Did someone say Tassie 😂🍻😎🥾 great review I'm definately wanting this tent they have made a 2.0 version now it's all the same what I've been shown and told...just a lighter frame and ladder bracket mounts have changed that's it....I'll be getting one I reckon I'm over the swag
@@Jalvi_au cheers mate...I think the new light version only comes in 140 not 120 which is a shame I don't own a tank I have a forester not a 4x4 tank lol Take care all the best thanks
Hi, great review with good information. A question please: Have you found that the loose cover lets in lots of dust that then gets into the inside of the tent? Also, I've come back to your video and can't remember but is there any condensation problems or issues with rain for this tent? Thanks
Hi there! We personally haven’t had dust issues. Minor dust makes it under the cover. Very minor. No dust gents in the tent at all. Condensation is an issue but that’s any tent without ventilation. When we sleep with the side ventilation pans open, it’s all good. Breaths hitting any cold surface without having anywhere else to escape from = condensation.
Hi man very good review, I would like to know if just the shovel support was enough to go with the Dune tent or if you had bought something on the side to be able to put the support? Thanks a lot!
Came back from a 15 day trip covering some really intense terrains in Tassie. No further support needed. Only thing I realised wasn’t as good was the mounting hand tightening nuts. I’d replace them with some proper high tensile nuts and spring washers soon.
Sorry about the delay mate, yeah it is. Me and my girlfriend take it off when not in use and pop it back on right before a trip. I have since installed a winch in the garage, keep an eye out for that video.
Hey man, got any ideas on how to get the cover back on easier? I cant roll it forward as i have a solar panel in front of the tent and it will be covered if i roll it forward, I have a ranger and its on the back(canopy) and its a very high vehicle so its a pain in the ass to try and get the cover over the top of it easily... any ideas would be appreciated
Sorry about the delay mate, I was away. Yes! I actually tried the pole method where you pop a small stick or pole (wider than the tent width) on top of the cover. Then take the corners from either front end off. Hold them to the stick and roll the stick. It basically rolls the cover up around the stick while taking it off easily. It does require 2 set of hands though.
I’ve had this tent for 6 months and I was completely oblivious to the fact that I can mount an awning onto the frame! A game changer
It’s so handy! I have an awning at the back and the size + accessory holder at the front.
Great video, love your style!
Subscribed! This is my first video of yours i watched. Great enthusiasm, bring it on! Well done 👌
Cheers mate
Did someone say Tassie 😂🍻😎🥾 great review I'm definately wanting this tent they have made a 2.0 version now it's all the same what I've been shown and told...just a lighter frame and ladder bracket mounts have changed that's it....I'll be getting one I reckon I'm over the swag
I am hoping that the 2.0 has actually fixed all the minor issues and yes, TASSIE for the win! All time fav state!
@@Jalvi_au cheers mate...I think the new light version only comes in 140 not 120 which is a shame I don't own a tank I have a forester not a 4x4 tank lol
Take care all the best thanks
Hi, great review with good information. A question please: Have you found that the loose cover lets in lots of dust that then gets into the inside of the tent? Also, I've come back to your video and can't remember but is there any condensation problems or issues with rain for this tent? Thanks
Hi there! We personally haven’t had dust issues. Minor dust makes it under the cover. Very minor. No dust gents in the tent at all.
Condensation is an issue but that’s any tent without ventilation. When we sleep with the side ventilation pans open, it’s all good.
Breaths hitting any cold surface without having anywhere else to escape from = condensation.
Great review mate...
Thanks mate, just put it to test; 10 days in Tassie back country. Can’t fault it one bit.
Hi man very good review, I would like to know if just the shovel support was enough to go with the Dune tent or if you had bought something on the side to be able to put the support? Thanks a lot!
Came back from a 15 day trip covering some really intense terrains in Tassie. No further support needed. Only thing I realised wasn’t as good was the mounting hand tightening nuts. I’d replace them with some proper high tensile nuts and spring washers soon.
Great review. Thanks!
Thank you!
That was very helpful, thank you! What's the price of the tent, please?
I should have included the price. I purchased it for 1099 AUD but have seen it go down to 999
wheres the video where you install it?
Great Video, do you know if the tent is easy and light for to people, wife and myself to place on and off the roof rack when not in use?
Sorry about the delay mate, yeah it is. Me and my girlfriend take it off when not in use and pop it back on right before a trip.
I have since installed a winch in the garage, keep an eye out for that video.
Hey man, got any ideas on how to get the cover back on easier? I cant roll it forward as i have a solar panel in front of the tent and it will be covered if i roll it forward, I have a ranger and its on the back(canopy) and its a very high vehicle so its a pain in the ass to try and get the cover over the top of it easily... any ideas would be appreciated
Sorry about the delay mate, I was away. Yes! I actually tried the pole method where you pop a small stick or pole (wider than the tent width) on top of the cover. Then take the corners from either front end off. Hold them to the stick and roll the stick. It basically rolls the cover up around the stick while taking it off easily. It does require 2 set of hands though.
What roof rack best to use or did it come with the roof rsck?
This was on RhinoRack roof rails :)
Despite all the rooftop tent designs none of them really stand out to be the perfect RTT.
Perfection, as they say, is an illusion!