Roadie The OVERNIGHTER SUV Window Tent - with Screen and Retractable Canopy

It is easy and quick to set-up. Makes the car camping experience much better. I have always struggled with the rear door shades to create a mosquito net for open windows while camping. Now I have a better solution. Really worthy, really love it!

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Bought 2 of these for our old suburban as we are getting ready to go on a X-Country trip and will have our dog with us - who will sleep most nights in the truck. Overnight parking has always been an issue if windows need to stay open as any rain will result in water getting inside the truck, so when I saw these, I thought they were what I had been looking for for years... They are similar in concept, but miles better in practice than the mosquito net contraptions I built several years ago that are no use when it rains and a pain to set up and hold in place. Quality is good. The nylon is ripstop so any minor tears and snags will be easy to repair. Seams are all taped, so leakage shouldn't be a concern. There is a stuff sack that is integral to the unit, so it won't go missing overnight, which is a nice touch. I'm a little unsure of the use of the bar that holds the weather shield open. Unless I'm missing something it may not stay in place in a big wind, even with a tie down strap using the loop provided. Size Wise, this fit our truck with room to spare and mounts in under a minute (when on our trip, I expect we will leave the pole support for the weather shield on, and just fold the units and leave them ready to go). I think they would work on just about any vehicle with an opening door. I even got one on a front door of the truck with the mirror folded in (although it wouldn't fully protect if there was rain, due to the slope of the windshield frame).

Spent most of June camping our way up the west coast in our 2020 Expedition Max. These worked perfectly on our rear doors, and gave us the perfect amount of airflow at night. Kept all the bugs out, even with our lights on inside. The only downside was the privacy flap being on the outside, but still easy to unzip the screen and zip up the privacy panel when necessary. I need a fan at all times when I sleep, but the airflow with these was perfect. No fan needed. We were camping in a different spot nearly every night, and these were easy to set up and take down. 30 seconds each door, and stuff bag attached. Almost didn’t buy, but so glad I did. Worth every dollar!