ROAM Adventure Co · Tents & Shelters
Vagabond XL Rooftop No Annex Tent
$2,408.81
$3,441.15Save $1,032.35 (30%)
at Steep & Cheap
Price tracked since Sep 29
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- The current price took effect within the last day.
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About this product
The Vagabond XL Rooftop No Annex Tent is a foldout rooftop tent designed to sleep up to four people, making it a practical choice for overlanding trips or weekend adventures. The sleeping surface features a high-density foam mattress pad that provides cushioned, supportive rest without the need for additional bedding setup. The outer shell is constructed from ripstop material that resists water, UV exposure, and mold, helping the tent hold up across varied conditions and extended use. A full rainfly adds weather protection while incorporating two clear vinyl sunroof windows, allowing natural light and visibility even when the fly is deployed. A sturdy integrated ladder provides reliable, sure-footed access to the sleeping area. When the trip is over, the tent folds down to a low-profile configuration that keeps wind resistance and roof clearance manageable during transit. Item number RAO0018.
- Category
- Tents & Shelters
- Brand
- ROAM Adventure Co
- Material
- [face] 280g ripstop polyester, cotton, UV treatment, [rainfly] 600D diamond ripstop nylon, PU-coated, [cover] heavy duty PVC, aluminum
- Color
- Black/Black
- Size
- 72 x 48 x 12in
- Poles
- aluminum
- Season
- 3
- Activity
- camping
- Capacity
- 4
- Wall Type
- double-wall
- Floor Space
- 48sq ft
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Vagabond XL Rooftop No Annex Tent for its spacious sleeping area (rated for 3 to 4 people), fast solo setup in under five minutes, and comfortable high-density foam mattress that makes sleeping feel closer to home than traditional camping. The polycotton ripstop fabric, weather-resistant rainfly, and dual skylight windows are frequently highlighted as standout features. The most common criticisms center on the tent's substantial weight, which can challenge roof rack load ratings and affect fuel economy, and concerns about vehicle sway with movement during the night. Some users also note that the skylights can trap heat in warmer months.
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