Roofnest Condor Overland 2 Rooftop Tent

Condor Overland 2

The fully redesigned Condor Overland 2 is the best roof top tent for overlanding yet. A stamped aluminum shell maximizes durability, while relocating the struts internally minimizes any potential snags and weather snafus. By boosting the overall carrying capacity with optional crossbars for toys and tools and six accessory channels for mounting off-road gear, the Condor Overland 2 provides countless ways to personalize and prioritize your adventure.

Additional Upgrades Include: Large internal storage bag for bedding, 2x HVAC ports for a heater or A/C, 3x dimmable LEDs (interior and exterior), six pocket gear-grid, blackout tent material, 2" true memory foam mattress, updated 3-way windows, and heavy duty lockable latches.

Specifications

• Style: Fold-Out


• Sleeps: 2-3


• Construction: Stamped Aluminum


• Colors: Black


• Dimensions (LxW):
  
  
  
  • Interior: 75 x 53 in.
  
  
  • Exterior: 60 x 48 in.
  
  
  • Height (closed): 12 in.
  
  
  • Max Headroom (open): 50 in.
  
  
  
  


• Width left-right between Roofnest mounting rails: 30 in.


• Minimum distance front-back between rack crossbars: 30 in.


• Weight: 190 lbs.

Included with the Condor Overland 2

• 7.5 ft. Ladder


• Detachable Pockets


• Ground Mat


• Privacy Tent


• Interior/Exterior LEDs


• Gear Grid


• Bedding Storage Duffle

Materials & Construction

• Shell: Stamped aluminum shell with 6x accessory channels for M8 hardware


• Tent Material: 320 GSM Poly-Cotton canvas w/ Blackout coating


• Rainfly: Coated Polyoxford (waterproof rating of 3000mm)


• Ladder: Integrated 7.5 ft. aluminum telescoping ladder


• Mattress: Integrated 2" true memory foam mattress with cover


• Lighting: 3x dimmable USB-powered LED light strips (interior/exterior)


• Doors and Windows: Full zip mesh and canvas, includes skylight

Roofnest Guides

• Maintenance and Care: Don't know how to take care of your Roofnest rooftop tent, well Roofnest put together this Maintenance and Care Guide.


• Condensation: It's hard to prevent condensation when you're camping in colder temps, but Roofnest put together this Condensation Guide to help you minimize it and deal with it when it happens.