KingCamp Boundless X5 B Series UV Protection SUV Tent

We loved using this tent on our "glamping" trip this summer. Loved the extra space (set up my kitchen in the "front" room and were able to fit a king size blow up mattress in the main room). Got rained on several times, and it stayed dry inside. Condensation built up on the inside of the fly, as it should, and everything from the tent inwards stayed perfectly dry. It took some practice runs to learn how best to tie the lines for the heavy winds we experienced, but the tent held up. However, it did arrive with some quality issues. Seemed a piece of the tent fabric had been cut through with a box knife prior to being put in the storage bag and boxed for shipping. We also had a pole split the first night. Will be reaching out to customer service to see what they're willing to do about it. The instructions are basically worthless... they are missing steps and details which could have saved us some real headaches. But by the 3rd stop, we had learned the tricks and developed a system for setup. Unfortunately, it did not fit perfectly with our Kia Carnival mini van (our van is too big) but we made it work. Removed the car attachement and used it as a stand alone tent for most of the trip.

The floor mat is outstanding in every aspect. Its high-quality, durable material withstands rugged outdoor use, providing a sturdy base whether camping on rocky terrain or sandy beaches. The mat offers excellent comfort and insulation, keeping the interior warm and cozy, especially during chilly nights. Its waterproof nature makes cleanup easy, effectively keeping moisture out even in rainy conditions.

This tent is serious! Its probably the biggest tent i've ever used. Setup is pretty easy but can be a bit time consuming the first time. The instructions were pretty straight forward though. I love that we can put an air mattress in our cargo area for a separate sleeping space and it's still a part of the tent. Looking forward to many adventures going forward

This is a great addition to the gear I keep in the back of my explorer. Mainly for camping trips, but also there in case of emergencies. This is a great little shelter, and it attaches right to the back of your SUV. You can extend your personal space quite a bit, and keep everything pretty secure.

It is very easy to set up, and attached to the vehicle, very little assembly required. It is also really easy to disassemble, and repack away. It does not take up that much space while being stored, but it does take some. It is also not the most lightweight tent, it is meant to be left in the vehicle.

It is made out of very high-quality materials, and does not seem to have any leaks. It is recommended to use a can of "camp dry" about once a year anyways to keep it waterproof. this tenant should be around for many seasons to come, with proper maintenance, and storage.

Overall, this is a great option for vehicle camping. It is very easy to store, set up, attached, and use. Highly recommended.

We are very pleased with this tent. It is not too hard to set up and is quite spacious. It can open up enough to let a decent breeze through so you don't overheat in the bright sun, but also can hold in the body heat for warmth once closed up tight if camping on a cooler night.
My hubby plans on using it mostly for doing "Parks on the Air" activations and Field Day activities with his Ham Radio setup in there and an air mattress in the Jeep bed for sleeping (IF he sleeps!)
The one quibble we have is the WEIGHT. At around 42 pounds, it is a HEFTY tent. Mostly due to the heavier fabric (more of a canvas than the rip-stop most tents are made of these days) and VERY sturdy metal poles.
Of course, since this would be for "car camping" and it attaches TO the vehicle, at least you don't need to carry it far from the vehicle to begin!