Hasika Camping Tent 2 Person Sun Shade Privacy Shelter Easy Set Up 120 Seconds Waterproof 3000MM UPF 50+ Yellow

Love, love, love this!! Easy to set up and take down. It fit my Palisade perfectly! I have told all my friends about it. Love the mesh/netting, purchased with some window covers and we were able to sleep with a nice comfortable breeze in mid July in Ontario.

I have a 2019 Honda CRV that is used as a micro camper. In summer the car can get pretty warm so I purchased this to cool down the car in the evening without letting bugs in. The material and sewing appears durable and well made. It fits well but is a little futzy at first. That said if you put the tailgate halfway up and slide the tailgate portion of the tent on that first and then lift the tailgate all the way up it is muchhh easier to put on. It doesn't take long to put on or take off. And the added air ventilation is fantastic. I use tent poles to use the outer flap as an awning and this works great with well adjusted guy lines. The only reason I don't give 5 stars is because there are magnets that come with the tent to try to keep the sides down closer to the body of the car. These magnets do nothing but pop off under the tension of the tent fabric and being quite small I pretty quickly lost 4 of them on the first use. Even with replacement stronger magnets on the sides, on my car which has factory roof rails and a fin antenna, the top of the tent above the tailgate on the roof has a sizable gap due to the rails/antenna and if you are like me and get eaten alive by mosquitoes this is too much of an opening for me to sleep. I will continue to try to work some stronger magnets around the gap because I really do like this tent and how it otherwise fits the car and provides such great ventilation. A worthwhile investment for my car camping needs.

Works great with our kia shortage. Used last fall and again this year. I like the air flow that this provides. It does seem to have gaps around the sides, and the magnets did not work at all. I'm wondering if that gap will be an issue allowing bugs getting into the cabin in the future?This is a great inexpensive way to get into car camping. Easy set up and take down.

It fit perfectly over my 2012 ford escape. It was very easy to set up like less than 5 minutes and it was very secure onto the car. The rain flap can either zip closed or it can be rolled up to stay open which is what we did. The material felt good like a normal camping tent.

I love this thing, dammit. It fit my 2018 Rav4 pretty well; a little tight in some places and a little baggy in others, but nothing problematic. It made camping and sleeping in that car so much better! (A few window and sunroof screens made a big difference too) The problem is the quality of the materials. The fabric and mesh are fine and well enough constructed, but the elastic straps that secure to the tires and under the rear of the car are frayed and worn after one 6 day trip. We put it up and left it up for the entire time, there were some pretty high winds in the afternoons (+/- 25 mph) so I can see there would be friction, but the elastic is thin and pretty weak like maybe not strong enough to hold up your yoga pants. Many other elastics or webbings would be far more abrasion resistant, so I'll likely change them all out eventually if the thing holds up that long. The stakes are garbage except maybe for kebab skewers. The zipper around the mesh opening is cheap and already feels like it won't last. Oh, and the little magnets to close any gaps around the opening against the car? Great idea, crap execution. They are fridge magnets at best and only for thin paper. (Get these; https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08NT2F7M3/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=A1R61Y8J01DK0A&th=1 little niobium ones. They are perfect and held up in the aforementioned baggy spots and wind.) For the record this tent and the other two like it on Amazon are perfect for the purpose and I would pay more for a better execution of a similar design but I haven't seen that anywhere on the web yet. I haven't tested it in wet conditions, but fingers crossed.

Story time! So the reason I purchased this tent is bc I went on a weekend camping trip for the first time with some friends and I absolutely hated sleeping on the floor. Now don’t get me wrong, I love the outdoors and don’t mind getting down and dirty but when it’s time for bed I need to be comfortable. A lot of them made fun of my car tent but guess who’s laughing now? I’m above ground sleeping like a fat baby in a cozy, protected metal container with a detachable tent instead of waking up on a deflated mattress, rocks poking at your back, cold feet, and wild animals sniffing at your tent. Oh, did I mention how fast and easy it is to put on and off?I bought this Hasika tent for my 2012 Ford Focus Hatchback and it fit perfectly. Simply slide it over the open trunk door, over your rear bumper and fasten the elastic straps to your liking. My car is a little egg-shaped so the top part needs to be tied down with bungee cords/rope through my doors to give it a snug fit. I read somewhere about people purchasing magnetic strips to really seal the tent around your car, so that’s another option 🤷🏻‍♀️ However, I’d imagine anyone with a slightly larger vehicle won’t have this problem!I was too lazy to lower my backseat and take a picture from the inside (sorry) but I’m already super confident that this item will do what I paid for.I’ll upload better pictures when I actually go camping again! Thanks, hope this helped some!