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Wow, great video. Thanks. Oh, I would expel random noises as well, more like screams!

So the stakes were missing... I guess.... It was a misstake.

why not just ask coleman to make a better version?

It won't keep anyone dry.

Just a backup for quick camping with the grandkids. Our main tent is a mountainsmith for our motorcycle trips. We have a huge Coleman for family outings.

Thank You. This was just what i was looking for! About to order it, and since I'm a first timer camping, i would like it to be as easy an experience as possible.

That old looking map at the 3:00 minute mark is my whole backyard

Team ur swag with a tarp and the summer camping is awesome.... no rain and heaps of breeze

Thanks for the honest for the Review

I always thought why would someone want rooftop tents, I don’t use a tent because I don’t have time to pack it. When I get up at 4 am go to a beautiful lake and don’t have time to come back to campground to pack up my tent I just sleep in my truck,

I had it for 5 years 😂 .It takes few minutes to take down, if you leave it it can be stolen. You don't have to level it. I've no idea why people go camping in poor weather. It's noisy in the wind, what tent isn't. Noisy Mice😂 don't get into ground tents. Gas ⛽ milage, your in America pickup with gas a fraction of European prices. Good point about the roof weight capacity but loaded weight needs to be considered. So 👍 good post in all but less chance of a Rattlesnake or Grisly popping in for a visit 😂.

Have a look at the Darche Dusk to Dawn 1100 size works for me.

The bigger a cooler the longer it will hold ice (all else being equal)… There isn’t much out there that size that will do 3-4 days at that capacity.

sorry to disagree but swags were good in the old days before modern tec but not so much anymore , i spent yrs travelling around australia working and found the best swag was just a flat non tent one which used normally just over night in good weather or put over the top of old beds in the quarters supplied but for normal use modern tec wins out .. ie a 2/3 man dome tent and sleeping bag with a sleeping mat for the wouses ... tent swags like yours are good for dew and light rain but not to be stuck in for days due to wet weather .. bit hard to cook in , let alone sit up now and then , also the tent style swag take longer to dry the night air / dew off when your packing up unlike the flatter swag or nylon tent ... plus swags of any sort take up a lot of room not to mention weight in comparison to a nylon tent and modern sleeping bags BUT they do have a certain cool value .. in oz if u have a 4x4 ute with a couple of swags in the back people think your real bushies .. prev comment about leaving your shoes out is very true .. if you do you drive a couple of sticks in the ground and put your boots on top of them

I'm an Aussie. I have a double swag for camping with my missus and a single with a swag platform. Best sleep ever. The double swag is heaps big enough for two adults.

I spent 2 weeks in Utah last October, a week of that was in Capitol Reef for a photography workshop. I really love the area and can’t wait to go back. Thanks for the great video.

Great for a weekend warrior. I prefer something more robust though. Jmo

I love the maps! Very cool way to do it. That's neat.

That’s it I’m getting one ☝🏽😂

I dropped the hitchhiker off at the ghost rocks rest area or maybe I should say Backpacker because he said maybe you think I'm crazy but this is where I want out and then headed straight out toward Castle Dale which you can see from the ghost rocks rest area or just slightly west of it

Love this video, thanks for being honest, not getting a roof top tent now. How do you feel about the clam shell roof top tents?

can do without some of that music.

Stuff -> S We --> W All ---> A Get --> G And now you know.

Maybe buy a tent not made in china.

This is a very cool drive. Yet another of those "close-in to where all the people are but far away from where all the people go" trips one can take in the area. I just spent a week there this May (my first trip to the area since 1966!) and was blown away by the incredible scenery. I was also amazed by the fact that just about every main road has little roads heading off into the wilderness that provide fantastic views and lead to places that are far less crowded than the general tourist sights. I'm going to have to schedule many trips to even begin to comprehend the beauty of it all. And can I just add that I love the "Guy with big belly leaning on the rocks" comment about that one formation. 😃 It's a perfect description. It reminds me of the "Old man dragging a heavy sack" that I saw in Valley of the Gods or the "Fossilized Star Destroyer" that I saw near the Hite Overlook on State Route 95. The things we see are in our minds, of course, and the dramatic structures all over southern Utah open windows to our imaginations. I just loved that about my trip. Thank you once again for your detailed reviews. They are helping me plan my return this year likely in late October or early November, to catch a different weather perspective on the place.

There not designed to get dressed in them. You wear the clothes you’re going to wear the next day that’s what you’re gonna sleep in

This was a nice find today, thanks for putting this video together. Excited to see more work from you!

Fantastic review--very thoughtful and thorough, and covers the bases from potential users to construction. I have ultralight backpacking tents but wanted a larger car-camping oriented tent for use in the southwest, and you gave me exactly the info I needed on this one.

Great video! I drove out here last year by myself in a rental jeep, got all the way to the last clearing and “chickened” out going down the last short path along the cliff to chicken corners cause I realized I had already burned thru almost my entire half case of water, and started feeling uneasy overheated and uneasy about being so far back myself. Still kicking myself for not finishing that last little bit 🤦🏻‍♂️. Amazing views tho!

Great video. You said it in the beginning, your gut feeling told you the Roof Top Tent was a bad idea. Long time backpacker, car camper here, I had the same gut feeling. Neighbor across the street has one on top of their Jeep. It sits on top all year, winter snow, summer rain, outdoors on the roof, and I wonder what it smells like. Happy trails!

Its always the people buying the china knock off tents who end up not liking them

So good to see new content from you.

So nice to see you again! Hope all is well with you. Really enjoyed this. We have been to Capitol Reef NP at least a half dozen times. Easily one of our most favorite places in Utah. We've done the "big stuff"and some off track exploring too. Your video highlights that the "little stuff"can be just as rewarding to seek out. Half the fun is finding it! Thank so much for this!

so nice & feel really peace , thanks for your video!

Great video and love your images too.

I love Capitol Reef. Camped there September 1994, picked apples in the orchard, visited the little School house with the stove in the middle of the one room, fascinating. I also hiked to, and climbed to the top of the tallest of the Navaho Knobs at the end of the trail. No-one else around all day. A hummingbird settled in front of my camera whilst taking a shot. Took me completely by surprise, missed the golden shot. Happy days.

Your videos are always enjoyable, including this one. Would love to see videos from you more frequently, but life gets in the way, right?

Glad to see new content from you. Enjoy your videos.

amazing well done ty

Horrible LOUD Music, turn it down. Seems to completely disjoint and with no plan or purpose. And we are fans of the area, been to the temples three times.

Awesome! I love your approach, look for the little things. I try to do the same when I'm out photographing with film. If you haven't already, try an orange or red filter with B/W film. Makes blue sky look dark and really dramatic.

Well done. Just got back from there and had a blast. Thanks for sharing.

My happy place.

What about hard shell tent?

Thank you talking me off that ledge

I want a tent I can stand up in.

Stay wild, stay free happy 🏕 👣

I know the Aussies love their swags but 30 years of overlanding I just don't get it. The packed size of most swags gets to 45x17 or bigger. If I'm gonna take up precious space in my rig with something that big I dang well better be able to stand up in it. stow most of my gear in it etc. I think part of it may be that AUS get's very little rain. I think the average nationally is less than 15 inches or something like that. Versus here where we can get 15 inches in a week in some places in the PNW and NE and so we like to be able to hole up in a more sizable tent where we can stand up, keep gear nearby and put in a chair and small table to play some cards or whatever if necessary.

canvas cutter makes something close to a swag.

I've never seen these before and I could definitely see this being great for the dry western areas of the US but I'm not sure how good they would be in the swamp a$$ South lol