my order was cancelled
Overall great product with some small opportunities for product improvement. Instructions are horrible and lacking in a number of ways, so the initial set up and test run is more frustrating than it should be. Undoing the zipper to the main tent to install the handle will be very frustrating to get it zipped back. You will need two people. The moisture mat (sold separately) slides out when you close it. Turns out the advice is to screw it down. Not my favorite idea to putting holes in a brand new tent. Customer service when called (which isn’t always available or open is very supportive. I definitely wish there was more of an overall weatherproof seal rather than just a case that closes over. Maybe that’s by design but preference would still be more of a sealed close to prevent any bugs or moisture from have such easy access.
I got the Alpha RTT and for what it cost it far exceeds what you pay for! Hardshell, LED lighting, telescopic ladder, over engineered hardware, boot and accessory bag included, and super easy to set up and take down. I also got the annex room. It goes on super easy and comes with a floor. Another reason that I chose Tuff Stuff was because everything was included. I didn't have to worry about the accessories being extra. When you buy their tent, it comes with everything that you would expect.
Good first impressions. Some quality issues already after 2 uses. Sewmanship is poor. Had issue on rod bag seams and zipper pull cords to date.
No regrets!
The Tuff Stuff Alpha II is built for overlanders who don't settle. Its aerodynamic hard-shell design slashes wind drag on the highway, then deploys into a fully enclosed two-person sleeping platform in seconds — no fumbling with poles, no wrestling with fabric in the dark.
Serious overlanders, off-road adventurers, and anyone who wants a premium rooftop shelter that performs as hard as they do. Compatible with most roof racks and crossbars on SUVs, trucks, and 4x4s.
my order was cancelled
Overall great product with some small opportunities for product improvement. Instructions are horrible and lacking in a number of ways, so the initial set up and test run is more frustrating than it should be. Undoing the zipper to the main tent to install the handle will be very frustrating to get it zipped back. You will need two people. The moisture mat (sold separately) slides out when you close it. Turns out the advice is to screw it down. Not my favorite idea to putting holes in a brand new tent. Customer service when called (which isn’t always available or open is very supportive. I definitely wish there was more of an overall weatherproof seal rather than just a case that closes over. Maybe that’s by design but preference would still be more of a sealed close to prevent any bugs or moisture from have such easy access.
I got the Alpha RTT and for what it cost it far exceeds what you pay for! Hardshell, LED lighting, telescopic ladder, over engineered hardware, boot and accessory bag included, and super easy to set up and take down. I also got the annex room. It goes on super easy and comes with a floor. Another reason that I chose Tuff Stuff was because everything was included. I didn't have to worry about the accessories being extra. When you buy their tent, it comes with everything that you would expect.
Good first impressions. Some quality issues already after 2 uses. Sewmanship is poor. Had issue on rod bag seams and zipper pull cords to date.
No regrets!
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