Calling All RTT Owners

[4Runner010]

So to my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) most or all RTT are imported through China or Australia and most companies or all just slap their name on it and call them theirs. SO my question is does anyone want to chime in or even if they are using the Smittybuilt RTT it looks similar to or is the Tempi Kukenam. It is fairly cheaper through 4wheelparts and seems decent enough at around 800$ and has a 1 year warranty. Or should I go with more of a name brand thats strictly in the RTT business. Any input is helpful.

SmittyBuilt Overlander Tent and Awning - Smittybilt

Tempi Kukenam Sky | Tepui Tents | High Quality Roof Top Tents

 

[Mgyver1]

So to my knowledge (correct me if I'm wrong) most or all RTT are imported through China or Australia and most companies or all just slap their name on it and call them theirs. SO my question is does anyone want to chime in or even if they are using the Smittybuilt RTT it looks similar to or is the Tempi Kukenam. It is fairly cheaper through 4wheelparts and seems decent enough at around 800$ and has a 1 year warranty. Or should I go with more of a name brand thats strictly in the RTT business. Any input is helpful.

SmittyBuilt Overlander Tent and Awning - Smittybilt

Tempi Kukenam Sky | Tepui Tents | High Quality Roof Top Tents

I have a Howling Moon RTT. It is made in South Africa with their own fabric. I always preach not buying made in China so when it came time to buy my tent I chose to put my money where my mouth is. Yes it was more, ok a lot more, but I feel the better quality materials and not supporting a country that wants to see ours destroyed was worth it even if I'm just one person. I'm sure the made in China Smittybuilt, CVT, Tepui, etc are good tents and there are plenty of people who run them and rave about them so I doubt you would be disappointed in whatever you get.

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