WATCH THIS before you SPEND $1000s on a ROOF TOP TENT!

Over the past 3 months we have had the OCAM Aluminium Hardshell Roof Top Tent on our 4x4 , We have spent over 30 night camping and 4WD with it, but are we going to keep it? Today is our review on the Roof Top Tent.
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0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:53 - Weight & Size
0:02:26 - Wind Noise
0:02:45 - Weather Seals
0:03:17 - The Shell
0:04:48 - Mounting
0:05:38 - Gas Struts
0:06:09 - Butterfly Latches
0:06:44 - Setup & Packup
0:07:18 - Inside The Tent
0:09:43 - Canvas
0:10:35 - Water Resistance
0:12:17 - Condensation
0:15:27 - Flooring
0:16:35 - How Much Bedding Can I Fit
0:17:53 - Quality Of Sleep
0:19:40 - Durability
0:20:30 - Price
0:20:59 - Conclusion
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[@sethparkinson1023]

Oh very nice, a no BS, no clickbait video. It's very refreshing to see

[@AussieArvos]

Cheers Seth!

[@Mayhem_4x4]

Could try putting heat shrink on the zips

[@AussieArvos]

Great idea! 🤙

[@MicahBell_1860]

That was my 1st thought too

[@4x4touring47]

Beat me to it 😜 iv done it with my awning zippers - so easy and works a treat

[@ratedxxxable]

That was my first thought also.

[@brianrenden4242]

I used electrical tape stops 🙌

[@Paul-fi2kf]

Finally a 4wd channel that has a honest review it is these reviews that help produce a better product Love the work keep up the honest reviews

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Paul, 100% mate, definitely worth pointing out the flaws and inturn getting them solved, can only make the product better !, we will! Thanks so much for the support! Cheers !

[@Wolf4wdadventures.576]

One of the best reviews on a rooftop tent on You Tube. Very well researched and clearly explained. Not a big fan of rooftops... But this looks like a great design. Well done 👍

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks mate!!

[@grimreaper6112]

turd

[@Catholic_warrior_of_Christ]

Exactly my thoughts heat shrink and your done! Temporary fix that night would have been black electrical tape

[@Gus_Diaz_83]

FINALLY! A rooftop tent video that answered literally EVERY practical usage question I ever had about them! Other videos show you how to open them, shut them and the price, but they don't talk about rain, they don't talk about the mattress and supporting slats, and don't even mention the solar panel on the outside! Just general specifics of why they are/aren't good for long-term usage. I'm new to 4WDing, I've only owned manual sedans within cities all my driving life. Now that I finally have my first ever 4WD - a 2010 Toyota Hilux SR TD with a massive tray/canopy - I was thinking of taking my girlfriend for a drive around Australia. The unused roof-racks above the canopy on this Hilux makes me want to stick a tent up there, but the only videos I ever saw about them only showed the general usage without mentioning any of the finer details - Honest Pros and Cons. I'm not very experienced in 4WDing and have a somewhat limited experience with camping, now that I'm 40 I'm looking to change that. There's so much of this country I want to see! Just get out there and experience it! THANK YOU!!! I have liked this video and have subscribed to your channel!

[@AussieArvos]

No worries mate! Thanks for the comment! it really means alot! i'm glad it helped! Cheers :)

[@thedevilstears1]

9:30 for the sippers, why not chuck some heatshrink over them? I think that would solve the issue and you can change the colour if you want them to be more visiable

[@AussieArvos]

Love the idea! Thanks mate!

[@stacykenyon5863]

+1 orange heat shrink

[@DanielB-py1yi]

Came here to comment the same thing, heat shrink works great and can be any colour you like.

[@briszx9r594]

@@DanielB-py1yi Same! LOL

[@magicalvortex]

@@briszx9r594 Hahahaha, pays to read the comments first.

[@scruiser80]

Pat, a very honest and thorough review. If I were in the market for a RTT that would be exactly the video I'd be looking for, a perfect review. Top effort mate!

