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@@alizeriancrimson5692 no issues so far still using the same pad!

@@jugaoverland6017 Sick! Thanks for the quick reply I didn't think I would get one given the lack of content recently, Happy Camping 🏕🤘

Mesh wall is attached to the whole canopy and isn’t removable. there is “front” and “back” entrances and you can unzip both and roll 1/2 or all sides.

We've never had an issue

There is a single chamber operated by the 2 valves. A dual-chamber would be a pretty cool design!

@@jugaoverland6017 Thanks!

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Thanks, I just updated it!

Hey! I had installed some carpet squares I got from lowes but they ended up not sticking due to the summer heat. So I ended up taking them off. I threw the old mattress back in the tent and now just put the qomotop mattress on top of that when we camp. Then I just remove the qomotop when we are done using the tent.

Yes it does work! But I found it doesn't stick too well if it is hot. I had issues with tiles shifting and falling off due to the adhesive heating up when the tent was folded up and stored outside in the summer heat. Im thinking of just buying a wool blanket from an army surplus store and rolling that out everytime we open the tent and putting the inflatable mattress on top of that.

Oh no! What did you end up doing??

Hey! So I bought mine from a local distributor in New Mexico, Altitude Rooftop Tents. The model I have is the Renegade. It came with the small ladder you get on the lower end rooftop tents. I ordered up the 8.5ft Wolfwise telescoping ladder on amazon and Jerry rigged it on. I do have to extend it all the at out when setting up and tearing down the tent. You can always order a telescoping ladder from well known tent manufactures like Tuff Stuff, but you’ll pay twice as much.

Thank you so much!

Stick on carpet tiles from Lowe’s. They are coming off from the summer heat so I don’t recommend it. Probably better off getting an anti condensation mat!

Thanks! Yeah I'm still getting used to working it and getting usable footage.

Yes it comes with two L brackets you can mount to your rig!

It does but you more likely to buy a separate set of brakets because the ones that comes with it is for a specific type of roof rack.

@@javi111488 true you can do that. I just drilled some holes into my roof rack.

@@jugaoverland6017 i built a couple of brakets myself and it only cost me 6 bucks at homedepot. I didnt like the idea of drilling and weakening my roofrack.

@@javi111488 sweet!

Thanks for watching!

No those are carpet tiles! It acts like a condensation mat tho. I didn’t want to put the mattress on the bare floor.

Yes that is what my mattress was. It is narrower in the middle because the hinges so the ‘Double’ sized mattress fit perfect. We still put a blanket in between the hinges and mattress to minimize rubbing on the mattress 👍🏽

@@jugaoverland6017 is the Qomotop also 80 inches long? It looked like there was space at the end of the tent.

@@dougg8280 yes it the original mattress was around 90” long so there will be a gap. QOMOTOP is 80” long and 52” wide.

Yes we love it so far! We are able to close up the mattress, wool blanket, double sleeping bag, and our pillows. I do have extra room to spare as well!

@@jugaoverland6017 sounds great 👍 And thank you for the fast response 🙌

@@chrissorour222 Thanks for watching!

Thanks! It definitely is a good starting point. Great points on the locks and hinges. I’ll look into that this week. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the feedback!

I’m a year late but I just grabbed mine. Also +1 on this video for proper set up (placing awning atop car while dealing with poles instead of holding it above head while dealing with poles)