed rails/sides. It doesn't seem like it should but there is plenty of excess material for the floor. The flaps going over the side essentially need to start at the top inside edge of the bed rail/side.For the cost it's a big win. Definitely worth giving it a try. Given the cost I shouldn't be allowed to suggest anything but in case the manufacturer is interested...The hooks could be improved by dipping the entire hook in rubber/plastic Or by manufacturing the hook completely out of durable plastic. Being a manufacturing engineer I would say the later is the best solution. The attachment point to the vehicle is too subjective to think the very tip of the hook being protected is enough. Could save you guys from angry reviews of customers scratching their trucks due to high winds.

Came as described.No rips or tears. There are a couple post assembly pictures in the carry bag. No real instructions, but very easy to assemble. The poles are color coded to the stabilizer pockets. Fits my 2021 Nissan Frontier short bed perfectly.I will do as it suggest and seal it before we use it.

Fits well with our 2025 Toyota Tundra 5.5 ft bed.(Comes all the way to the tailgate).The little rain jacket was a nice touch.We have really been enjoying camping with it!We got a blow up truck bed mattress and some nice bedded padding to go on top and it’s more comfortable than some air bnb beds we’ve slept on lol.I would recommend this to anyone looking for a tent experience but who is not super excited about sleeping on the ground.The first time setup took us an hour with our bedding, but after learning the setup it’s an easily less than 15-20 Minutes to setup/ take down.We found out later all the poles are actually color coded for the tent as well which made it a lot easier once we noticed that!I wish the rain jacket had more vents, but that is my only complaint.Even had a little rain storm with the rain cover on and no leaks!Kept out mosquitos in some high mosquito areas we stayed in as well!

This tent is not intended for my Gen 1 Honda Ridgeline, but it was suitable enough to use. The cab of the Gen 1 has a diagonal wall extending to the top of the cab that prevents a perfect fit, but it's the only thing I get get for it.I broke a pole the first time I set it up and I texted the company. The company is in China, of course, but they communicated well and with a great deal of courtesy. They asked for a photo of the damage and they sent me a whole new pole bag as a replacement. I was pretty happy.

I've used this once so far and don't rear have any complaints. I'm not much of a camper, so It's a bit difficult to set up alone. It rained when I used it and I got not a drip that came in. It also fit my 93' chevy bed great. It's pretty cool to sleep in my 6ft bed with basically and queen sized air mattress.

Well made tent. Fits my 2011 Ram 1500 crew cab perfectly. Easy set up. Color coded poles make it so easy. I have used it twice. Once it the woods no wind. Once at the beach in good winds. No issues.

I'll start off by saying, I loved this tent when I bought it last year. I bought it for a 10 day camping trip and it performed without any issues. I then put it away for the winter. Fast forward to this year, I'm planning a 14 day camping trip, given I have only used this tent a handful of times I expected no issues.Our first night setting up, the shock cord, in not one but two of our rods had severely worn down in MULTIPLE places on each cord. These worn areas then tore when we began to set it up. This was not a fun experience trying to set up without having the rods fall apart on us. I managed by buying some replacement shock cord in the next town. I repaired the rods and went on our way not expecting any other problems.A few nights later, we were zipping the door of our tent closed when the zipper got a little caught in the trim that covers the zipper track. I tried my best to be delicate and remove it. In this process the zipper BROKE into two pieces. Mind you, I wasn't being overly aggression or yanking hard, it just snapped. This left us scrambling yet again to find a solution. We had safety clip close our tent for the rest of the trip.The rods themselves seemed to show signs of wear by this time as well. We had some cracks and bent rods which is baffling to me given how many times we used it. I feel like I've been able to use a 20 dollar Walmart tent that lasted more nights.And to add insult to injury, this thing is not water proof in the slightest. I would have had a lot of cold, wet nights if I hadn't always brought a tarp to cover this thing with.The entire time I was worried about what else would go wrong and was severely disappointment in the "cut corners" in this tent. I threw it away the moment I got home.I loved it for the time I had it (and it was working) but I can't recommend it if you want peace of mind.