Sportz 83000 SUV Tent

We were looking for a quality, easy to setup, your website and found it to be very easy, and quick, to setup and take down. Overall we find this to be a quality product. And just as important we found your websites service outstanding.

I'm very satisfied with this tent! I used it the first time in the desert and attached it to my Dodge Grand Caravan. It's definitely a good idea to get your car in position first, then set up the tent accordingly. It is not that easy to navigate your car backwards to the sleeve afterward. It was very windy and cold, despite that there were really no issues or malfunctions. Here are some things you might not know: The tent comes with a long rain fly that covers two sides of the tent completely whereas the two other sides are covered partially, due to the sleeve attaching to the SUV and the screen yard. For this reason Sportz does offer an additional rain fly for the 81000 but not for this model (83000): there's no need. The seams of the rain fly are factory sealed, but the rest of the tent isn't. The vendor recommends to seal all seams, but I guess it's sufficient to seal the seams that are not covered by the rain fly. Be careful about the selection of the seam sealer (see http://www.sportzbynapier.com/ FAQs). I recommend to use a footprint to protect against humidity and damage, especially if you set up your tent on cactus remainders like me :-) When you put up the tent, you've got to use the rain fly for stabilizing the tent. The rain fly has additional strings to protect against the wind. Although, don't forget to attach the rain fly to the sticks using the Velcro strips. Four people fit well into the tent. Five people should fit as well. I think 6 people is very challenging. This tent is fun!