Roofnest Condor vs iKamper
When I reviewed the iKamper 2.0, I said, that the only copycat I would ever consider was the Roofnest Condor. And indeed: Roofnest have been earning a name and have
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Category: Roof Tents
iKamper X Cover v Skycamp 2.0
iKamper has introduced X-Cover, a soft-shell roof tent with inventive design and some unique features that are unseen on other roof tents, other than…well other iKamper RTTs. If you like
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TOP 10 Cheap Roof Tent 2020 UK
Which ones are the cheapest roof tents right now? And which roof top tents are cheap to buy and won’t let you down? Valid questions that I am about to
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Roof Tent With Kayak On Top? Not A Problem!
If you ever wanted to put a kayak or a bike on top of a roof top tent, you must have realized that it is not that obvious as it
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iKamper Skycamp 2.0 | 4-person Roof Tent Review
This iKamper Skycamp 2.0 review is about the 2019 – upgraded – version of the original Skycamp (called Skycamp 4X). The iKamper Skycamp 2.0, similarly to the earlier version, is
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Fjordsen XL Inflatable Roof Tent (P)review
This is an early-bird review of the Fjordsen XL Inflatable roof tent, which can be pre-ordered right now. More like a preview than a review. If you have come across
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Roof Top Tent Weight Limits
If you are just looking for a roof tent, but you don’t have a massive SUV or 4×4, you surely wonder if the new roof tent fits you small estate
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SUV Roof Top Tent Buying Guide
A friend of mine asked me, which roof top tent he should buy for him and his wife that would fit on his SUV. He has a 2010 Mitsubishi Outlander
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Front Runner FeatherLite: The Dark Horse of Roof Top Tents?
I must admit that the Front Runner roof top tent has always been somewhat under my radar. I have always seen it popping up on Ebay and Amazon: it was
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Tepui Kukenam Explorer SKY 3 Roof Top Tent Review
I have been following with great interest, how the Tepui rooftop tents have turned from the mixture of raised eyebrows and stuck-out pinkies into sought-after, popular products among overlanders. However,
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