Dakmake Roof Top Tent

Although considerably newer than their soft shell counterparts, hard shell tents have been around long enough to be nearly perfected by the handful of manufacturers making them. In North America, there are fewer than half a dozen companies offering hard shell tents, most of them commanding a price exceeding $3,000. What would compel a buyer to dosh out so much money for hardshell? In a word––convenience. The one attribute of a hard shell tent that drives most of its sales is the ease of set up and take down. Many of the nicer hard shell tents on the market include internal struts with hydraulically assisted deployment. To set up these tents, the user simply unlatches four buckles and the tent springs into position all by itself. After attaching the ladder to the tent, it is ready to go. Setting up a hard shell tent can be done with one hand in as little as 60 seconds. Stowing the tent takes a bit longer, but again can be accomplished in as little as 2-3 minutes.

There are different styles and types of Roof Top Tent. The two biggest categories are “Hard Top” Roof Top Tents and “Soft Top” Roof Top Tents or folding “A” frame RTT’s. This page features the classic Hardtop Roof Top Tents. These RTT’s are known for quick deployment in all weather seamlessly with speed and little effort. The Soft Top Tents take more effort and time to deploy. The whole point of the Hard Shell Roof Top Tents is to relieve the Roof Top Tent owner from any problems and to offer the ease of simply turning the crank handle. The Hard Top RTT opens in seconds and closes just the same.  If you are looking for easy up and easy down a Hard shell Roof Top Tents is what you seek! Call or order online today. Seriously speaking the Hard Shell Roof Top Tents are superior to any Roof Top Tent ever built.

Car-top tents are a relatively new genre of camping gear in North America. They are essentially tents that pop-up, or fold out, from on top of a vehicle. After a month on the road in a model from Dacmake,  I’ve come to love the style of camping for some situations. Rooftop tents are a neat new tool for campers. Call it a rooftop tent, car-top tent, or pop-up, these new-fangled camping rigs are making ripples in the media. If my experience over the last month is telling, you can expect to see them at a campground near you very soon. A tent on your car or truck may seem a little counterintuitive. Why not just set it up on the ground? After driving from Colorado to Alaska with a Dacmake rooftop tent mounted on the camper top of my Ford Ranger, I’m a believer. The rooftop tent has changed the way I camp, and opened up new alternatives. It has plusses and minuses, but it is the greatest new product I’ve found in years to get a great night’s sleep in the outdo