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2 person roof top tent

2 person roof top tent Tuff Stuff Overland Trailhead Roof Top Tent, 2 Person

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2 person roof top tent Tuff Stuff Overland Trailhead Roof Top Tent, 2 PersonTuff Stuff Trailhead Roof Top Tent 2 Person a streamlined, value packed soft shell RTT built for weekend getaways and first time overlanders. Fast setup, durable materials, and a compact travel profile make it an easy upgrade for trucks, SUVs, and trailers. Sleeps 2 adults comfortably Quick, fold out design with telescoping ladder Compact travel height for reduced drag and garage clearance Durable poly cotton ripstop tent body with weatherproof

Tuff Stuff Trailhead™ Roof Top Tent — 2-Person — a streamlined, value-packed soft-shell RTT built for weekend getaways and first-time overlanders. Fast setup, durable materials, and a compact travel profile make it an easy upgrade for trucks, SUVs, and trailers.

  • Sleeps 2 adults comfortably
  • Quick, fold-out design with telescoping ladder
  • Compact travel height for reduced drag and garage clearance
  • Durable poly/cotton ripstop tent body with weatherproof rainfly
  • Includes high-density foam mattress and universal mounting hardware
  • Optional annex room available (sold separately)

Why It’s a Smart Pick

The Trailhead™ keeps things simple without skipping the essentials: a comfortable mattress, tough fabric, and fast deployment. It’s light enough for many factory-rated racks yet rugged enough for dusty trails and rainy weekends.

Key Features

  • Camp-Ready in Minutes: Unfold, drop the ladder, stake the corners, and you’re done.
  • Liveable Design: Mesh windows on multiple sides for airflow, plus an extended rainfly for weather protection.
  • Trail-Tough Build: Ripstop fabric, reinforced stitching, and robust zippers stand up to repeated use.
  • Compact & Efficient: Low-profile when closed to help minimize wind noise and drag.
  • Annex-Capable: Add an optional annex to create a private ground-level room for changing or gear.
Specifications
Sleeping Capacity 2 people
Open Dimensions (approx.) 56″ W × 95″ L × 50″ H
Closed Dimensions (approx.) 56″ W × 48″ L × 13″ H
Mattress High-density foam, ~2–2.75″ thick (fitted cover)
Tent Weight ~110 lb
Rated Capacity Up to ~800 lb (people + gear)
Tent Fabric Poly/cotton ripstop (approx. 280G)
Rainfly Poly-oxford with PU waterproof coating (approx. 420D)
Floor Aluminum/fiberglass panel construction
Mounting Fitment Includes universal hardware for most rated racks/crossbars
SKU TS-RTT-TRAILHEAD
What’s in the Box
  • Trailhead™ rooftop tent assembly
  • High-density foam mattress (with cover)
  • Telescoping ladder
  • Rainfly & driving cover
  • Universal mounting hardware & basic tools
  • Shoe bag / small storage accessories (as supplied)
  • User manual & warranty information
Installation

Mount to a roof rack or crossbars rated for the combined load (tent + occupants + gear). Center the tent, align mounting channels, and torque hardware to spec. Verify ladder angle and footing. Re-check all bolts after your first drive and after off-road use.

Warranty

Backed by Tuff Stuff Overland’s limited manufacturer warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. Keep proof of purchase and follow care/installation guidelines for full coverage.

Tip: Even with a compact RTT, roof load and center of gravity matter. Confirm vehicle/rack ratings, drive conservatively, and always secure the tent and ladder before travel.

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