[@poddmo]

One of the best benefits I found to having luggage on the roof, besides the space saving inside the car, was the shade provided to the roof. The air con works better and the car doesn't heat up anywhere near as much when parked.

[@ianweal3081]

Hi, from your initial installation video of this RTT I commented how you young couple would love it, and no surprise to me, you do. Being up off the ground is an awesome place to sleep, so cosy for some inexplicable reason. We are both in our 60's ourselves, hence was always concerned about the ladder access that put us off RTT for years, foolish old farts were we, now we have one and wished we'd had it years prior. We went for the Bundutop which is top end of the market $$ wise but so worth it in our view, so roomy but cosy also. Addressing common concerns of RTT's 1. Ladder Access. For ourselves, (past our prime) this was our number 1 reason not to go RTT years prior, fools we were. I addressed/resolved this by simply creating a extension hand railing the height if our tent, this allows us to climb the ladder and then pivot onto the mattress whilst retaining a firm grip, it's a reinsurance thing. The extention rail mounts onto a bracket on the roof rack and simply slides off and stores on-top of mattress when closed up. This extension bar also aids me in pushing any exposed canvas away from ground hieght prior to latching top down, so it's a dual purpose devise, winner. 2. Shoe storage. We have our shovel and axe mounted on the access side of the RTT. Once up on bed base, simply slide UGG boots, sandals, thongs joggers whatever off and wedge between shovel or axe handle and roof rack (whilst gripping afore mentioned handrail), they go no where and easily accessed for night time bathroom breaks. 3. Condensation. Bundutop provide a carpet base and 100mm mattress so condensation hasn't been an issue. Carpet layer the answer as we have utilised alternative mattresses without issue of condensation from any of them. 4. Zipper jingle. Has been answered already, heatshrink. 5. Warmth. We have addressed this 2 ways. A). 12v electric blanket. Only utilised to take chill off bed initially on very cool nights, no long battery drain. B). Diesel Heater. Neither of us is tall and the Bundutop shell is quite long, so we utilised 150mm of the space available, boxed it off and permanently installed a diesel unit, (hence afore mentioned mattress variations/combinations). We are never cold now, the night wind on K'gari was extremely chilly but we were cosy, that word just keeps coming up whenever we discuss our RTT, cosy. Summing up, Bundutop is one of the deepest in market, so height was a real concern but a winner as all bedding including pillows store within shell. Like you Pat, I don't notice the height weight etc. it's just part of the Patrol now. As I compose this we have just exited K'gari where we utilised our RTT for 5 night's, very cosy place with exceptional views to sunrise over ocean each morn, just love it, hence always knew you young couple would love yours. As Pat Callinan says, keep the shiny side up, in our case, keep the RTT up. Love your work mate, keep it up ❤️

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks so much for your comment Ian ! really good to hear about the Bundutop too! Thanks so much! sounds like you had a blast on K'gari! All the best! - Patrick

[@mykelphotography]

A fantastic review Pat, so thought out and valuable mate, hope they give this one to you, very well deserved mate and would be very happy to see them do it for all your efforts and your unbiased and honest review.

[@harryrobertson488]

Hey mate, if the tent has issues opening due to the suction, try leaving the window near the ladder slightly undone. Keep the flyscreen done up, but the canvas 1/4 of the way open. Worked wonders on my motop. Havent had any issue with water either when doing this. Heatshrink on the zips or anything that rattles or squeaks fixes any noises in the night too. 👍 Keep the vids coming mate!

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Harry! Great tips mate! And awesome to hear! Thanks for the comment :)

[@rjsplace3971]

Great review and feedback accepted by Ocam too. Maybe another suggestion is to replace your pillows, assuming only two, with four thinner ones that can fit in there when closed. Double them up when in use. Keep up your great reviews. Cheers.

