car roof rack tent Tuff Stuff Overland TS-1-1800BLK Alpine Fiftyone Aluminum Shell Roof Top Tent
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car roof rack tent Tuff Stuff Overland TS-1-1800BLK Alpine Fiftyone Aluminum Shell Roof Top Tent

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car roof rack tent Tuff Stuff Overland TS-1-1800BLK Alpine Fiftyone Aluminum Shell Roof Top TentAlpine FiftyOne Aluminum Shell Roof Top Tent by Tuff Stuff The Tuff Stuff Alpine 51 roof top tent is designed with versatility in mind, featuring a dual action roof that allows you to open the rear section for a quick wedge or the front section for a full pop up with extra screened windows. Whether you're on a solo trip or with someone else, the Alpine can be open or closed by one person in just one minute, ensuring you spend more time exploring and

Alpine FiftyOne Aluminum Shell Roof Top Tent - by Tuff Stuff

The Tuff Stuff Alpine 51 roof top tent is designed with versatility in mind, featuring a dual-action roof that allows you to open the rear section for a quick wedge or the front section for a full pop-up with extra screened windows. Whether you're on a solo trip or with someone else, the Alpine can be open or closed by one person in just one minute, ensuring you spend more time exploring and less time setting up camp.

Constructed from high tear-resistant, waterproof, and antibacterial fabric, the Alpine is built to withstand the toughest conditions, making it a reliable choice for 4-season camping.

Its durable aluminum construction ensures that it can handle whatever nature throws your way, giving you peace of mind during your adventures. The tent's slim profile, under 8 inches when packed, enhances your vehicle’s aerodynamics without sacrificing the storage space needed for your gear.

The Tuff Stuff Alpine 51 comes equipped with a built-in roof rack, ideal for carrying kayaks, bikes, and other adventure gear, making sure it doesn't "steal" any of your rack's cargo carrying capacity. Customization is easy with four T-Slot rails surrounding the exterior, allowing you to mount accessories like awnings, shower tents, or water supplies.

With three entryway options—passenger side, driver side, or rear—you can choose the most convenient access point based on your vehicle’s build. Inside, the 2.75-inch thick memory foam mattress will help you sleep like a baby. Additional features like the telescoping ladder with angled steps protect your feet, while the interior LED light strip provides much-needed illumination at night, enhancing your overall camping experience.

Installation is straightforward, thanks to the included mounting hardware and brackets that fit up to 3.25-inch vehicle crossbars. Whether you're a seasoned camper or just getting started, the Tuff Stuff Alpine 51 rooftop tent is a perfect choice.

Alpine FiftyOne Includes:

  • 4 Gas struts that allow for dual action opening roof (wedge or pop-up option)
  • Roof rack on top of the tent (great for kayaks, bikes, skis and gear)
  • Blackout coated fabric (full-screen room with 360-degree visibility to full dark room)
  • T-Slot using standard M8 hardware surrounding the exterior of the tent, 4 T-Slot rails in total (mount awnings, shower tents, water supplies, etc. directly to the tent)
  • Under 8" slim profile when packed up and latched (excludes additional roof rack height)
  • 3 Entryway options based on the build (passenger side, driver side, rear)
  • Window awnings (removable)
  • Mounting hardware brackets for installation (fits up to 3.25" vehicle cross bars)
  • Mattress
  • Telescoping ladder with angled steps (will not bite into your arches!)
  • Interior LED Light Strip (requires power from a USB power pack, not included)
  • Annex room not included, but available soon

Tuff Stuff Alpine Fifty One Dimensions:

  • Sleeping Capacity: 2 People
  • Open dimensions L/W/H: 94x51x45 inches
  • Closed dimensions L/W/H: 88x51x8 inches
  • Mattress L/W/H: 1 qty, Memory Foam, 85x48x2 inches
  • Weight: 248 Lbs
  • Weight Capacity: 1200 Lbs
  • 728 Lbs crossbar load capacity
  • Shell: Aluminum

Tent Material:

  • Poly/Cotton Rip-Stop 3200 GSM (high tear resistance and tensile strength)
  • Waterproof level >3500MM
  • Antibacterial and mold-inhibiting fabric (EPA certified)
  • Blackout coating on all tent materials 
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