How fast can you drive with the tent up?
1995965
I have driven short distances (less than 5 miles) at 30 mph with no issues.
1995966
Depends on how quickly you want it destroyed.It's not recommended to drive with it on but if you must I wouldn't go over about 15mph. It can handle a decent wind but I don't know for how long it will take a beating like that for.
893609
Yea I haul mine on an open trailer at 70-80 mph....only thing I don't like is the windshield doesn't sit exactly flush on the dash of the teryx
1196285
You could roll this up and take it camping but I wouldn't suggest it unless the tent is right next to the car. You can roll it up so it's not to bulky but it is heavy.
612493
It's going to get hot in there! My tent is a little smaller but it takes 70lbs without worry ..
2134457
Not a very precise answer, but faster than a casual ride. It works at low speeds but tends to look cooler the faster you go. My kids love them and everyone at the campground was asking about them and wanted to take a ride.
1187380
This device will give you visible range of about 150-300 yards. You can drive but need to be careful as if you are going fast you may not recognize certain obstacles in time.
1340349
The best I can say is how adept you are to tent pitching. The first step is to stretch it out on the ground, then push in the 4 outside corner stakes in the ground. The toughest part is sliding the upright shock chord poles through the sleeves, you have to do 4 of them. Once that is done, it pops right up...then, after adjusting for the front door tension, push all the remaining stakes into the ground. You now have the tent body up. The rain fly is stupid easy to put on. I can get the whole thing pitched from start to finish in under 20 minutes.
224884
My 4 years old has a blast with it. It is pretty fast. Battery last for about 20 minuts on one charge. I cannot say how good it is offroad as we never try it.
493667
I'm 50 years old, 5'2", and not terribly agile. I have no problem setting up and taking down this tent mostly by myself (my 8 year old "helps" -- but you can imagine how "helpful" an 8 year old can be! I have no problem getting it back into the bag myself either. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes each.
351890
I am 6 feet. I had plenty of room in the tent. But, you may want to watch my YouTube videos reviewing the critical failure of the wheel bushings before you decide to purchase one. If the problem has not been fixed then you are in for a frustrating disappointment. Just do a search for the name on YouTube.
1130352
Not very fast at all. It's not powerful by any means. If you want fast I'd look elsewhere.
1407899
Unfortunately, it cannot be left up while driving. If you drive short distances around 20 mph or so you'd be fine, but driving any faster and you could damage the poles. You can collapse the top and drive around, but even then you wouldn't want to travel long distances as you are liable to damage something.
592337
I camp alone quite a bit, and I am a frequent camper. It takes me only 10-15 minutes to put the tent up by myself, but I have owned this tent for 6-7 years, and I have put it up so many times I can do it in my sleep. Putting any tent up in a windstorm is difficult, even with help. The tent poles have quite a bit of camber, and we experienced hellacious high winds while camping just outside of Carlsbad Caverns in southern New Mexico. The tent bent down on top of us all night long. When we broke camp, i inspected the poles carefully, but there were no cracks in the fiberglass poles at all.
85616
I would get something different. It's fine for a car but .... I would just turn the tent inside out.
1176226
Hey there! 200 mps is pretty fast lol, that would be about 720,000 MPH. ;) No, but in all seriousness, I've taken it up to about 90 MPH on a 9 hour road trip and it held up like a champ. I personally secure it with some rope/twine to a fixed part of the car on the top ball joint as insurance. Would recommend you do this practice as well!
576068
No, but if you just take the inside poles out so it collapses, throw a tarp over the truck bed, it's perfect for driving. Takes 15 minutes to set up once relocated.
1445891
You can, but if you do not have any weight in the tent, it can potentially fly away. You will need to use stakes to maximize the space available in the tent.