Napier Backroadz Truck Tent 13 Series | Pickup Truck Bed Camping Tent | Rainfly for Water Protection | Sturdy and Spacious 2-Person Truck Bed Tent | Easy 10-Minute Setup | Green/Gray
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- Condition
- New
- Size
- Full Size Short Bed (5.5'-5.8')
- Style
- Tent
- Dimensions
- 66"L x 42"W x 67"H
- Weight
- 3.7 lb
- Color
- Green/Tan
- Material
- Polyester
- In the box
- 9 adjustable straps to easily secure the tentCarrying bag for quick and easy storageColor-coded pole system for easy and quick set-upFull rainfly with taped seams for waterproof weather protectionGear Loft and Lantern Holder
- Warranty
- 1 Year Warranty
Features 9
- polyester
- Imported
- CONVENIENT CAMPING ANYWHERE YOU PARK IT: The Napier Backroadz Truck Tent is the ultimate truck camping accessory that transforms your truck bed into a cozy, comfortable campsite, regardless of the terrain.
- ULTIMATE WEATHER PROTECTION: Full rainfly, reinforced taped seams, secure fit to truck with 9 adjustable straps, and high-quality weather resistant fabrics provide full protection from the elements.
- SIMPLE SET-UP: Color-coded pole system makes set up a breeze in under 10 minutes.
- A FIT YOU CAN COUNT ON: Napier is proud to partner with world leading automotive manufacturers, working together with their engineers to ensure our tents meet the quality you've come to expect. With various sizes to fit almost every truck on the market, feel confident in choosing Napier for your truck tent camping needs.
- UNMATCHED COMFORT: Our tent design maximizes every inch of your truck bed, creating superior comfort with optimized headroom and a large entry door. Comfortably sleeps 2 people.
- OPTIMAL VENTILATION: 2 large windows promote airflow without compromising protection from the elements.
- DURABLE CRAFTSMANSHIP: Made with high-quality polyester taffeta and rugged polyethylene. With 30+ years of tent innovation under our belt, Napier delivers unparalleled durability and reliability in every stitch and seam.
Description
Color-coded pole system makes set-up a breeze, allowing you to spend less time fussing and more time relaxing. From tailgates to trails and everywhere in between. A perfect partner for your next fishing trip, tailgate, music festival, or off-road adventure. With 30+ years of tent innovation under our belt, we’ve honed our craft to deliver unparalleled durability and reliability in every stitch and seam. Our tent designs’ maximize every inch of your truck bed, creating superior comfort with optimized headroom and large entry door. Can Napier Truck Tents be used with a tonneau cover? Yes, certain types. Retractable covers are compatible. Folding and hinged covers are not and will need to be removed. Roll-up covers less than 6" high are compatible if tent is placed over the cover, if more than 6" we suggest to remove the cover. Can you fit the tent over a truck bed toolbox? Yes. Place tent over toolbox to minimize amount of water that could enter between the box and the tent. We recommend covering corners of toolbox to protect tent from ripping on sharp edges. You will lose the amount of space that the toolbox occupies. Will the tent work if my truck has a camper shell/cap on it? No. Truck tents will not work if a camper shell/cap is assembled. Napier SUV Tents are the best option as long as the height from the ground to the highest point of the shell window/door does not exceed 80". Can I drive with the tent set-up in the bed of the truck? No. Driving with the tent mounted to your vehicle may cause personal injury and/or damage to your tent and truck. Can one person set-up a Napier Truck Tent by themselves? How long will it take? Yes. One person can, however we recommend having assistance during first set-up. First set-up should take approx. 15 minutes and about 10 minutes each time thereafter. Each tent includes set-up instructions and color-coded poles for easy assembly.
Specs 52
| Brand | Napier |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 66"L x 42"W x 67"H |
| Item Weight | 3.7 pounds |
| Floor Width | 65 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Car Camping |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Occupancy | 2 Person |
| Seasons | 1 |
| Water Resistance Technology | 1500mm PU material coating |
| Occupant Capacity | 2 |
| Installation Type | Truck Bed |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Number Of Doors | 1 |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Number of Rooms | 1 |
| Number of Stakes | 4 |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| UV Protection | Some UV protection |
| Capacity | 2 |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Truck |
| Number Of Poles | 4 |
| Sport Type | Camping & Hiking, Outdoor Lifestyle |
| Tent Design | Vehicle Mounted Tent |
| Color | Green/Tan |
| Style Name | Tent |
| Form Factor | Dome |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Pole Material Type | Tent 4 Shock-corded fiberglass poles |
| Fabric Type | polyester, taffeta |
| Base | Polyester |
| Tent Floor Material | polyester |
| Rainfly Material | Polyurethane-coated material |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 66"L x 42"W x 67"H |
| Size | Full Size Short Bed (5.5'-5.8') |
| Floor Length | 68 inches |
| Maximum Height | 62 inches |
| Floor Area | 19.25 sq ft |
| Vestibule Area | 2 sq ft |
| Brand Name | Napier |
| Recommended Use | Car Camping |
| UPC | 774803138900 |
| Model Name | 13890 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00 |
| Manufacturer | Napier Enterprises |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Item Type Name | Truck Tent |
| Model Number | 13890 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 13890 |
| Assembly Time | 10 minutes |
| Assembly Instructions Description | The Napier Backroadz Truck Tent features a color-coded pole system for quick and easy setup in under 10 minutes. Follow the color-coded instructions to assemble the tent efficiently. |
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I LOVE this tent!!
