Napier Truck-Bed-Tents sportz camo Truck Tent

This tent fits perfectly in my Ford F-250 with the standard 6 plus foot bed. I have the fold up bak flip tonneau cover and it fits fine with the cover folded up all the way. There is about a four inch gap between the tent and the back of the bed so it fits perfectly with the tonneau cover on the truck but folded up against the cab window.First time set up takes awhile to figure out, but the instructions are clear and the second time set up is 10 minutes. This has a lot of room inside and two people would be very comfortable. The tent is very easy to take down and you just roll it up and it fits nicely into its original factory carry bag. The vent windows are well designed and you can get a nice cross breeze to keep the tent cool inside.You definitely want a cot or mattress pad inside as the truck bed ridges will not be comfortable to sleep on.This is one of the best camping products I have ever purchased, and there were zero disappointments in any part of the design or manufacturing quality.

This is a very well made tent.Lots of ventilation with large sized mesh windows and very roomy. I am older ,so tent camping on the ground is out for me. The first time I set it up was a learning experience,but after that it becomes fairly easy.I would advise people who purchase this tent to watch the companies video on how to properly set it up.I have seen a lot of youtube videos out there with the tent being set up incorrectly,leading to broken tent poles and other problems.Great product that I plan to enjoy.

Instructions were minimal, took me a while to figure out where the green front and back poles fit into. Inside black ceiling pole cracked, exposing bungee inside, so asking Napier for replacement. Took a while to find where to place roof crossing black and front green poles on/in pickup bed and tailgate. Look for Youtube videos and Flickr photo albums for details that might help in their placement. Straps are all plastic snaps and Napier even provides a little extra plastic shield at those snaps to protect the paint. This truck has a BAK Revolver X4s roll up bed cover and I think the tent will work with it okay. Good 5ft6inch height inside. Turns a short bed into a nice bed off the ground, just need a bedrug and/or foam pad. Plug in your electric blanket if you have 120Vac!

I set this up on my 2013 Toyota Tundra 6.5' bed. I left my fold up bakflip f1 bed cover on to test fitting with it on. The one issue I'd see is water at that crease/joint along the tent and bed cover. Maybe I will fabricate a tarp to seal that up a little better in the instance of rain. I set it up myself in my driveway with some choice words of course. if you had an extra hand it would go smoother with less cursing I'm sure. It looks great! Material seems durable. Probably the nicest tent I've ever had. Hoping it lasts! Just need to fabricate a 2x8 air mattress bed frame to slot into itself for easy removal and storage underneath.

Best option for not sleeping on the ground. Works great in cold weather. Looking forward to try summer weather

I got the idea from reading a book on the hobby, “Metal Detector Guidebook, by Steve Cormier” it was good a read for learning and brushing up on this great hobby. Having a spare while out in the boonies was a great idea…Thanks

After one use the poles snapped as if they were very old and I just bought it. I followed the directions exactly and also the top of the tent looked as if it was sitting in the sun, the sleeves for the poles were super dry and started peeling...

I like this tent very much, needed help from a co-camper my first time to set up as the poles are not easy to figure out when reading the instructions, still don't know if I'm putting the poles in their proper place. Difficult to put up by yourself when it's windy.Overall, I love my new tent and would recommend it for purchase.It's good looking and seems durable.