If you put a tarp over the softopper and stake it out you would. (Ask me how I know lol)
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I like how we're talking about $5000 tents and $10 mosquito nets. 
Re: Tarp over the Softopper, that's what I was thinking with that Slumberjack thing. Yes it's more money, but it's all one package. Attach it to the cab so it covers the softopper and encases the whole bed in netting + annex area at the tailgate.
Re: Tarp over the Softopper, that's what I was thinking with that Slumberjack thing. Yes it's more money, but it's all one package. Attach it to the cab so it covers the softopper and encases the whole bed in netting + annex area at the tailgate.
Some more info here: https://tacoma3g.com/threads/thoughts-on-awnings.9359/#post-40154
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I prefer truck tents for my pick up this looks safer and you don’t need to climb that high.
I would recommend to look for a chinamade nylon tent under 100, but if you are ready to invest like $360-390 the Kodiak Canvas tent would be your #1 for some outdoor adventures.
Absolutely no issues with stitching, the canvas is thick, heavy, and high quality. Zippers are larger and more long-lasting than what you would find on nylon tents. There are also plenty of windows, I especially loved the cent at the top of the tent, and all of the screens feature bug mesh, so even the smallest bugs won’t get through
https://wildproofgear.com/best-canvas-tents/
No idea if there are any canvas rooftop tents, but if they exist you would certainly advice to try that one instead of nylon crap.
I would recommend to look for a chinamade nylon tent under 100, but if you are ready to invest like $360-390 the Kodiak Canvas tent would be your #1 for some outdoor adventures.
Absolutely no issues with stitching, the canvas is thick, heavy, and high quality. Zippers are larger and more long-lasting than what you would find on nylon tents. There are also plenty of windows, I especially loved the cent at the top of the tent, and all of the screens feature bug mesh, so even the smallest bugs won’t get through
https://wildproofgear.com/best-canvas-tents/
No idea if there are any canvas rooftop tents, but if they exist you would certainly advice to try that one instead of nylon crap.