[@qqclean]

Best tip I can give you for cold camping / condensation. Cat litter. Get a freezer bag/zip lock bag and if you put 1-2 handfuls of crystal cat litter in, it will absorb the condensation. Crystal litter also doesn't smell and you can get scented ones if that is a worry; the lavander one from Woolies isn't too bad. This also works for stopping condensation build up on your windscreen overnight, making those pack ups in the morning nice a quick (recommend 3 bags across the dash) Great review, you've sold me on upgrading from the old kings swag to a rtt.

[@iitzValente]

Dude honestly such a thorough review, well done! Very informative and helps me heaps making a decision on a RTT. You guys are awesome.

[@stco2426]

Great and seemingly very honest review. I really liked the fact you addressed the good and bad from earlier vids, which is comprehensive and detailed. Well done!

[@bluntobject4084]

OCAM gear seems to be the budget end of the market but actually thought out and tested! Brilliant that they took your feedback and updated it

[@VideoShowMeHow]

Really great explanation of the condensation issues mate 👍👍 Nice work with the mat hack too! I use a little Ryobi 18v fan just on low on one of the windows that's just cracked, seems to help sucking all the moisture out

[@matthalpin1981]

Excellent video. Very thorough and I love the chapters so I can jump to different bits of info.

[@wilkesd2601]

Amazing review mate! Really thorough, honest and each detail gone through in a way that can help any manufacturer for us campers. Not to mention these epic comments for tips like the heat shrink on the zippers! Currently on the market for a RTT myself for the good ol SWB GQ! Much appreciated, watched all your vids cheers!

[@ericshaffer7088]

I enjoyed your thorough and thoughtful videos on this roof top tent. Fantastic job!!

[@MrDVader]

Bloody hell, this is the best, most thorough and to the point review of anything I've seen. Well done mate, top effort 👌

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Tyler! Too kind!

[@grahamcrowle7664]

That was a really awesome review, very informative and you covered everything. Thank you!

[@barbarahotham8533]

If you look at zipping 2 sleeping bags together (tropical ones for up north and mountain ones for Vic highlands) and use cotton sheet bags to fit inside the sleeping bags that saves a lot of bulk and easier to manage inside the rooftopper. I agree being inside a rooftopper in the far north croc country is much more reassuringly at night especially when you have spotted them in a river during the day ☺ On the move or camping for a couple of days at a time rooftoppers are an excellent solution, go for it. GH - an oldie from ACT

[@MKMTA]

Thanks for the walkthrough & your honest experience with this rooftop tent. As you mentioned, there is a lot of stuff not discussed with rooftop tents. Hopefully this clears up some of the Pros & Cons of owning one 🤠

[@henrylees2932]

Hey mate. Just wondering how you changed your ladder mount the the other side? I can't seem to get the bolts out of the rails

[@surfinwaves4769]

Great review! Detailed, informative thanks👍👏

[@user-px8ux6mq1k]

Sensational review, sooo much great info. Thanks Team :)

[@benjaminkoops4643]

You’re a legend, perfect review. Straight forward no bullshit. Will be getting one of these for my parado 👏🏼

[@jcautec]

fix the jingle zip pulls by putting some heat strink over them and shrinking it down with heat. Fixed the issue for ours!

[@jonnewton5929]

Sweet as Patrick. Real time reviews with real info. Love ya work mate. Love ya channel. Cheers 🍻

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Jon! Much appreciated!

[@patrickstaples7314]

Great review. My only thing is getting into the tent whilst it is raining, would be good if the sides had a roof over the opening like on the rear of the tent.

[@Malc664]

Like Kings, which has the roof on all sides. 75mm mattress already to go.

[@paulmcgougan]

What an awesome and comprehensive review. Thanks.

[@Atlantiiiic]

Oh my goodness the Kmart tiling is genius! Love the video, thank you for the thorough info and review 😊

[@samueldyke7641]

If you want to stop the zips from making noise I reckon that heat shrink would probably solve the issue. It wont come off and is relatively cheap for the amount you will need.

