| Special Feature | Waterproof |
|---|---|
| Brand | Smittybilt |
| Occupant Capacity | 4 |
| Design | Camping Tent |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping & Hiking |
| Product Dimensions | 76"L x 122"W x 51"H |
| Seasons | 3 Season |
| Sport | Camping & Hiking |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Installation Type | Roof Top |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash |
| Included Components | Tent, Hardware, Insructions |
| Pole Material Type | Aluminum |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Number of Doors | 1 |
| Fabric Type | Polyester |
| Floor Width | 122 Inches |
| Floor Length | 76 Inches |
| Water Resistance Technology | 600 degree fahrenheit |
| Maximum Height | 51 Inches |
| Floor Area | 64.91 Square Feet |
| Base Material | Polyester |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Stake Material | Aluminum |
| Number of Guylines | 4 |
| Number of Stakes | 4 |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 72 x 53 x 13.5 inches |
| Package Weight | 106.59 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 76 x 122 x 51 inches |
| Brand Name | Smittybilt |
| Warranty Description | 1 Years |
| Model Name | Smittybilt Tent |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Smittybilt |
| Part Number | 2883 |
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Smittybilt 2883 Overland Tent
Overview
Few things are more rewarding than camping in the backcountry with family and friends, and roof top tents are a great way to set up camp in a hurry. Smittybilt’s latest product, the Overlander Tent, is now available in a new XL size that can sleep up to four. One man operation allows it to fold out in seconds to full height so you dont have to mess around with tent pegs and ropes like normal ground tents. Fully waterproof so you don't have to worry about being caught out in the rain. The Overlander tent offers all the features you need for the best camping experience.
*XL tent is for trailer use only and not compatible with SRC cage kits.
Technical Details
- Telescoping aluminum ladder O
- pen size 122" W x 76" L x 51" HighL
- oad capacity is 770 lbsS
- leeps 3-4M
- ounting brackets included
Features
- Coyote tan
- Heavy-duty 600D rip stop polyester
- Waterproof
- Stainless steel hinges
- Anodized aluminum frame poles
- LED strip interior light
- 60mm high density foam mattress with removable cover
- Mosquito screens
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Such a great roof tent, tons of room and very sturdy
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Really nice tent, more than I expected!
Great tent, much more than I expected! I mounted it on my trailer rather than on top of my Jeep. I expect to keep this tent a long time.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019
We love our Overland XL. It’s the perfect size for my wife and I and our kids. We sleep up top and have room to stretch out and have our bags up there as well. I’m 6’-04” and she is 5’-10” and it’s perfect. We have been in other RTTs and they would be ok to sleep in but no room for bags. We like that so we don’t have to go back and forth to the car. Our kids sleep downstairs in the annex on two twin air mattresses. They have room for their bags too. It’s a maze to walk through the annex when they are there but it works. This tent is amazing for the price. We eventually want to move to a hard shell RTT but this one has been great and a fourth of the cost of the hard shell we want. We love the Velcro LEDS that come with the tent and the quality is great. The annex was a great buy as it doubles as a changing room/hangout when it’s raining. We set a table up in there when we don’t have the kids for a big free eating and card spot. One thing I wish Smittybilt would do is to put tensioning straps in the inside of the annex so if you put the tent on your vehicle or trailer and it’s not high enough to make the walls taught you could cinch up the walls to tighten them up. I built my trailer so I can raise and lower the tent to the perfect height for the annex. Some people can’t do that. As for the mattress we both sleep great on it. We have a wonderful zero degree double sleeping bag we got here on amazon and it and the mattress is all we need and I’m a big guy at 250 pounds. All in all this is a great and huge RTT for little money. We will eventually sell it and get the iKamper or keep it on the trailer and put the iKamper on the Jeep? Who knows, maybe we will keep it forever? We leave the double sleeping bag in the tent when we pack it up and if fits great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2021
Seller was able to get this tent to me before a trip. Great customer service!! I have no idea how they made it happen so fast but they did and Thank you for doing so!! I mounted it on a factory 1999 Tahoe roof rack. It made it down 86 miles of dirt road with no problems. Set it up just before dark (first time) in about 20 minutes by myself. It rained heavy all night. No leaks what so ever. I will definitely be needing the Annex for this. Slept 2 grown men in it with plenty of room to spare. Mattress is better then expected, comfortable. We were able to sleep with all the sides open for a very welcome breeze in the rain without issues. The led lights that come with it are a nice touch. I do lots of camping so will up date review after a while. I believe there will be enough room for two adults and two young kids.