Size: Full Size Short Bed (5.5'-5.8')
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I LOVE this tent! I waited for a year with it on my "Wish List" but it was worth the wait! When this tent arrived, I assembled it immediately to make sure I could (I'm a 50yr old woman in decent shape - NOT athletic). I had it completely assembled in 30 minutes indoors and broke a light sweat. If you follow the instructions that are attached (and WATERPROOF) inside the bag, you'll be fine. It seemed like the poles would break at first but with a little maneuvering and shifting, they locked in OK. I was able to assemble it in 15 minutes at the campsite with almost no help (my sister pitched in at the end because she was bored). I was able to take it apart by myself both indoors and at the campsite in just a few minutes. It fit back into the carrying bag with all parts and room to spare. I measured my truck bed then followed the sizing guide and it fit great in my Nissan Frontier. There was plenty of room for me and it would fit two med sized adults with a little room for storage. The wheel wells were never a problem because they were toward the front of the bed. My sister bought the same brand for her full size Chevy and it was HUGE inside. She used the air mattress with the wheel well cut-outs and it was easily big enough to sleep two adults and with lots of room for storage. The only bad thing I noticed was the windows can't be closed from the inside on smaller size tent. My sister's big tent had zippers on the inside so she could close her windows for privacy. I had to put the rain fly on, but it blocked the breeze. Both nights I camped were cool so it wasn't a huge problem and I had also bought a small fan/LED light combo to hang in the center of the tent. I'm a seamstress so I plan to make simple window coverings to velcro on the inside.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2017 by Dyana
Fits as advertised, easy set up, large and dry
Size: Full Size Regular Bed (6.4'-6.7')
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This is a very well designed and made tent. It fits my 6'7" F150 bed perfectly! I separately bought a 2" thick 4 x 6 gymnastics pad and put that down inside -- resulting in an 8' long (with tailgate down) tent with a comfortable 6' sleeping area. There is an area for a gear net around the top of the tent, and also a central hook from which an LED lantern can be suspended. This tent includes a partial rain fly (covers windows but does not come fully down to tent base) that kept me dry during a heavy rain (admittedly, without high winds). Since overall I think the tent is great, here are few drawbacks: 1. The clips that attach to the underside of the frame are narrow, meaning that if you have e.g. fender flares or other aftermarket parts (I have rear wheel well guards), the middle clip on each side will not securely attach to the frame (in the case of fender flares, would not attach at all). This was not a big deal for me -- the tent was structurally intact without the middle clips. 2. If you plan on driving the truck during the day, you'll need to break down the tent each time you want to drive. Maybe more annoying, you have to plan when in the evening you plan to pitch the tent -- and then you're done driving for the day. This can be tricky for certain types of camping and simply requires a bit of advanced planning (putting the tent up and down is not hard). It's *possible* (but probably not legal, given that all rear lights are obscured) to drive up to about 30 mph with the tent fully pitched -- I had to do this in a pinch on some country Backroadz (see what I did there) and the tent was only very slightly worse for the wear, with some signs of stretching on the elastic band that clip to the bottom of the bed. With some creative engineering (or maybe a separate accessory), it might be possible to leave the tent partially pitched in order to drive with it still in the truck bed, but this honestly may not save much time. Just a reality of camping in the open bed of a truck I suppose. Overall, I highly recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2017 by Benjamin Cherry
First time - severe wind and rain storm. Wonderful tent!
Size: Full Size Regular Bed (6.4'-6.7')
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2014 by Robin FarmWoman
A good tent, but not a great one
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017 by Three9Seven
Amazed! Love it!!
Size: Full Size Regular Bed (6.4'-6.7')
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This tent is super easy to set up and take down. If we go somewhere I can take the poles down and fold them, and the tent, into the back of the truck within 5 mins; to set back up takes under 5 mins. Can be done with 1 person. The tent is super spacious. Sleeps 2 adults comfortably. We've slept 1 adult and 2 kids (11 and 8) comfortably as well. Enough room for a large bag and other items at the end of the bed (over tailgate area). I have 2018 GMC Sierra standard bed. I've treated it with waterproof spray. I still get a small amount of water in it if the rain is consistent. The area is where the tent meets the tarp material at the front of the bed (near back window). I'm not convinced that this isn't operator error, however I haven't figured out how to set it up differently. The water pools in that area and eventually seeps in. The rest of the tent is fairly water tight. I do feel wetness if I rub the sides. I may treat it again. This is much better than I have encountered on many ground tents. I'm not sleeping in a river of water! I love that I am off the ground, away from most bugs and critters. Suggestions for improvement: Allow the tent to have the option of covering the side windows with flaps on the inside (like the door) that way one may get more ventilation when needed. The rain fly tends to inhibit ventilation. Try an option of the "dark out" type tent colorings. This tent is very bright in the morning. An air mattress made specifically for a truck bed is definitely worth the money. More comfortable and gives you more bed space. I would buy this tent over and over. My son also has it. We are both very pleased.
