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Arc’teryx, The North Face, Salomon, and more respectable brands are on sale for Backcountry’s Memorial Day sale. With discounts as deep as 50 percent, this is one sale you won’t want to miss.
The Low-Pro is only about 7 inches tall on the roof of your car. That’s crazy thin for a folding rooftop tent. We tested the Low-Pro, Tepui’s lightest, lowest-profile rooftop tent, for this review.
MSR squares up with cottage industry brands in a minimalist 10.2-ounce solo bug shelter.
The massive, heat-reflecting space tent can stand on its own, or serve as a post-civilization glamping hub, connecting to satellite tents via tunnels.
At 55 pounds and less than 6 inches deep when stowed, GentleTent’s inflatable rooftop tent may be the lightest on the market. Oh, and it also floats on water.
The Hyperlite Mountain Gear Dirigo 2 Dyneema Tent is a surprisingly sturdy trekking-pole-lofted triangle tent. We tested the Dirigo, made for space- and weight-savers who want a step up from cowboy camping.
This Tepui may be only 10 percent off. But that’s a savings of almost $300 for a rooftop tent that helps you travel for free.