Eezi-awn Ttop Xklusiv 1.6 | Roof Top Tent Review ⛺️

So here it is! Our first proper video. Long-term review of Our Roof Top Tent the Eezi-awn T-top Xklusive. We have had years of family adventures in this tent and it has been fantastic. This is my first time in front of a camera so go Eezi 🤪
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[@baenschman6756]

Nice Video

[@RogerCampillo]

Excellent review!! I’m looking for a rtt also for me, wife and kid, and this one is probably my favorite one. I’m also interested on the Autohome Overzone and the Howling moon. My concerns with this tent is how it behaves in windy conditions. Do you recomend the 1.6 or 1.8 for 3 people? Think that I’m in Spain so the summer is long and hot and will be nice to have space between bodies to be as fresh as possible. Last question, how do you manage to con connect the 270 awning with the annex installed? I mean connection of the tension strap through the wall. I would really appreciate your feedback. Thanks!!

[@scalextric-hobby]

1.6 is more than enough for 3. We were 2 adults and 2 kids, then along came another child, and it got a little cramped, but worked until he was about 3. Wind, no problem. We have been in a fair few storms, the worst one being in the mountains in northern Sweden, very very windy to the point where we thought we would have to pack up but the tent held up very well. As long as you strap it down there will be no issues. Super impressed.

[@RogerCampillo]

Ok. Thanks! In wind do you close the windows? My concern is not if it will withstand but how much flapping and noise it does. What about the plywood base? Plywood should be the bes isolation solution, but how does it feels? Noise? Bending? The diesel heater, do you put into the annex room and leave the door open to warm up the tent? Thanks a lot!

[@RogerCampillo]

@@scalextric-hobbynice and what about to setup the awning with the annex walls installed? How do you do that?

[@scalextric-hobby]

Obviously there is a bit of noise when it's super windy but you get used to it, my wife wore ear plugs. Setup is and pack down is pretty easy after a few times, 7mins up and about 10mins down. Annex is easy to setup too, and packing it down is easy, we just folded the walls up and put them on the tent just before the final transport cover. All our sleeping bags and bedding stayed in the tent. Diesel heater we brought in through the annex, it warmed everything up good. Kept the windows open during wind, it wasn't a problem. Awning tensioner just went through the annex with no problem.

[@scalextric-hobby]

Plywood base was ok, but we added a condensation mat between the plywood and main mattress, no condensation at all under the mattress

[@sjb7339]

Been using a Bella Safari for a few years great build quality tent purchased from APB now waiting for a Globe Tracker trailer tent to come from Eezi Awn SA James and the staff at APB super bloody helpful whatever you buy next you know it will last could you not get the side panels for your awning to create extra space for sleeping