@@MikeTrachtenberg no worries! I will need to do the XL version. My husband is 6’4” so he definitely needs the extra space. We have a trailer he is going to put a box frame over so we will have plenty of mounting room 😁
I just got mine installed on my Power Wagon. I put in the Lost Horizon 4.5 mattress inside along with 2 zero degree XL sleeping bags. I am glad I got the long tent for my 6' 3" frame.
I'm glad you found it helpful. Yes, we haven't really been using it this winter cause we have nowhere to air it out when it gets wet but I'm excited for some more use out of it soon!
@@amateurbiggamehunter7691 - Hey I'm sorry - I didn't see this comment. I couldn't figure it out either. It just seemed to always stay inflated. I switched to the Lost Horizon mattress - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-krE3bB7zs1o.html
I'm not sure if you already did this, but you can loosen the bolts on the latches to account for the extra bedding you have stored in the tent. It will make opening and closing the tent a lot easier for you!
I've been waiting a long time for video like this, thanks so much. Just One thing, Can you show in another video if two large people (6 feet) can sleep comfortably in the tent?
Thank you! That means a lot! One thing I can't believe I forgot to mention in the video (it still haunts me) is that this is the short version. I'm 5'7". You'll definitely want the long version!
Hey hey - this is a 5.5 foot bed. The overhang in this was not a problem functionally (just doesn't look as good), however, I now have it on a Jeep Gladiator (5' bed) but it's sitting on top of a bed cap.
Im the description you mentioned this is their SHORT model. I’m a hair over 6ft tall married so sleeping 2. Would you say the short is enough room? I’d also be mounting in on a short bed Tundra. Thanks for the review
The short one would definitely be tight. I'm only 5'7" so it's great for me. But if you're mounting it inside of the short bed, the long one would definitely stick out a lot. My F150 was a 5.5' bed and it stuck out over the back about 10".
That's a fantastic question. I looked at every brand I could find and I narrowed it down to CVT & FSR. I ruled out the CVT Mt Hood when I decided I didn't want a clamshell tent. I didn't feel the roofnest sparrow was of as good quality as FSR. I was also thinking about getting the FSR Aspen but again, didn't want clamshell. The Evo V2 looked like it would be one of the fastest to set up while also allowing you to keep bedding in tn the tent. I still love it. (Year later video coming soon)
I haven't seen anyone talk about it, so I assume the Evo V2 doesn't have one, but I was wondering if the rear (secondary) door had a rain fly with rods or any other sort of rain protection. Guess if it rains it's a must to fully close that side.
@@MikeTrachtenberg Thanks for the info. I suppose with all the rtt parts out there, I could rig something up easily. I wonder how the overhang on the main door does in the rain. Seems a bit scant.
I'm going to make a follow up video in June but I won't make you wait till then for my answer... It's everything I could have asked for in a rooftop tent. My ikamper was my "starter home" and the Evo V2 is my "dream home"