[@glenncopeland-up4rc]

What a bloody good video. Very informative thanks mate

[@davidr7236]

Great review mate, super thorough and came across genuine. The main challenge with them for us is just being a bit older and less agile on the ladder :) this seems like a real competitor to the drifta in the light weight segment. Good idea on the custom brackets.

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks David! The ladder can definitely a challenge, probably the biggest thing to get used to in a RTT. The weight was really important to me and I think both the ocam and drifta tents are the best on the market for that, Thanks for the comment!

[@ianweal3081]

Hi David, ladder was a decisive issue for us also, put us off RTT for years. Once I eventually bit the bullet and went for it we choose the Bundutop. To help alleviate/resolve the ladder concerns I devised an extension handrail that allows us to clamber up the ladder with reassurance, then pivot onto the mattress whilst retaining a firm grip. Again, when descending we have something to clasp onto to pivot onto the ladder from the mattress, a real winner for night time bathroom breaks when the ground appears so far down, haha 😆. The extention handrail slides into a bracket mounted on the roof rack and simply lifts off to store atop of the mattress when packing up. Hope this provides assistance.

[@colinrose3852]

@@ianweal3081 Hi Ian i too looking at a Bundutop what is it in wind say 20-30 km does it flap much and the noise

[@ianweal3081]

@@colinrose3852 gosh, you have no idea how timely this query is! We can give a precise answer now. We are currently touring in the centre. On a stay at Wilpena Pound the wind and rain were extreme. Could here our daughters drifta roof top flapping all night, Bundutop hardly apparent. Then at Coward Springs just shy of Uluru we encountered the remnants of cyclone Ilsa. It blew a gale and bucketed down. Can precisely state, the awning doesn't flap radically on ours, yes you'll hear it but it is not a nuisance noise like other roof tops flapping radically. All I can say, if you can afford a Bundutop go for it, we love ours.

[@etuts_101]

This is the best review, direct to the point!

[@chrispepper8811]

Good very professional review ! Looks like a great product Thanks !

[@jackrippper3389]

Great info esp from Aussie. Much love from NZ.

[@samdesantis6803]

Another solution for the zips, you can replace the metal tag with a paracord loop. Can be big enough to hook your finger into aswell

[@Jus600RR]

Great review Pat, you’ve made buying an RTT a lot easier. To make your mattress more comfortable, spend $60 at KMart on a bamboo mattress topper. We’ve got one in our swag and it’s the best thing we’ve invested in without making it too thick to roll up so it should work fine in your RTT.

[@shaunhughes8206]

What swag do you have and do you leave your bedding in when you roll it up

[@Jus600RR]

@@shaunhughes8206 Just a Kings Big Daddy Deluxe thingy but well seasoned and with a better mattress cover. With the mattress topper, doona, sheets and spare sheets it fits into the big Kings swag bag. It’s big but we decided that comforted is something we’re not willing to compromise.

[@shaunhughes8206]

Yeah I have the same swag maybe worth getting a queen mattress topper for it still running the standard mattress

[@Jus600RR]

@@shaunhughes8206 a topper makes it so much better without feeling like a marshmallow.

[@SounDogDj]

Iv been waiting for this video review, Its great to see OCAM taking the feedback and implementing the changes. Iv been contemplating upgrading from my swag into a roof top but just couldn't justify the prices on some of them. This one is just inside the budget and has some features i really like for example the mounting system for the awning and solar panels etc.

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Shane! Having the ability to mount the gear you want where you want is awesome. Agreed, price as good as it is, roof top tents are expensive, so I'd only invest in one if your going to use it alot !

[@HammerRocks]

I have a very similar looking RTT (Darche Ridgeback). To avoid air suction and/or air resistance when opening/closing, simply leave the canvas of the side doors/windows slightly unzipped (I also leave the centre door fully unzipped). To avoid zipper pulls giggling, simply cover them with heat shrink tubing. And as for a boot bag, my Darche came with a pair of boot bag to mount on a sail track but no where to hang them on the RTT. So I went to Bunnings and got a strip of sail track. I cut a pair to size to match the width of the boot bags and drilled a pair of M8 size holes on each. I then bolted the sail track to the aluminium extrusion on the side of the RTT. Then when at camp, I simply slide each boot bag on the sail track, and just as quickly remove them at pack up. I know you can buy RTT boot bags from various places, some using hooks. Which you can easily fit ring pulls on the aluminium extrusion to hang them.

