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popularDesertGardener | Staff posted Jul 18, 2026 2:17 AM

JOYTUTUS Overland Aluminum Hard Shell Rooftop Camping Tent $980 + Free Shipping

$980

$1,600

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BougeRV [bougerv.com] has JOYTUTUS Overland Aluminum Hard Shell Rooftop Camping Tent on sale for $1,299.99 - $320 off with discount code RT300 at checkout = $979.99. Shipping is free.

Details:
  • Hard shell rooftop tent for 2 persons with trapezoidal design for up to 30% more interior space
  • One-touch setup: opens/closes in under 1 minute
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum frame with 660 lbs (300 kg) static load capacity
  • Dimensions: 96" L x 53" W x 72" H; floor width 4.3 ft
  • Material: Oxford fabric with PU5000mm waterproof coating and UV50+ protection
  • Level 6 wind and snow resistance
  • Features: 3 mesh windows for airflow, built-in LED lighting, smart storage
  • Included: Rainfly
  • Weight: 185.2 lbs
  • 1-year warranty
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BougeRV [bougerv.com] has JOYTUTUS Overland Aluminum Hard Shell Rooftop Camping Tent on sale for $1,299.99 - $320 off with discount code RT300 at checkout = $979.99. Shipping is free.

Details:
  • Hard shell rooftop tent for 2 persons with trapezoidal design for up to 30% more interior space
  • One-touch setup: opens/closes in under 1 minute
  • Aircraft-grade aluminum frame with 660 lbs (300 kg) static load capacity
  • Dimensions: 96" L x 53" W x 72" H; floor width 4.3 ft
  • Material: Oxford fabric with PU5000mm waterproof coating and UV50+ protection
  • Level 6 wind and snow resistance
  • Features: 3 mesh windows for airflow, built-in LED lighting, smart storage
  • Included: Rainfly
  • Weight: 185.2 lbs
  • 1-year warranty

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Jul 18, 2026 2:20 AM
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RCMIKEJul 18, 2026 2:20 AM
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What a giant pain in the rear it must be when you decide you need to drive somewhere for just a moment.
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Yesterday 2:08 AM
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CRITICAL214Yesterday 2:08 AM
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Quote from RCMIKE :
What a giant pain in the rear it must be when you decide you need to drive somewhere for just a moment.
It's for that reason why I would prefer this over a truck bed tent (or any tent in general). I did a few days in a truck bed tent recently. Setting it up and breaking it down every day and night (in the dark) was way more of a hassle than it's worth.

Thought about getting this RTT last time it was on sale for about this much, but someone pointed out that without a rainfly it was just begging to collect a bunch of water in and around the base.
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Yesterday 3:46 PM
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clinteastwoodYesterday 3:46 PM
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Pass. This is daily price anyway on this no name product. Probably a hundred others on amazon or aliexpress for the same price.
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Yesterday 4:29 PM
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raskal311Yesterday 4:29 PM
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I've owned a nearly identical tent and even when it was free I gave it back. Super PITA..... I've spent a few hundred nights in RTT and I have owned never every style. You want a tent that can be closed with your bedding inside. Clam shell style is the fastest to deploy and put away, not even a minuet if it can hold your bedding. Full popup is nice especially for two people Wink but takes a few minutes longer to take down.
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Today 2:22 PM
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GosovisionToday 2:22 PM
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Don't drive with it open, or when you're sleeping in it.
Today 5:45 PM
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phuH4801Today 5:45 PM
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Quote from RCMIKE :
What a giant pain in the rear it must be when you decide you need to drive somewhere for just a moment.
Not at all. I've relocated campsites a few times with my rtt fully deployed, just collapsed the ladder a bit to secure it to my truck. I usually get to my destination well past sundown and just want to quickly setup so I can sleep. Then in the morning I look around and almost always find a better spot, e.g., flatter, more secluded, better spot for a campfire, etc. It's a thousand times easier than relocating a ground tent.
Today 6:20 PM
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RCMIKEToday 6:20 PM
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Quote from phuH4801 :
Not at all. I've relocated campsites a few times with my rtt fully deployed, just collapsed the ladder a bit to secure it to my truck. I usually get to my destination well past sundown and just want to quickly setup so I can sleep. Then in the morning I look around and almost always find a better spot, e.g., flatter, more secluded, better spot for a campfire, etc. It's a thousand times easier than relocating a ground tent.
That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about a quick trip to the store. When you're staying someplace more than overnight you've got to pack it all up to do something that you'd just drive away from a normal tent.

I get that it's about how a person chooses to camp. I just imagine noobs realizing the limitations inconveniently.

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