ROADIE- The OVERNIGHTER SUV Window Tent with Bug Screen and Retractable Awning – Great for Camping in an SUV. (Patented)

Spent most of June camping our way up the west coast in our 2020 Expedition Max. These worked perfectly on our rear doors, and gave us the perfect amount of airflow at night. Kept all the bugs out, even with our lights on inside. The only downside was the privacy flap being on the outside, but still easy to unzip the screen and zip up the privacy panel when necessary. I need a fan at all times when I sleep, but the airflow with these was perfect. No fan needed. We were camping in a different spot nearly every night, and these were easy to set up and take down. 30 seconds each door, and stuff bag attached. Almost didn’t buy, but so glad I did. Worth every dollar!

Perfect for truck camping. Offers both privacy and airflow. I’m going to buy a second one for the opposite door to get a cross breeze. Quality material and easy to put up.

Great investment. It solves the problem of privacy, air flow, and bug protection. It makes sleeping in my mini van less claustrophobic. Easy to install....takes seconds. The pictures shown are on Chrysler Town and Country. They fit perfectly and automatic doors still operate as long as you make sure it doesn't cover the connections..and they stay in place. BIGGEST NEGATIVE: From inside the van you have to unzip the netting to reach the zippers that close or open the rain fly. This let's in bugs while you adjust the fly. The netting should be on the outside of the rain fly, but it is still a great buy.

We love these for our car camping trips in the Tetons. Fits a full size Ford door. Great cross breeze availability went the temps allow. The Fiberglass sticks are not quite the right length but they work. The other thing that is a little annoying is there should be a little poch for the door handles. It is tricky to open the doors once they are installed. I still recommend very highly. We have been using them for several years and they have held up great. Good quality and can stand some abuse when you're in a rush.

Bought 2 (large) for my 2018 Honda CRV. They fit very well and good quality even w heavy and rugged use (remote public lands camping for extended periods of time). Purchased in May 2023 and they are still going strong. The company is family owned and stands behind their product. I had some questions and they were immediately responsive and helpful.Car camped for months off and on with these bw contract jobs. I was often moving daily, taking these off and on. They still look brand new and work very well w no weak points showing after much use (a rubber tip came off one pole but I glued it back in and it’s fine).They keep bugs/mosquitoes out, provide cross ventilation when you have one on each side and work well in rain—even w strong winds. The awning like part really does work to keep the rain out. I had to partially zip close the rain cover flap once—and I’ve used these in very windy storms with pouring rain that would go horizontal at times.Highly recommend.*When breaking camp it could be easy to misplace/forget the tenting poles (mostly the short pole that holds the awning out), they’re black and blend into the camping area and the inside of your car. I have a specific routine for that piece that I do before anything else so I don’t lose/forget them. (Some type of reflective painting material on them might help).*A lot of dust and dirt can get on the inside of the Roadie where it lays next to your car door. I’m careful to shake it out and also to try to keep it from rubbing against my car door so it doesn’t scratch the paint.

Worked great on our 2024 Hyundai Sante Fe.

FINAL UPDATE: 1/18/23 To their credit, AMAZON customer service replaced the item and there were no issues with defects or odor...item fits well on intended vehicle and promisses to be a welcome accessory to vehicle camping!!! PREVIOUS REVIEW>>> UPDATE 12/22/22...If you have expierence with farm animals or pets, then you know the smell of urine.I was initially uncertain of the smell because I suspect that the material used has some kind of waterproofing or inherent smell that somewhat masked the "urine" smell....after a few days of being oustide to "air out" the smell persisted and I tried washing this ROADIE in a bucket of mild cleanser...WELL...the rinse water certainly smelled like urine to me. Needless to say, YUCK! My intention was to repair the defective cut screen material as I have with damaged screens on tents...However, this product just went into the trash. I'm curious if anybody else has had this same experience?...And if you have a recomendation for another product of this type that has worked for you. Appreciate any advice you might have. PREVIOUS REVIEW...This camping bug screen could be a good idea, if delivered undamaged...First off, when you remove this product from the plastic shipping bag, you will notice an upleasant smell...like a well used "chichen coop" is the best way to describe it. So I rushed this ROADIE outside to air it out. In the sun I noticed a 6"+/- cut in the screen portion of the window vent...a clean cut, not a snag or puncture...I can olny assume this happened during manufacture. A product intended to keep bugs out while providing ventilation is useless if the screen is damaged. I hope the smell will disipate after some time in the sun and fresh air... about the damaged screen, I'll contact customer service and see what they can offer as a resolution.