[@laki8833]

Great content mate, very helpful video

[@mitchellnunan8228]

After your first video on this tent I pre ordered the side opening model and so far have been very happy with it. For shoe bags have a look at the 23 zero shoe bags and get some black sail track from Bunnings. Works wonders. My only issue I had with my tent is the spreader bar ends had a bow end with a p clamp arround the bar and it didn’t like turning and ended up snapping. I replaced these ends with c clip ends and really they should come factory like this. I’ve also added a condensation mat out of my old soft shell roof top tent and a egg shell mattress topper and I can close my tent with double sleeping bag in it using the same method of sitting on the latches. I mounted my tent with crossbars I made myself using the gutter mounts off my kings rack. Thanks heaps for bringing my attention to the ocam tents when you did I’ve been really happy with it

[@dirkbaltzly7287]

Another vote for the 23zero shoe bags. Works perfectly with the sail track. A cheap and effective solution.

[@RockyMountainTrails]

best ,honest review i have seen, well done.

[@neoklsmith2905]

Heat shrink works really well This review has been greatly keep up the great work

[@dundeedog3817]

Just started looking into RRTs. This was a great video and extremely helpful. Thanks.

[@brettbaddock9247]

Outstanding review. Well done.

[@Generalpickaname]

Excellent review mate, every vid you put out I’m always excited to watch. Keep it real. Peace ✌️

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Aaron! Means alot mate!

[@OTJbuildingblog]

Bloody ripper review mate, love the condensation solution.your a legend and ill buying one now :)

[@maiabrittany]

Great review. Happy camping.

[@robertwatt437]

Sold, I'm looking forward to trying my new purchase....thx for the review

[@lyleneumann2245]

Quick fix on zips is use heat shrink. Very good and honest review.

[@johnswinkels4383]

Excellent review it was honest and well researched, I felt you covered all the bases. I really appreciated your coverage of condensation and solution, as an electrician working in coolroom environments I am well aware of the pitfalls of heat meeting cold, especially with electricity.I do have a question my vehicle will come with a rear-mounted ladder does this tent have rear access or can I have it added. Due to my age I feel that stepping onto the rear tyre first and then onto the fixed ladder would be so much easier than coming down backwards. Might be all right for you young guys as I just turned 70.

[@terryvaughn677]

Good professional review....well done ... enjoyed it.!!!!!

[@stephend2662]

Thanks for the review. Over two clam shell tents I have spent an estimated 500 nights camping out prospecting mainly in remote WA but also in Victoria and FNQ. RTTs are fantastic for travelling and the clam-shell shape is essential. I'm 65 years old, usually just me in the tent. So the old night-time pee no drama. Just use a laundry detergent bottle. the RTT is tall enough to knell to do the business! Ladies going to have to climb down though. I had a couple of questions about this tent, can you access it via the back hatch? might solve the weather entry some people have mentioned. That is a fair point people make. Possibly could rig something off the side wall mounting system to provide some shelter for getting in and out. My current RTT is the Moremi Extra lite which has a spec weight of 42 Kg. It is not as nice as this Oscam and I had to repair some leaks from a cracking shell where the top roof rack mounts fitted. I've put in about 400 nights in that one. I've getting a small off road van soon but I will still keep the RTT on my ute to use when I cannot get the van into places. Good on your channel. You do a good job.

[@nowheretoofar]

Very thorough, thanks!

[@aliciajeffries8148]

Awesome review! Thanks!

