Napier Backroadz Truck Bed with Waterproof Material Coating, Comfortable and Spacious 2 Person Camping Tent, Compact and Full Size Regular Bed Long Bed, Waterproof Bed Tent, Durable and Sturdy Tent

Fits my 2016 F150 6.5ft perfectly. Easy to adjust straps to make it tight for a night. The size of the floor is a bit larger than the bed so its not a perfect fit but it makes bed camping a joy. I put a coleman cot inside for sleeping and had plenty of space. It was very quick to install and setup right out of the box. Its easy to break down the poles and transport if you need to run to the store quickly. Held up to wind well. Overall very good value!

I have had this tent for almost a year now and have used it multiple times so I think I can give an accurate review on it.The TL:DR is I love this tent, and if you are thinking of a truck bed setup like this, this tent is awesome! Being up off the ground surrounded by the truck bed gives an extra sense of security and there is plenty of room inside.Setup: Reviews here mentioned setting it up on the ground vs while it is in the truck bed and having done both methods, I agree setting it up on the ground then lifting it into the truck bed is the way to go. It is especially helpful with another person to help get it into place. The actual setup of the tent is typical, and if you are used to setting up a tent this is similar. It takes about 5 minutes now to get it popped up and into the truck bed, first time is a little frustrating when you don't fully know how it works. I am in a 2005 Nissan Titan and it fits perfectly.Durability: so far this tent has held up just fine with multiple setup and take downs, no visible damage yet, and it survived some very strong winds during a bit of a storm. With the rain fly on it stays perfectly dry inside and not being on the ground when it rains is very nice. Zippers are all holding up fine. I also found out that it can hold up to moving the truck under 20mph recently when a Bear decided to crash our campsite, my Wife and Son inside reported that it was solid during the short ride we took.Inside/comfort: The tent gives a really cozy feeling in your truck bed and even though its just the size of your truck, it feels plenty spacious and sleeps my Wife, Son and I comfortably. There is plenty of headroom and the way it hangs over the sides of the bed make it like a shelf on each side where I like to put my phone/keys/wallet etc... We originally were using a queen size air mattress and while it fit well, the comfort was a bit lacking (probably due to the low quality mattressI was using) I built a modular wood platform that we then put some foam mattress toppers on it that has really made a huge difference, more comfortable, and more stable than an air mattress.Conclusion: We love this tent and have not regretted it one bit, you feel more secure in your truck bed than on the ground. Setup/takedown is standard for most tents, nothing tricky once you get the hang of it, and it fits in its bag easily enough. I would definitely buy it again if something were to happen to it.

Fits perfectly on a Jeep Gladiator. I did something a little crazy and took it untested on a 5 week solo road trip across the country and planned on camping the entire time. For those who say it's hard to set up alone, it's much easier if you put it in the truck bed and put something heavy on the floor of the tent to hold it down, then start setting up. This is also how I transported it, collapsing it on top of my twin air mattress (half deflated and folded in half since the Gladiator's bed is tiny) and gear. Fold in the ends of the poles that extend beyond the bed, close up the soft tonneau cover and you'll be halfway set up the next night and everything stays clean and dry. To put the fly on by yourself, clip the buckle on a corner by the cab on one side, then push the rest of the fly between the back of the tent and the rear cab window. Go to the other side, pull the fly through and clip the other rear buckle. Stand on the rear tire to pull one side up and over, clip the front, then repeat on the other side. It's really pretty easy and I even pulled it off with 40mph wind gusts one night. It survived wind, rain, sleet, and snow and never leaked. The elastic in one set of poles finally broke after I got home and set it up one last time to clean it out, but after 35 straight days of use and abuse, I really can't complain and will get it fixed. Probably one of my best Amazon purchases!

(Pictured without the fly installed.)I am happy overall with the quality of what I got, but have three relatively minor gripes that would be easy for the manufacturer to improve:1) One of the rubber end bumpers immediately fell off of the poles when I took it down the first time. No big deal to just glue back on - if you don't lose it first.2) Zipper quality is good enough now, but it is light duty plastic and will likely not take much abuse.3) The entry flap rolling down instead of to the side means I will always be walking or tripping over it to some degree. For my trailer, that means it will end up in the dirt a lot.The flap issue is likely less of one when setup in an actual pickup and kept off the ground, but having to go over it to get in and out every time could be problematic. It does stow nicely when rolled up at the bottom however.That aside, the tent is relatively easy to setup and fits mostly within the confines of my trailer. The only fitment issue for it is where there would normally be a tailgate. The side rails of my trailer restrict how wide the door support poles can spread the tent, so it's a little wonky there, but the zipper still has a nice easy pull regardless.I would likely buy again unless I find something better.