iKamper releases next generation Skycamp DLX and DLX Mini roof top tents

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iKamper has released its latest rooftop camping innovation with the newly unveiled Skycamp DLX (pictured throughout) and Skycamp DLX Mini. These rooftop tents integrate cutting-edge features developed from extensive feedback and rigorous testing by the iKamper community. Designed for adventurers in search of comfort and durability of their outdoor gear, these tents promise enhanced usability with features like built-in LED lighting and self-inflating mattresses, setting a brand new standard for luxury and convenience in outdoor accommodations. Whether you are exploring rugged terrains or having fun with a weekend getaway, iKamper’s recent offerings promise to mix seamless functionality with top-tier design to raise your camping experience.

The Skycamp DLX introduces built-in bi-color LED lighting, a pioneering feature for rooftop tents that goals to simplify life on the campsite by eliminating the necessity for a separate light source during nocturnal activities. These USB-powered lights—adjustable and dimmable—are designed to reinforce each the usability and safety of the camp environment after dark.

In terms of comfort, iKamper says the Skycamp DLX doesn’t disappoint with its 4-inch self-inflating foam mattress, promising ease of setup alongside substantial comfort enhancements in comparison with traditional camping setups. Including a natural cork lining is a nod to sustainability, providing waterproof, thermal, and noise-insulating properties to the sleeping quarters.

Structural integrity can be key within the Skycamp DLX’s design, which encompasses a robust aluminum honeycomb base and insulated low-profile shell, crafted to supply durability across varied environmental conditions. The tent’s design optimizes living space without compromising the convenience of transport—attributes that facilitate prolonged adventures within the wilderness.

The model is obtainable in two sizes: the larger four-person Skycamp DLX and the more compact two-person Skycamp DLX Mini priced at $5,150 and $4,450 respectively. Both are engineered for year-round use, highlighting their versatility and appeal to serious campers in search of reliable, all-season equipment.