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Exceeded my expectations
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Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2017 by Garrett Payne
Worked great for me!
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I used this tent on a camping trip with my girlfriend to glacier national park. Before we left we set it up in the driveway once, and after that it was easy to do. We set it up four times on the trip and I think we can do it together in 5-10 minutes now. Our preferred method was to lay it out on top of the truck bed and then put the poles in, contrary to the tip in the instructions. That way you don't need to try lift and maneuver it around with the poles in. The instructions are sewn into the bag and it gives a specific order for insertion of poles. We followed this order and did not have any poles break. A few tips of my own; don't loosen the straps to take the tent down, just stretch the elastic straps. That way they are the correct length for your specific pickup the next time you install it. The easiest part to screw up is the pole which forms an arch over the door. It needs to be assembled exactly as shown in the image for the product listing. The fabric goes inside of the tailgate support cables, and the pole goes to the outside of them. Otherwise it will get all stretched out funny in the front. You will realize if you make the mistake. Be careful when inserting the poles, and don't pull too hard on the shock cords, some people don't realize that all fiberglass tent poles can be easily broken if handled incorrectly and the shock cords will pull right out if you try remove the poles by simply pulling on one end. They must be pushed through to assemble and pushed back out to disassemble. The tent fits over the sides of the bed so the bed rails create somewhat of a shelf on each side that is nice for putting things you want to find at night. I bought a $7 lantern at walmart that was a perfect size for the tent, and the tent comes with a carabiner in the center for hanging just such a thing. I brought along a moving blanket and layed it out on the floor to protect the floor and our knees, it was the perfect size for it. I used my big cooler as a step for getting in and out with an outdoor rug in front of it for shoes. We stayed in two cots which worked out nicely, but they make air matresses for truck beds which would be nice to try. It fit fine in my regular box 2004 dodge ram 1500, and I had a tonneau cover rolled up in thd front while we used it. It fit over the rolled up cover and didn't seem to mind it. A few minor complaints would be that the elastic portion of the straps seems to be way too stretchy, to where it seems they wouldn't do much to hold onto the tent in a heavy wind. I would like to see them more firm feeling to be confident they will hold up and last a long time. Also the door portion assembles with 3 straps which must be dropped down in between the folded down tailgate and the bed, and fished out from on top of the bumper if that makes sense. The straps go all the way around the tailgate, parallel to the length of the vehicle, and getting them through that gap and around the bumper is a serious pain. I would have the girlfriend hold up the tailgate at about a 45 degree angle so I could drop them through and reach in and get them. It was a serious exercise in trust to have my fingers in there with her holding the guillotine up. I am also not entirely sure I am sold on the tent pickup concept yet. I would say that this tent would be absolutely ideal for a music festival or other trip where you would park the vehicle and don't move it for the duration. But if you are on a trip where you need to drive somewhere it means that every time you need to leave you need to take it down and then set it back up at the end of the day. On our trip we moved campgrounds all but one night, so in theory we would have only left it up once, but you also cannot get to camp early in the day, set up, and then go about your day to return to a fully set up campsite. Setting up camp is always the last thing you will do if you drive. Also you do need to remove everything from the bed to set this tent up, which usually I would do anyway as I like to set up camp...but it could be an issue for some. This tent certainly has its uses, and I dont regret buying it at all, but it's certainly worth a hard thought on what you are looking for in a tent.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2017 by Ben
Perfect for 8” bed
I bought this for a brand new F350, so I wasn’t crazy about plastic straps rubbing on the paint of the truck. No worries, in the end. First, the straps are tight and don’t rub. Second, the design is such that the plastic edges aren’t rubbing on the paint anyway (there is material between). We bought this because we were towing a trailer and I couldn’t also tow our travel trailer at the same time. Set this up the first time in the light. You basically spread the tent out on the bed of the truck. Place the straps over the side of the truck. You then assemble the poles and lay them where they’re supposed to go on the tent. I started with the pole going down the middle of the tent (grey pole), then moved to the black poles (going diagonal front to back). Don’t tight straps or clip the poles until all poles are in. Then you’re done. It’s really easy. You’ll want instructions first. After the first time, you won’t need them. We woke up to 89 degree mugginess the first day using this, and while it was hot, the tent didn’t radiate heat. This is big - plenty of room for an adult to almost fully stand in the middle. I do wish there were windows on the sides and the back (so you could connect the window at the back of the truck to the back of the tent), but perhaps that wouldn’t work with the design. There were times during setup where I could tell I was stressing the poles and was afraid I was going to break them. The tent material is high quality. In all, this was more than worth the $150 paid on Amazon.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019 by HolyShoot