San Hima Kalbarri Gen 2 Rooftop Tent Review | What We LOVE and HATE 

Thanks mate really appreciate that feedback 🙂

Very true, it's good to see a lot of innovation in this space 👍

Blimey that's a great idea mate...not sure why I didn't think of that one. Cheers 🍻

Thanks mate! Nice one, the Ridgebacks look like a great tent too 👍

Thanks mate! Oh nice one, look forward to checking out your video on it 🙂

That's exactly right - it's all about what suits you at the end of the day 🙂

Really appreciate that mate, thanks!! 🙂

Thanks for the feedback! Going to try and incorporate this style to all review-style content moving forward and good suggestion about the long term review. 👍

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Hey mate, those are the brackets that came with the tent (I just drilled a hole in them for use with my roof channels)

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Hey mate, that's how it came installed from the manufacturer

Hey mate that's a Tuff Terrain 'Rock Hard' awning 👍

Yep! This one came from Vic Offroad

Wow - a $6000++ beats a $3000 RTT. Who would have thought?

I can also concur, bundutop wins, irrespective of price difference, primarily it's the mechanism you pay for over the additional space to store bedding. I'm gobsmacked when I see couples pull up, Pop the rooftop tent, then unload the bedding from the car, make the bed, "what's the point I say". Obviously the drawback of this convenience is additional height, but that comprise is an easy choice knowing I release four catches, press a button and climb into a fully made bed in under one minute. Zero issues locating/assembling poles for internal frame, zero issues with straps flapping, zero issues with rain ingress thanks to 360° self erecting awning, but again thats the mechanism you pay for. After a comfy night's sleep (something about sleeping under canvas just makes a sleep more enticing for me), we make our bed up, place pillows (X3) in centre of bed, press down button, do a check all fabric within seal, press down again, fasten 4 over centre catches, we're packed down ready to explore. Doesn't come any simpler than that, yes, for a bit more money bundutop wins, hands down. Negative - We did however do away with original mattress as it was too firm and very heavy, chose a lighter option for comfort and weight reduction. Positives - total setup convenience. Internal roof mounted led light. 2 X roof mounted cooling fans included. In addition to that convenience I've added, Led switchable reading lights X 2. Led external light that's internally switched. Switched 12v electric blanket. Diesel heater, internally mounted. Yes, our bundutop is a comfy place to be irrespective of the climate. 4 catches, press a button, climb into bed, love it.

@@ianweal3081 Not everyone has your kind of money, fellah. Just be thankful others allow you to be gobsmacked. In fact, I would smack your gob myself give half a chance.

According to the website...$2999!

Name the names mate which flog do I need to avoid. So far my list is explorelife, the couple who started of in a budget hikix then restored a cruiser and now have gone to a troopy cant rememebe their name but they are brandwhores too who do I need to watch out for lol

That's impressive! Is that all bedding including the pillows? What do those ones go for?

@@explorebound , Yes, 75mm mattrass, plus matrass topper, thick duvet and normal pillows in there. It is really very nice. The price is steep though. I paid $5000 for it in 2019. Made from fiberclass. Did a lot of offroading with it, and it is very strong and holding up nicely.