Strap Tepui’s Kukenam Sky Tent to the top of your car and camp above everyone else at the campground. While fellow campers complain about various rocks and rain keeping them up all night, you can rest easy atop this tent’s cushy foam base and below its PU-coated canopy. Designed for year-round protection, this rugged tent boasts heavy-duty polyester and cotton fabrics with waterproof treatments to keep rain, snow, and moisture out. Alternatively, all-around no-see-em mesh paneling gives plenty of ventilation for summer trips, and every panel (including the skylight) opens up with the waterproof zippers for even more airflow. Although it may seem intimidating, the Kukenam is relatively simple to install and set up. It comes with universal mounting brackets that attach to most roof racks and after-market roof bars. Once installed, the Kukenam sets up with a quick-and-simple pull of the ladder and a few pole inserts. Pushing the ladder folds out the internal aluminum frame and extends the poles for a complete setup. Collapse the tent by reversing those simple instructions, and zip it into the included PVC travel cover for convenient protection to and from your favorite camping destination.

Tough as nails and convenient as hell, the Tepui Kukenam Ruggedized 3-Person Tent goes anywhere your off-road vehicle does. It mounts to almost any roof rack and pops up easily to create a spacious shelter in mere minutes, so you can spend less time setting up camp and more time exploring your surroundings. From weekend retreats in the woods to exotic safaris, this rugged tent is ready for any adventure. Burly fabrics and a heavy-duty frame help it withstand raging winds and torrential downpours, while no-see-um mesh screens and Sky panels keep cool air flowing on stuffy nights without inviting in the local insect population. It includes a high-density foam mattress to offer a luxurious (at least by camping standards) sleeping experience, and it also eliminates the need for huffing and puffing into an inflatable pad when you get to camp. An anti-condensation mat under the mattress keeps things from getting damp when you’re exploring the Pacific Northwest, while tie-down anchor points keep everything locked down when you’re posted up in exposed mountain ranges. And when it’s time to hit the road, the ultra-rugged travel cover material protects the tent from highway debris and rough weather.