Trekway SUV Waterproof Instant Camping Tent w/Attachment | 9' x 9' | Sleeps Up to 7 People | 4Runner, Outback, Forester, Rav4 | Crossover, Minivans & Other Vehicles

Such a nice surprise to have height in a tent. Two full sized cots fit inside. Very pleased

This tent is VERY poorly made. Tent tore in my hands when trying to assemble and I’m a 51 yr old woman. I have camped for the past 30 yrs and have never seen such a poorly made tent. Material EASILY tears. Would never be able to withstand 20 mph winds if it rains. One of the poles was broken. Dye had transposed all over the tent. Buyer beware.

We love this tent don’t get me wrong! It’s very easy for two short people to set up in minutes and the quality overall is great but the door zipper flap is a HUGE downside. We have only used it twice and already it has multiple holes around the door from the flap getting inside the zipper. It doesn’t matter how much finesse we use, it snags almost every time and if you’re lucky you can get it out without a tear.

The media could not be loaded. I received the tent today, and set it up in the living room for a test run, before my winter camping trip this weekend. It's a good thing I did, because I will definitely not be able to use it this weekend, or at all, for the following reasons:1. Despite being listed as a 4-season tent, and having photos of the tent being set up in the snow, the instructions inside the tent bag specifically say not to set it up if the temperature is below freezing. Now, these instructions show photos of the proper setup (it's a 2 pole done tent, it's not rocket science), but the wording of the steps is for a different style of tent altogether. If you're a tent novice, and you aren't great with pictures then you'll need to look up videos on YouTube before you try it.2. As I spread the tent out on the floor I noticed discoloration on the whitish panels of fabric. As I continued, this discoloration covered approximately 60% of the top half of the tent. I've seen this kind of discoloration before, because3. The tent was clearly packed up while wet, or was exposed to *a lot* of water after packing but then repackaged without anyone looking at it. I don't think it was used (the poles and zippers look new), but it smells horribly musty... enough that I needed to leave the room (and it's a big room... big enough to set up a 9'x9' tent, without moving furniture, and4. It's not actually 9'x9'... it's every bit of 10'x10'. That might not seem like a huge difference, but since it's meant to be an SUV tent that is set up off the back of the vehicle, that means even with a small SUV (Subaru) I'm over the 25' site depth.Now the worst part (aside from having to use my old tent with the hole this weekend, and having a smelly house) is that I have to pack it all back up in order to get a refund. 1 star because I can't give less... at least it has all of the pieces.EFIT: gave a second star back because it really wasn't a bear to take down and get back into the bag & box

This is a large tent that can hold cots as well as air mattresses. I was hoping this one might attach to the back of my truck with a camper, but if it didn't, it would stand alone.It has 2 large no-see-um screen windows, a large screened door, and a large opening and attachment for vehicle access.The poles are about as long as a pole vaulter's pole so assembling only half at a time might help. The poles first have to go through the pole sleeves on the top of the tent which is a negative. Pole sleeves can catch the joints of the poles making it hard to push through, and they can also pull apart the pole while inside. Two people threading them through makes it an easier task.The poles are perfect in length. After you get the sleeves smooth, the aluminum spikes on the tent easily fit into the ends of the poles without much pulling and tugging. I've torn expensive tents doing this (and pulled out the sewing kit) because the pole was too long or the material too short. Both poles fit nicely.The fly is a full-cover heavy 300D nylon. It's all heavy duty and weighs about 28 pounds so there's no rip-stop to save weight. The seams in the fly and the floor are heat sealed with sewn-in tape. The fly has window screens as well as the tent so you can get ventilation with the fly on.The 2 poles with the corkscrew ends are for the "awning" fly over the door. They are held up with the supplied guy lines, which are made from slick polypropylene. I'll be changing these to nylon parachute cord or the like. Aluminum stakes are included to hold out the guy lines as well as the tent floor and fly, but the tent will stand with no stakes. The fly needs stakes.The fly also fits close to the screen so if there is any condensation in a rainstorm, it might drip through the screen. Staking the tent and fly corners out as far as they go gives a little space between the fly and the screen windows. The seams are well sewn flat fell and double stitched.The vehicle opening on the tent will fit up to about 6' high and 4'4" wide at 6' (wider lower down) although the shape of the car or truck also plays a part. It fits on the back of my RV tow vehicle which is on the big side (Dodge Ram 2500 with camper top), so it should fit about anything. There are drain holes on the lower side of the SUV flap in case rain water flows off the roof of your truck, keeping it outside the tent.I can get two Big Outdoorsman Cots (85"L x 40"W x 20"H) and have room for two 50lb dogs although the cots take up over 2/3 of the floor.Positives:The back of your SUV or truck can be used as tent access storage, sleep, or work space.The vehicle can pull away leaving the tent standing if you have to run somewhere by detaching 4 straps.The tent can be used as a standalone with no addition work. The SUV attachment acts as the fly when not used on the SUV.Full cover rainfly with door awning and screen windowsLarge and roomy - can use camp chair insideCan stand up insideLarge door and 2 window no-see-um screensHeavy duty nylon oxfordPacks small for size.Negatives:Fiberglass poles (aluminum is much lighter)Tent pole sleeves on top (stronger but tent hanger hooks easier to set up)Heavy (but lighter than canvas equivalent)Easiest with 2 people to set up. 1 person a bit troublesome.5 stars - this is the largest tent I've ever owned but looks solid.

This was great for a rainy weekend on a camping work trip. Only problem is I set it up and one of the rods split right in half. Of course ita out of the return window so now maybe some tape. Took me about 20 mins to get it set up and connected to the van. Great for camping in a mini van.

Item came dirty and footprints all over it like someone walked all on it then sent it back. Tent is decent but I paid for a new item. Also found a tear after the first time finally using it and I can't return now

Liked the large stand up dome and easy docking to our car. Zippers were a little cheap and we had to fix, but a well designed tent to use with our car.