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General| Tent Type | Truck Bed Tent |
|---|---|
| Floorless Design | Yes |
| UV Protection | Yes |
| Brand | Kodiak |
| Material | Canvas |
| Size | Fits most full-size and mid-size truck beds |
| Capacity | 2 people |
| Frame | Steel |
| Packed Size | Varies by model |
| Weight | Approximately 25-30 lbs |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Compatibility | Specific truck bed sizes (Full-Size Long Bed, Full-Size Short Bed, Mid-Size) |
Keep flames and heat sources away from tent fabric to prevent burns or carbon monoxide poisoning.
Ensure adequate ventilation inside the tent at all times to prevent suffocation.
Never assemble or use the tent while the engine is running to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.
Do not drive with the tent erected or mounting rails attached to prevent damage.
Carefully consider potential hazards like falling rocks, lightning, and floods when choosing a campsite.
Supervise children and prohibit them from assembling or misusing the tent to prevent injury or death.
Check for and address sharp edges on the truck bed before setting up the tent to prevent damage.
Assemble the two mounting rail sections using the connecting brace and bolts for the 8ft model.
Position and secure mounting rails to the truck bed rails using C-clamps, ensuring lock rings face outward.
Lay the tent body over the truck bed, with the rear flap tucked under the tailgate.
Join and slide the cab and tailgate awning poles through their respective sleeves.
Join and install main support poles across the truck bed, connecting to mounting rail pins.
Empty pockets, brush off debris, and ensure the tent is completely dry before storage.
Zip windows, loosen straps, unclip awning clips, and remove poles and rails carefully.
Fold straps, roll the tent, and store rails and poles in the designated bag.
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