JOYTUTUS Pickup Truck Tent 2.0, Waterproof PU2000mm Double Layer for 2 Person, Portable Truck Bed Tent with Rainfly, 5.5'-6' Camping Preferred - Orange

This tent is not intended for my Gen 1 Honda Ridgeline, but it was suitable enough to use. The cab of the Gen 1 has a diagonal wall extending to the top of the cab that prevents a perfect fit, but it's the only thing I get get for it.I broke a pole the first time I set it up and I texted the company. The company is in China, of course, but they communicated well and with a great deal of courtesy. They asked for a photo of the damage and they sent me a whole new pole bag as a replacement. I was pretty happy.

Fits my 2001 dodge ram perfectly with an air mattress in the bed. The tent is compact, and pretty easy to set up. We have used this on multiple trips and have not had any issues. I like the option of the awning or if it is cold, pull it over the tent for more insulation. Would recommend!

Fits well with our 2025 Toyota Tundra 5.5 ft bed.(Comes all the way to the tailgate).The little rain jacket was a nice touch.We have really been enjoying camping with it!We got a blow up truck bed mattress and some nice bedded padding to go on top and it’s more comfortable than some air bnb beds we’ve slept on lol.I would recommend this to anyone looking for a tent experience but who is not super excited about sleeping on the ground.The first time setup took us an hour with our bedding, but after learning the setup it’s an easily less than 15-20 Minutes to setup/ take down.We found out later all the poles are actually color coded for the tent as well which made it a lot easier once we noticed that!I wish the rain jacket had more vents, but that is my only complaint.Even had a little rain storm with the rain cover on and no leaks!Kept out mosquitos in some high mosquito areas we stayed in as well!

Haven't tried it in bad weather yet, but appears to be well-made with quality materials, and quality construction.

Have a 2021 Ford Ranger XLT which has a bed cover. Tent still fits (little offset due to the sides of the cover), and was really easy to set up. Cannot wait to go camping this summer to really put it to the test. I am 51, so not having to crawl on the ground to get into my small tent, or duck to get into my bigger tent will be nice.

Really easy to install, funtional, great product. I love it

20230831 update: Foyer rod snapped where two sections join together in 25-30 mph thunderstorm. When this occurred, I had already sought shelter in my pickup truck passenger cab having barely returned to the vehicle from visiting the venue and the storm had begun raging, I didn't want to deal with unzipping the tent rear flap and stepping up to get in risking time delay, possible operational snafus, and perhaps personal injury while heavily raining, although I have a trailer hitch bar extension with a separate step plate installed to aid elevated access. Had to use three nylon cords to tie broken rod pieces together so camping trip could continue. The interior stayed dry. Manufacturer is sending a complete set of replacement rods from China ETA about 3 weeks which means Labor Day trip is not happening with this broken tent. So guess what, I am ordering a different manufacturer pickup bed popup tent, automatic opening that can be installed and taken down by one person without having to assemble multiple rods, inserting them, and expanding/opening the tent which can be accomplished by one person but it takes quite a bit of care, practice and time. I did this by myself in 102 Fahrenheit degree temperatures and hot sun for the first time it took about an hour! You could do it quicker with practice, but it is really cumbersome to do it by yourself - and any wind can really interfere with a perfect plan as it did for me. Fortunately maybe, the wind actually blew the tent open from the rear so I didn't have to force the rods to loop/bend so much myself, even having a step ladder to assist with the height (don't assemble on ground first like manufacturer instructinos say, because one person will really have a tough time lifting an erected tent onto the truck bed!)The JoyTutus with all its sectional rods, different lengths and flimsiness of fabric to insert the rods, then erect it, and get the ends into the corner fabric hold loops sounds easy but it really is a bit much for one person who wants to enjoy the trip, not spend 1-2 hour messing with the tent after having driven hours to the destination. Imagine assembling the tent at night! And take down I just left it in a clump in the truck bed because from prior use, couldn't get it to fit back into its carry bag, plus fabric was wet so just let it dry out. It still is laid out drying after a day, haven't even tried to put it back into its carry case. Another storm-damaged pole aside from the foyer was bent not broken probably about a 65 degree bend I am not able to straighten it even by trying to hold it down and stepping on it, certainly can't bend back straight with just bare hands. Guess another reason why manufacturer is sending an entire rod replacement set. I read either in a posted comment, or in the setup instructions that manufacturer will replace one set of rods under warranty. The rods are hollow aluminum with a stretch cord inside holding the pieces together, they are not fiberglass so once bent, very difficult to straighten, and a break occurred in the inner hollow insert sleeve that holds two sections together. I earlier posted this tent lacked a way to hang a ceiling light inside, so this last time I used a paper binder clip to hold the front vent flaps together and so the zipper loop wouldn't open when I hung a light there, which worked for me, but if you need access to your cab rear window, it is bound closed. Having the zipper open means the loop would be closer to the ground and insufficient light spreading throughout the ten. A third item is the fabric where the foyer pole exits its cloth sheath ripped, maybe due to a slight tug when the fabric was wet?! This shocked me, it's not as if I was forcefully removing the rod when taking the tent down. For this reason, I project the useful life of the tent at best 2-3 years and be careful not to tear it more.Original review: Using this tent as I write. Irritatingly lacks an inside roof center loop to hang a light or fan. Front vent zipper closes upwards so anything hung on the handle loop pulls it open. This leaves the vent open for bugs there’s No working Velcro to keep flap shut. Support rods snag easily in sleeve fabric and the multiple rod sections easily pull apart during installation. Inside pockets are sewn in seams where bed rail covers are and pulled taught you can’t easily put or retrieve items from the pockets. Side vents have single one directional closure should have put two handles on the zipper so you can open or close in either direction. Two positive features are 5,5. Foot height and awning. But the awning isn’t large enough to be any more thsn a rain drip deflector not a sun block. Bring a separate tent for sun cover. Had great expectations for this tent but it’s missing thoughtful conveniences.

Thus tent is awesome. Super easy to set up, fits my truck perfectly. First two nights I used it, heavy rain and a fairly stiff wind. Perfectly dry inside. Highly recommend!!