Update as of 12/16/23: This tent is still going strong. I use this thing more then most probably ever will. Cant even count the nights. Been through it all. Thunderstorms with sideways rain, freezing rain and 6 plus inches of snow to the summer heat. Still water and bug tight. 100’s of back road miles and highway. I tell everyone who ask about it they should buy it. You wont regret it!!!
Update as of 12/16/23: This tent is still going strong. I use this thing more then most probably ever will. Cant even count the nights. Been through it all. Thunderstorms with sideways rain, freezing rain and 6 plus inches of snow to the summer heat. Still water and bug tight. 100’s of back road miles and highway. I tell everyone who ask about it they should buy it. You wont regret it!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2019
I've had this tent out a few times now, enough to have a few thoughts on it.
Install is super easy. I have the Thule track rack system and the cross bars are much too wide and thick for the bolts and plates that come with the tent, but a quick trip to the fencing section of your local hardware store for some metal strap plates will fix that up, along with some longer stainless bolts. It does make a noticeable dent in mpg's, even on my truck which already gets horrible mileage, so I've taken it off when going on trips where I don't need it. My wife and I can lift it up there and it probably only takes ~20 minutes to re-install, less to get it back off.
As for the mattress: I'm a bigger buy, 250#, and a side sleeper, and I have a hard time with this mattress, so I've added a 2" memory foam topper. That helped, but not nearly as much as I was hoping. Last time out I also took a backpacking self-inflating pad (thermarest style), and inflated and put that under the mattress. That is sooooo much better! Takes an extra minute during setup and take down, but is very much worth it! I might just take the memory foam back out and leave the camping pads, open the valves and just fold them up with the tent next time.
I also have the annex, which has worked great when the kids and dogs are along, only complaint about that is the door doesn't fully zip (the zipper does not run along the bottom of the door), so my dogs can go sneak out and run about without getting permission.
The ladder overhang section is very light, so if you don't use something to hold it down, it will flap about quite a bit in a breeze, and I think in a heavy rain it's likely that water would pool up there. I hate having stake lines running about, so I took the bags which came with some of the tent hardware and put a ziploc full of sand in each that I hang from the corners of that overhang, problem solved.
Only real gripe thus far is that there seems to be a nut or a bolt rattle loose from something that falls on the ground nearly every time I open it. I would suggest getting some blue locktite and just going through all of the bolts and fixing that problem.
So far I'm super happy with this.
Install is super easy. I have the Thule track rack system and the cross bars are much too wide and thick for the bolts and plates that come with the tent, but a quick trip to the fencing section of your local hardware store for some metal strap plates will fix that up, along with some longer stainless bolts. It does make a noticeable dent in mpg's, even on my truck which already gets horrible mileage, so I've taken it off when going on trips where I don't need it. My wife and I can lift it up there and it probably only takes ~20 minutes to re-install, less to get it back off.
As for the mattress: I'm a bigger buy, 250#, and a side sleeper, and I have a hard time with this mattress, so I've added a 2" memory foam topper. That helped, but not nearly as much as I was hoping. Last time out I also took a backpacking self-inflating pad (thermarest style), and inflated and put that under the mattress. That is sooooo much better! Takes an extra minute during setup and take down, but is very much worth it! I might just take the memory foam back out and leave the camping pads, open the valves and just fold them up with the tent next time.
I also have the annex, which has worked great when the kids and dogs are along, only complaint about that is the door doesn't fully zip (the zipper does not run along the bottom of the door), so my dogs can go sneak out and run about without getting permission.
The ladder overhang section is very light, so if you don't use something to hold it down, it will flap about quite a bit in a breeze, and I think in a heavy rain it's likely that water would pool up there. I hate having stake lines running about, so I took the bags which came with some of the tent hardware and put a ziploc full of sand in each that I hang from the corners of that overhang, problem solved.
Only real gripe thus far is that there seems to be a nut or a bolt rattle loose from something that falls on the ground nearly every time I open it. I would suggest getting some blue locktite and just going through all of the bolts and fixing that problem.
So far I'm super happy with this.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
Really nice tent, more than I expected!
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
Great tent, much more than I expected! I mounted it on my trailer rather than on top of my Jeep. I expect to keep this tent a long time.
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023
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Great design, amazing price.
Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2022
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Reviewed in Canada on July 9, 2022
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No surprises! It’s perfect!
Reviewed in Canada on March 15, 2019
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Reviewed in Canada on March 15, 2019
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