[@djnmv]

Great informative video once again 👍🏼

[@eliyilmaz6983]

Great reviewing Patrick There is always a pro and a con to anything Love the episode

[@AussieArvos]

That's it Eli! Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@sparky001]

Saw other video building a whole ute tray + roof tent, video helped me add to list of considerations for when I build mine :) Quite a few things I didn't think about like rubber zippers and LED

[@iamwinniewinston]

awesome man. addressed all my queries and im sold.

[@glenb4783]

Bit of theory on the doona/blanket setup. Doonas rely on air gap for thermal insulation. If you put blankets on top it squashes the air gap. Try putting doona on top. Love to know if it helps.

[@mrwesthamben77]

Great, detailed review mate

[@DanielLane]

Top review mate!

[@DanielSnare]

Very comprehensive review. We’ll done!

[@hasanhaider4494]

Man, what a review!! well done

[@lawrencebigg2181]

I wish that this had been on the market when I bought mine. Ended up with the Drifta Wildland tent which is a little more expensive. My biggest issue with it is its got a zip in the canvas roof, which when you get a dewy cold night means there is a way for water to get into the tent. It basically means you have to wipe down the water proof outer layer (that they presumably had to add to protect the zip ironically), both on the underside and the outside before you put it away to stop your bedding getting wet. This looks like it would have been a much better option!

[@mitchlr90]

Fantastic review mate, thank you!

[@AussieArvos]

No worries! Cheers :)

[@tonyh9029]

Great review! Send these guys some more products!!

[@garethmcgregor1621]

Great review, thanks for your efforts.

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Gareth! Much appreciated!

[@Gee-Wizz]

Very throw honest review, well done.

[@leonkane8240]

Great video Patrick. I can see the thought & effort you put into your videos. You have warmed me more to the idea of getting a roof top tent. Often when I go away I take a sea kayak, I vaguely recall that with some of these hard shells it is possible to mount a kayak carrier on the top lid. I don't recall if the Ocam can do this (You may of touched on this in previous videos), it is something I will look into. I have a custom made articulated carrier (there are lighter commercial ones on the market), which adds weight & complication to making a roof top tent work. @ 5.6m my Kayak is rather long so that might add extra challenge to making it working with a RTT. I think if I did have a lady then I probably would see it as more of a priority. I don't think I would want to go on wheeling adventures with a woman where this kind of kit was a deal breaker though, I would question their motivation. Perhaps a coffin style one for the stubbornly single man! :0) Ocam I hope you are reading the comments? I dare say I may get one @ some stage, $2700 for what it is seems really great value but my budget swag has been surprisingly good thus far & there are other things next on my list to spend on. I had thought I could fashion a piece of form ply with additional water proofing (or even the added expense of plastic sheet) to mount the swag to, on the roof. I would not be surprised if someone has already done this. It might make a good Aussie arvo video for those that are not quite ready for the investment of an RTT, a budget interim alternative while saving up for one.

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks mate! Not too sure, but I thought it would be possible!! Cheers :)

[@shaneskurrie1895]

Thanks for the review. 👍🏻 Packing up when it’s been raining and walls are wet. Does your bedding inside get wet. Ie multi day trip. Pack up in the morning with a wet tent and drive to the next camp site and set up. Bedding Totally Dry/Damp/Wet? Cheers

[@FlattardiansSuck]

Ocam are good...imported but good...if you get me. Design is great, quality seems good... I was missing some bolts in my fitting kit, but they immediately sent them to me. Kings wanted 650 for a steel rack of far lower quality, and I got my Ocam for 700 in aluminium, top stuff. Highly recommended. As always, shop quality vs costs. Happy travels

[@mickrigby660]

Great no nonsense review. I wrap a bit of electrical tape around the zip pulls and silicone spray rusting bits and zips for easier opening.

[@rmonsipapa]

great review!

[@kevinwaters-marsh217]

Great video... I bought an OCAM batwing awning off one of your previous videos and I'll probably by an OCAM RTT now

[@aussienscale]

Great review, my son has brought the side opening, no power, only a battery operated LED

[@jeffreystorer4966]

Good on you thanks well done.

