tent in a box TentBox Lite XL – Sprockets Cycles
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tent in a box TentBox Lite XL – Sprockets Cycles

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tent in a box TentBox Lite XL – Sprockets CyclesTentBox Lite XL This model is available to view in our store. Please note shipping on this item will take 10 12 days, and is charged at 50 due to the weight. Refreshed for 2026, the Lite XL now features improved comfort, better ventilation and some smart new design touches. The largest roof tent in the range, it comfortably sleeps four adults great for families, pets, or anyone who likes extra space. It opens manually in around 5 minutes using a

TentBox Lite XL

This model is available to view in our store.

Please note shipping on this item will take 10-12 days, and is charged at £50 due to the weight.

Refreshed for 2026, the Lite XL now features improved comfort, better ventilation and some smart new design touches.

The largest roof tent in the range, it comfortably sleeps four adults – great for families, pets, or anyone who likes extra space.

It opens manually in around 5 minutes using a simple fold-out system, and despite the size, it folds down into a compact footprint on your roof.

Inside, the comfy, quilted, super-king mattress stays in place when packed down, so your sleeping setup is always ready to go. 

Double skylights and large windows keep the space bright and airy, and there’s plenty of storage for your gear. Handy internal pockets, external storage netting and a roll-away pole bag keeps everything organised and tidy once you’re set up. 

If you want maximum sleeping space – this is the one.

What’s new in the 2026 refresh?

  • Bigger vents and finer fly mesh
  • Smart storage solutions
  • Fresh new Flint colourway          
  • Updated, easy pack-down Ladder
  • Quilted dual-core mattress
  • And much more!

Features:

  • Sleeping capacity: 4 people
  • Set up time: 5 min
  • Opening mechanism: Manual
  • Wind rating: Up to 50mph (Gale force 9)
  • Seasons: 4 season
  • Internal weight capacity: 300 kg
  • Anti-bug mesh: Yes, on all windows and doors
  • Integrated storage: Long inside pockets, a small hanging pocket, storage netting under the fold-out base and a roll-away pole storage bag
  • Skylights: Two
  • Summer mode: Easily removable rainfly
  • Travel cover: Rolls away neatly
  • Ventilation: 4 vents in pod fabric
  • Ladder: Telescopic, with spring-loaded brackets and ‘lay-flat’ comfort rungs and easy pack down mechanism

What's in the Box:

  • The TentBox (of course!)
  • Mattress
  • Ladder
  • Travel cover
  • Storage netting
  • LED Bar Light
  • Mounting kit (to install your TentBox to your roof bars)
  • Welcome kit (fairy lights and a few extra goodies)
  • 5-year warranty

Materials:

Fabric (pod): 280gsm rip-stop polyester canvas, with a 3000mm hydrostatic head rating. C6 DWR (water-repellency), 2400mm/24hr breathability and UV50+ protection. PVC-backed cordura trim for added durability.

Fabric (rainfly): 210D polyester, with a 5000mm hydrostatic head rating. C6 DWR (water-repellency), 2400mm/24hr breathability and UV50+ protection

Fabric (travel cover): 600D, PVC-backed cordura, with YKK zip attachment & 6000mm hydrostatic head rating

Seams: Waterproof, silicone taped

Zips: YKK outdoor zips throughout, waterproof zips on windows

Shell & frame assembly: Lightweight aluminium panels, with insulating foam core. Set in a welded aluminium frame, connected with an interlocking steel hinge

Hardware & hinges: Anodised aluminium

Mattress: Dual-layer 6cm foam, quilted cover

Dimensions:

  • Weight: 62 kg
  • Mattress size: 180 cm x 240 cm
  • Dimensions (open): Width: 183 cm, Length: 240 cm, Height: 115 cm
  • Dimensions (closed): Width: 183 cm, Length: 120 cm, Height: 25 cm

Fitting and safety notes

 

  • Clamp-on roof bars are not suitable for roof top tents; there are concerns for damage but more importantly for safety. You should only carry roof top tents if your vehicle has flush-mounted roof rails, raised roof rails which include a central support, fixpoints in the roof, tracks in the roof, or gutters - and then only if your vehicle roof can carry the combined weight of roof bars and tent, and your roof bars are strong enough. See Thule's guidelines on the Fitting instructions and videos tab.
  • Furthermore, roof tents should not be carried on flush bars, sometimes called closed-end bars, for example Thule Edge foot packs. The reason is that the weight of the tent and occupants would be on the feet only, the high points, so would not be evenly spread; the load may damage the roof as well as the roof bars. See Thule's guidelines on the Fitting instructions and videos tab.
  • Roof top tents may not be used with Thule SlideBars. There are several other limitations for their use - please be sure to read and understand the Thule guidelines notice, available on the Fitting instructions and videos tab; please contact us before purchase if there is anything you are unsure about.
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