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Reddit mentions of Tepui HyBox, Black with Green Canopy (8001HB103)

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Tepui HyBox, Black with Green Canopy (8001HB103)
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Versatile design converts rooftop tent for up to two people into a spacious cargo carrierPatented Zipper Gimp allows for easy conversion between a tent and a cargo carrierRelease both ends to open as a roof top tent or open one side to easily access gearInterior is lined with reinforced insulation to help control the temperature inside the tent and reduce noiseLower shell combines ABS and aluminum with felt lined, honeycomb panels for reinforcementCanopy blends 260 g breathable cotton with 3000mm waterproof polyester and mesh nettingIncludes a telescoping ladder that attaches to either side for easy accessCanopy doors open up to an awning to protect the tent opening from the elementsIncludes a high-density foam mattress with removable cotton cover for added comfortPlease see new Thule Tepui item available Part Number: 901100
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Found 1 comment on Tepui HyBox, Black with Green Canopy (8001HB103):

u/dingosaurus ยท 1 pointr/rooftoptents

I'm not a huge person, so I'd probably get by more than fine with a 2 person Tepui.

I think the Hybox is probably the best fit for my needs. You stay well within the near normal footprint, which is my primary concern.

I did come across the Raptor OFFGRID Voyager which is a lot smaller investment into hardware while I try out the idea of a rooftop tent. It looks quite easy to set up as a single person.

I think either of these should work with a standard Yakima/Thule bar system with my 2008 Forester. It looks like the standard roof rack load is ~150-175lbs, and both of those fall within that weight range.

Sure the hard top is sexy, but if I don't know if I can rationalize $3000 on a tent.