[@jordanstanton3337]

For the zippers. The easy fix i do is move the zippers apart and then put one inbetween the track and close the zipper down onto the one in between the track (Hard to explain) hope you understand. I do it to my awning to save the zips jingling in the wind while driving.

[@andrewheadland9341]

Love you true blooded review 👍👍

[@offgrid4x481]

Put heat shrink on the zips mate, 2 layers works wonders👍

[@georgewilks6816]

With the little awning at the front is there room to put alittle rectangle window closer to the top so if it's raining you can open it up which would help with the condensation just a thought. I've been looking lately as I'm in the market for one when I get my troopy this so far looks good for weight etc.

[@jefftaswelder9154]

well this was one of the best review on a rtt i have ever seen 🤔😁 darn good edit and well explained 😊👍keep up the fantastic work mate and keep well and enjoy life mate 😉🍺🍺

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Jeff, that really means alot :) I really appreciate the support! Cheers 😊

[@mitchellblais3408]

Good honest review mate 🤙

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Mitchell!

[@fabienpics]

Very great review 👍👍👍👍👍

[@nicolelauren0905]

Hey Patty, Love the video it makes me want to get a roof top tent even more now, thanks for the awesome review! You lightbar on your bullbar looks awesome, but just so you are aware my friends have gotten pulled up by the cops about it and I wouldnt want that happening to you :) not trying to say it is bad or anything but I wanna make sure that my fav youtubers dont get pulled up for such a small thing!

[@Simonthegrate]

Must get one These sick of Finding Ferrils in my tent at the doof

[@garybrennan4268]

Cracking job. Heat shrink the zip tabs👍

[@sydneyraj]

In depth review. Well done. I have got Drifta to install Wildland 1.2 RTT on my Tracklander platform roof rack which is similar set up to yours. I am not happy with the clamps. Also the grill opening doesn't match the clamp mounting hole. Any idea where I can get fabricated like you did? Thanks in anticipation.

[@Ryantheawesome7]

Excellent review mate. I've been trying to find a replacement RTT as my previous Kings G/Tourer MKII had severe water issues. This one looks like it's a few steps up especially given your improvements AND as you said it's in the same ball park price wise which is impossible to find. I think this is a big winner, cheers Patrick!

[@AussieArvos]

Thanks Ryan! Glad the video could help!! Cheers :)

[@bonezed]

nice, looks aq lot better than my old RTT

[@aaronm8694]

I use the gym flooring for all my tents. Im old, my feet hurt! Id go for some roofing thinsulate for the top. Its a very thin air cell sheet thats cheap and flexible and usually found attached to the underside of a tin rroof

[@peterrupe4005]

I think it needs side awnings this would help when it is raining and you could have your side doors open a little to help with the condition. But part from that we love this rooftop tent we have been looking for one for some time but spending that much money we need to get it right and we think you have shown that to us. thank you

[@einfelder8262]

I'd like to see the top fold over the bottom to keep water out when the seals get older and start to perish a bit. Would only require a thin strip of aluminium bar. For anyone heavier than your featherweight stature, the open slats and a 40mm mattress would be very bad :) Having to put the pillows into the car sucks too. Can't put anything else on the roof rack, such as fuel or a spare tyre. All in all, Ocam gear is well thought out and well made, and they are a good crowd to deal with.

[@volvogt21]

I loved my roof top tent but man oh man some of the worst nights of my life ever were spent in windy conditions. People forget the tent is up high and usually clear of most bushy windbreaks.

[@demetrio2803]

What a great video!!!!

[@liamfisher4191]

Thankyou

[@ShaunGud]

Quick fix for the zips heat shrink! Another option for cold night camp try the Kmart 12volt electric blanket. I’m going to give it a try…

[@MicahBell_1860]

Yes I was thinking that too. I have one in my truck, & when I am sleeping in Victoria or Central NSW I can still sleep in my birthday suit, with just one comforter/quilt! Let you keep your pillows in the tent

[@jamespark3370]

I rate the kmart 12v blankets