Why Do We Love Rooftop Tents? Part #1

It's convenient, safe, comfortable, and a lot more which we will talk about in this article.

1. Living #VanLife without actually living in a van
   When you search #vanlife on Instagram, you'll see thousands of beautiful photos of people living picturesque lives in ultra-stylish vans. They stop on the beach. There are campfires, surfboards, and a cute dog. We have to admit, it's very tempting.

But let's face it: Not everyone is lucky enough to travel the world in a van, waking up in a new place every day. Full-time van living is not an option for everyone.

With a roof tent, your car automatically turns into a bedroom on wheels, so you can live #vanlife whenever you want without actually living in a van.

2. Elevated camping keeps pests out
   The elevation is the name of the game when it comes to camping. Being off the ground means you're less likely to encounter snakes in your tent, wake up to spiders crawling on you, or encounter other unwanted and sometimes downright dangerous critters.

With a Roofnest roof tent, you can sleep at a safe and elevated height, away from pests that can make sleeping on the ground uncomfortable and at worst dangerous.

3. Roof tents are more comfortable
   No matter what sleeping pad you buy for your camping setup, it's not going to be as comfortable as a real mattress. When it's time to take a nap at the Roofnest, you'll enjoy the comfort of a high-density foam mattress built into the tent. Zero setups are required.

Add to that the tent's thick, weatherproof walls, and you'll almost forget you're camping. Sleeping on the ground will keep you warmer when the temperature drops at night.

After a long day of exploring the great outdoors, the Rooftop Tent is your ticket to a good night's sleep.

4. Roofnest Hard Shell Roof Tent Sets Up in 60 Seconds
   Getting off work on a Friday afternoon trying to find the perfect campsite before the weekend rush?

For a normal tent, the scenario might look a lot like this: park at a campsite after dark, turn on your headlights, find a flat spot, unfold your tent, set up the poles, lower your tent, tie up the rain pats, unfold your bedding, hope you didn't pitch your tent on a pile of rocks.

Rooftop tents offer a more attractive option. Arrive at your campsite, pop out your Roofnest in a minute, and relax by the campfire. We'll let you decide which sounds better.

(Part 2 will be updated ASAP)

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