TentBox Cargo and iKamper BDV Hard Shell Roof Top Tents are two excellent examples of clamshell roof top tents, with many common features, but there are differences. So see which is better.
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iKamper Annex Plus Inner Tent is an accessory shelter designed to be used as a ground tent inside of their Annex Plus. This adds to sleeping capacity, and such a set together with the roof top tent is suitable even for larger families.
The iKamper Annex Plus is a unique tunnel-shaped single layer tent that is designed to be used together with several roof top tents of this brand. It is incredibly nicely designed and functional.
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This Roofnest Condor XL vs iKamper Skycamp 3.0 Roof Top Tent comparison is about two excellent and high quality clamshell type shelters, easy to use and reliable.
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Roof top pop up and soft shell type tents are a sort of instant camping tents, it is just that they are perched on the roof. So how do they compare to standard ground instant tents?
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Most of roof top tents may be even better for a cold but calm weather use than ordinary ground tents. This is based on their construction and the fact they are separated from the cold ground.
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A roof top tent on the car becomes dirty on a long trip, covered with dead insects and such stuff, so it may be temping to go with it through a car wash. But can you really do this? Find out here.
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When you have a roof top tent on your car, it usually occupies almost all the space, but can you still put more things there on top of the roof top tent? Find out here.
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Having a shelter on the roof of a car has its advantages and disadvantages in every sense, and the same holds regarding windy conditions.
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There are several types of roof top tents on the market and all of them normally have a mattress inside that stays there when the structure is closed for transportation. But with bedding, the situation is a bit different.
