A tall, freestanding car-camping tent sold in 4-person and 6-person sizes. Families pick it for standing room, two big doors and a setup one person can manage.
Specs
- 4P: 15 lb 14 oz packed; 90 x 100 in floor, 62.5 sq ft; 75 in peak; vestibules 19.5 + 19.5 sq ft
- 6P: 18 lb 10 oz packed; 100 x 120 in floor, 83.3 sq ft; 77 in peak; vestibules 23.6 + 23.6 sq ft
- Doors: 2
- Fly: PU polyester (1200 mm); floor: 150D PU polyester (1500 mm)
- Stores in a duffel bag
- Price: $399.95 (4P), $499.95 (6P) (maker, Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
CleverHiker's October 2026 guide picks the 4P for easy setup and high-quality materials, praising the space, ventilation and durable build. They dislike the half-height rear door, the tight carry bag and that the footprint costs extra. OutdoorGearLab's 2023 test of the 6P liked the roomy interior and vestibules, but found first setup tricky, few pockets, a noisy fly in wind and poorly sealed side windows.
Good
- Standing headroom
- Two doors, two vestibules
- Good ventilation, quality materials
Not so good
- Noisy fly in wind
- Footprint sold separately
- Few interior pockets
Who it's for
Families who car camp in fair to mixed weather and want room to stand and move. Campers at exposed, windy sites may want a lower tent.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.