Quictent Pickup Truck Tent for Full Size Regular Bed (6.4'-6.7'), Waterproof PU2000mm 2-Person Sleeping Capacity Truck Bed Tent with Removable Awning, Rainfly ＆ Storage Bag Included(Dark Blue)

I love this tent. There is plenty of room. I’m 6’5” and can’t stand up straight, but can stand up and move around easily inside of the tent. The amount of windows is the reason I picked this one. I really enjoy the back window, which many truck tents don’t have. It allows to use the back seat of the truck for easily assessable storage, which makes it all the more comfortable in the tent. It was simple enough to set up, with the poles and corresponding locations being color coordinated. I had an issue with a pole, but customer service was very easy to deal with and sent a prompt replacement. I really like how all the windows and doors and any other part of the tent which is loose when unzipped can be easily rolled up and held in place by the small hooks attached to the tent. There’s plenty of airflow. The provided rainfly keeps the inside completely dry in inclement weather. This is the third truck tent I’ve owned. It’s by far my favorite, and the most durable. I would certainly purchase again.

Terrible quality, pain to set up. One of the poles snapped the second time using. Can’t seem to find how to contact the manufacturer to see about getting a replacement pole. Save your money and buy a more expensive tent.

We set this up and it fits great and seems to be a great quality tent.We hope to use it in 2024 since 2023 was not a great camping summer in New England.

Great and fits but a little hard to put up

I bought this tent with visions of epic adventures with my trusty sidekicks, Lady and Grace (my two adorable puppies). With our trip just around the corner, I decided to unpack and set up the tent four days prior. I mean, how hard could it be, right? Well, let me tell you – those fiberglass poles had other plans. I swear, they had a personal vendetta against me. I lost count of how many times I got poked and prodded. Note to self: invest in protective gear (or a hazmat suit) for future tent assemblies. Unfortunately, one of the poles split (see photo), and I struggled to get it to fit properly into its compartment. On the bright side, I did discover that the tent can accommodate a full-size air mattress with ease! Lesson learned: always conduct pre-combat inspections (aka, thoroughly review and test your gear) before embarking on an adventure. I've rescheduled our trip, but I'm determined to figure out a way to MacGyver that pesky yellow bar. In conclusion, while this tent has its quirks, I'm willing to give it another chance. Just remember, fellow adventurers: beware of those fiberglass poles, and don't underestimate the importance of prep work!

Used for camping

Tore very easily, definitely not “water resistant” tears happens right where the straps are sewn in, terrible placement right in the seams. Don’t purchase, thin cheap quality

Securement buckles ripped off on the first camping trip. Contacted customer support and they did a great job and sent me a new tent.