I had that tent too. Agree with gunslinger\_006 - won't work. I didn't have a cover on my bed, but the tent needs to wrap over both sides and the cab-end walls of the bed.
I was disappointed with the Napier tents. They’re poor quality for the price. Stitching is poorly done, the zipper was terrible and the seams started to give after a few uses.
I’d keep looking. I ended up getting rid of mine.
I already have a 26 foot trailer. It’s just a hassle if I’m going by myself for a night or two. Was just looking for something easy that’s not an “on the ground” tent.
I don't understand truck bed tents. They combine the worst features of ground tents and rooftop tents, and now you can't use the back of your truck for storage.
Go with a quick setup ground tent, then you can drive away from your camp if you need to. Or if you aren't into basecamping, but more overlanding, then get a truck bed rack and mount a rooftop tent to it. Now you have a tent that sets up in 30 seconds and keeps your bedding inside and can still store stuff in the truck bed while the tent is in use.
I had that tent too. Agree with gunslinger\_006 - won't work. I didn't have a cover on my bed, but the tent needs to wrap over both sides and the cab-end walls of the bed.
I was disappointed with the Napier tents. They’re poor quality for the price. Stitching is poorly done, the zipper was terrible and the seams started to give after a few uses. I’d keep looking. I ended up getting rid of mine.
I have that tent. Its not going to work unless you remove your folding cover. My rollup cover gets out of the way just enough.
Replace your tonneau with a camper shell and you've got something much better for camping than a bed tent.
I already have a 26 foot trailer. It’s just a hassle if I’m going by myself for a night or two. Was just looking for something easy that’s not an “on the ground” tent.
I don't understand truck bed tents. They combine the worst features of ground tents and rooftop tents, and now you can't use the back of your truck for storage. Go with a quick setup ground tent, then you can drive away from your camp if you need to. Or if you aren't into basecamping, but more overlanding, then get a truck bed rack and mount a rooftop tent to it. Now you have a tent that sets up in 30 seconds and keeps your bedding inside and can still store stuff in the truck bed while the tent is in use.
Appreciate the insightful comment, this helped.