SUV Car Camping Tent & YOHO 4Runner Bed Platform - Napier Backroadz SUV Tent In The Rocky Mountains 

Agreed Paul 🍻👍

Nailed it! Animals, fauna, streams, vistas! Enjoying the "View" LOL! Camping prelude, and a review all wrapped into one! Stay safe and keep the great vidoes coming!

Thank you BWC, much appreciated! Have a great weekend 🍻👍

Thanks, John I appreciate the comment. Yes the wild horses are pretty awesome, some love them some hate them. I should do a video on them, I should have the camera for that soon. Fingers crossed

Thanks for that great comment and info, Paul 🍻🍻👍

Thanks Mr. Birch. Bulls and cutthroat trout country 😁👍🍻

Hi and thanks for the comment. Yes it can be used as a standalone tent and easily unhooked from your suv. No problem 👍🍻

Hi and thanks for the comment. Only in light rain, so far so good but it usually pours when I camp 😆 so an update soon!

I posted a video not long ago on it, we were using the Yoho system along with the SUV tent and it rained literally for 15 hours straight. So the SUV tent was great, we had a spot to eat, have a few beverages and cook if need be. So it was definitely a bonus in those conditions. It's also nice just to have the extra space. To change, to eat and also gives you good ventilations into the truck without the bugs. For 300 bucks it really makes a difference. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated 👍

It's pretty amazing for sure. It's really hard to show it on film though. It's 360 degrees of wilderness

I definitely recommend these. Especially at that price point. They work as a stand-alone tent and great for changing etc. But it worked out really well when we had 14 hours of rain, was nice to have somewhere to go.

I do think it will but we'll have to check that out for sure.

Used this tent on a 6 months long trip around US. Only put it up if was staying more than five days in one spot - so about 12 times total. Once had it up over 28 days. Always added an additional awning (about 6' x 12') for privacy/shade on the.SUV passenger side. It was almost ideal. Only serious issue was the footprint. In mud & rain the floor was wet/dirty. Kiddy foam carpeting on interior tent pathways helped and seemed to keep floor warmer. Am a senior senior and solo traveler. This was my first tent. ALWAYS gave myself time to put it up right and never had it blow over even in 5°, 3" snow and in 20 mph rain/winds. Solo set up recommend bring extra paracord. Tie paracord to a to a tree other side of tent to stabilize tent/apply guidance as tent goes up - used paracord as an extra pair of hands. Got many compliments on my set up. I almost always kept hatch closed & always slept in SUV although guests slept in tent and said it was comfortable. 10' x 10' & 7' ceiling just right for long term camp stays.

I would say 100% yes it would fit

@@JimmyMeatwhistle Thnx for the response Too bad you don’t get a little something, maybe ask bass pro shop? I’ll wait and check back, not ready to buy but this looks like my best choice for a ‘guest room’ and as a place holder when camping in my class B

It's awesome, And the price is right 🍺👍

@@JimmyMeatwhistle hey thanks for the anser :D i wish you a happy camping season :D

Yes, I have?

@@JimmyMeatwhistle How did it hold up? I camp in Utah in June with a large group. The spot we go to is perfect except that it is in a valley between mountains and it is like a wind tunnel for a couple of hours every day. We also get evening rain storms that can be pretty heavy. Wondering if the tent stays attached properly in wind and if it is rainproof / waterproof. We've had friends who have had to leave because their tents leaked so much. Don't want to make a purchase before having good information! I'd appreciate your insights!

It's a great little add on especially at this price point.Here's a test I did with fifteen hours of rain in the rocky mountains. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3f1Oo1C3jug.html

@@JimmyMeatwhistle Thank you! Appreciate your reply! Do you know of anyone who's used it in high wind? And if it holds up well?

I'm right in the rocky mountains and have used it in crazy high winds, and it's been fine. of course It's noisy, and to sleep in those conditions, I use earplugs 👍🍺

I left the tailpipe out. But just like parking in a garage you don't want to run the vehicle LOL

Thanks for the info, Jimmy. Where I am going gets to low 30s at night. Was wondering if I could warm up inside by the heat, guess not :) thanks again.

That back tube area that covers the hatch could easily be pulled off so you're not filling the tent with fumes. Close the hatch in warm your 4Runner, no problems

Canada

Beautiful