Customer Reviews for VEVOR Truck Tent Standard 6.5’ Truck Bed Tent, Pickup Tent, Waterproof Truck Camper, 2-Person Sleeping Capacity, 2 Mesh Windows, Easy To Setup Truck Tents For Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Grey Color

It's made pretty good, the zippers are a bit weak though. Unfortunately this tent is not big enough for my truck bed, even though I ordered the 6.5 ft option that should have fit.

Fits my full size Chevy short bed great. Instructions are a mess with misinformation and had to figure it out myself. Used it for one night where we got a surprise thunderstorm but we stayed warm and dry. I do wish the vents in the rain fly were larger. Also had one of the straps that hook to the truck rip off on first use but not a big deal since there are already too many. I have noticed that there are a few other of the straps that are fraying which is disappointing since I’ve only used it once. Overall I’m happy with it though.

Cool idea. It's for my evacuation items. You must be prepared living in fire country. California gold foothills.

I have not had a chance to take this out in the field and try it but just setting it on the truck it really looks good and seems to fit good

This is a great brand for the occasion camper. Easy to set up and worked great. Only complaint was the zipper getting stuck when not lined up right.

Can’t beat it for the price… bare bones tent with a few pouches aesthetically nice … instructions are garbage though … YouTube was more help… but once you figure it out it’s easy.. helps to have two people .. over all great buy….

Not all the pieces were there so I couldn't put it up properly. Was very disappointed. Went camping and had to sleep in my truck. Poles missing

I ordered this for my 2018 gmc sierra extended cab bed. I have a roll up tonneau cover and with it rolled up, and the tailgate down it fit well. The truck bed itself is about 71\" long , not including the tailgate. It took less than 10 minutes to set up, without the rain cover. It was a bit of a challenge to get in without a step stool even with the bumpers foot step spots because there wasn't much to grab onto with the tonneau cover track down the sides of the truck plus I didn't want to get my foot or body caught on the tent and either fall into it or rip the tent. There should be an offset door to get in/ out, and the bottom of the tent door should go all the way down, not have the 6\" lip. It does create a good seal over the edges of the truck to keep the rain out The door section is made up of the opaque door and the window material but both have separate zippers that need to be opened and closed. They're both a bit finicky and takes a bit of effort to zip up. It has windows on either side plus a big storage pocket on either side. The sides have straps that have a metal end (with a little rubber cover) that clip over the sides of the truck. It would be nice if they included some sort of material to pad the plastic ladder locks, and if the end of the nylon straps were sewn over so they don't just slip out of the ladder lock (which happened three times just setting it up).

Not every place you want to set up a tent is conducive to do so - so being able to set it up in the back of the bed of the truck is very nice. Great for quick outings with the family. Especially when the weather isn’t cooperating. Had a ‘river’ flow through the campground and while others were hating life, we were high and dry.

Setup great very sturdy comfortable nice out camping rain cover works great here in Florida. Friends are all jealous