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I have a coleman or coleman knockoff and its good. However i have always wondered about the ones that run on gasoline. dual fuel sounds really cool.

Really? I sent them an email and they didn’t say anything about a “folding” tent that stores smaller but they confirmed the shiftpod 3

that sounds great but wouldnt that make the product weaker in the wind and likely slower to set up?

the plan was to get a trailer for most gear since the interior storage is so small. And depending on how i feel doing a rooftop tent or a shiftpod but as far as performance it kicks the shit out of everything from the factory. im extremely excited.

yes the weight and size are big downsides for it. But the normal tent i want , the gazelle t4 plus hub , also is massive while packed and wont fit in the bronco. But it will fit on top. So i have eliminated size and weight as a problem and just need more information on how it performs.

yes i found the forum by googling shiftpod reviews and found @BCJohn and @justjames posting about it. but i dunno if they are active

2021

ya i watched a video saying there was like an overlander version that OB discounts of the t4 but i really want the screen room. anything else i should know? im much warmer towards the tent but i dont think it will fit inside my bronco anyway , and if im going to be putting something on my...

thanks i just wanted to make sure

Fantastic you have almost sold me on the tent. Last question. The floor. It doesnt look like it "zips" up. I have read that bugs can get in because of the floor design , is this true? is the bottom not sealed properly?

can people see this?

this is really good news. I wanted to get a shiftpod (i made a thread and signed up today but nobody answered it ): ) How much room does the tent have? can you lay down 2 cots in the main room?

So the heat wont set anything on fire or melt the roof? Im talking about cooking like with a coleman stove and nothing much bigger. And possibly the stove on a table.

is that the t4 hub with the screened in room? question, do you think you could cook inside it during a rainy day or nah?

So im going to start overlanding either this year or next year and i need a solid tent. I have leaned towards the shiftpod because of its ease of setup , thermal insulation/protection , and solid structure that prevents "wind flapping" that allows for a better sleep. My concerns are size...