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tent on top of suv iKamper Skycamp 4.0 Trio Rooftop Car Tent (Foam Mattress Included)

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tent on top of suv iKamper Skycamp 4.0 Trio Rooftop Car Tent (Foam Mattress Included)The New Mid Size Skycamp 2 3 person hardshell rooftop tent. The sweet spot between the Duo and Quad. The iKamper Skycamp 4. 0 Trio is the brand new mid size addition to the Skycamp lineup, filling the gap between the compact Duo and the full size Quad. Built for 2 3 people, the Trio provides more sleeping area than the Duo while keeping a balanced footprint that fits wagons, mid size SUVs, full size trucks, and compact SUVs. This is the size that

The New Mid-Size Skycamp

2-3 person hardshell rooftop tent. The sweet spot between the Duo and Quad.

The iKamper Skycamp 4.0 Trio is the brand new mid-size addition to the Skycamp lineup, filling the gap between the compact Duo and the full-size Quad. Built for 2-3 people, the Trio provides more sleeping area than the Duo while keeping a balanced footprint that fits wagons, mid-size SUVs, full-size trucks, and compact SUVs. This is the size that overlanders have been asking iKamper for: enough room for a couple with extra space, or a small family with a child, without the width and weight of a 4-person tent. Pop it open in 60 seconds, sleep on a real mattress above your vehicle, close it in the morning, and drive.

132 lbs (Tent + Brackets)
2-3 Person Capacity
60s Setup Time
4 Season Rated

Sets Up in Seconds

Unlatch the shell, push it open, and the gas struts do the rest. Your tent is fully deployed and ready to sleep in before you finish unpacking your cooler. No poles to thread. No rainfly to wrestle. No guy lines to stake. When it is time to leave, pull it closed, latch it, and drive. The Skycamp's simple fold-out design makes setup fast and intuitive, so you can spend less time wrestling with camp and more time enjoying it.

Sleep Like You Are at Home

The Skycamp 4.0 Trio ships with a foam mattress (9.3 lbs) that stays inside the tent when you close it. No inflating, no rolling, no stuffing it into a bag every morning. An optional RTT Comfort LT mattress (12.8 lbs) is also available for upgraded support with a 3-inch open-cell foam and air combination. The mattress sits on iKamper's ThermaSeal floor system: durable, insulating honeycomb aluminum panels with a layer of cork on top for warmth and sound dampening. Leave your sleeping bags and pillows inside when you pack up.

Premium Materials That Perform

Built with breathable, waterproof BreathWeave canvas (320gsm poly-cotton, recycled poly 35% / cotton 65% blackout canvas), a fiber-reinforced DuraCore shell, and cork-topped ThermaSeal flooring for comfort, protection, and all-season performance. The rainfly uses waterproof 90gsm recycled polyester 75D Rip-Stop with weather resistant DWR coating. Every material was chosen for durability in real-world conditions, not just marketing specs.

Field-Tested Across Every Terrain

iKamper conducted over 2,175 miles (3,500 km) of driving tests across various environments, including highways and unpaved roads, during the development of the Skycamp Series. Skycamps have since been part of countless customer journeys around the world, proving their reliability across deserts, mountains, forests, and coastlines. The 4.0 is not a concept. It is a tent refined through thousands of real miles on real rigs in real conditions.

Steady in Every Storm

The Skycamp 4.0 was tested against winds up to 35 mph (48 km/h) from all directions. The results confirmed that the tent and its components stayed secure, with no issues in stability or structure. Rigorous water spray tests showed no leaks, ensuring the tent remains watertight even under intense conditions. The DuraCore double-layered FRP shell handles rain, wind, UV exposure, and temperature extremes. The HVAC pass-through lets you run a heater duct into the tent without cracking a window.

What Changed in the Skycamp 4.0

The 4.0 is not a minor refresh. iKamper redesigned the shell profile, upgraded the materials, and added features that previously only existed on their premium DLX model. The Trio itself is entirely new, a size that did not exist in the 3.0 lineup.

New Trio Size: The 3.0 came in one size (4-person) plus the Mini (2-person). The 4.0 splits into three dedicated sizes: Duo (1-2), Trio (2-3), and Quad (3-4). The Trio fills the gap for overlanders who found the Mini too small and the standard 3.0 too large for their vehicle or needs.

DuraCore FRP Shell: Double-layered fiber-reinforced plastic that resists cracking, warping, and UV exposure. The dual layers create built-in air insulation, making it quieter and more condensation resistant than single-layer shells.

BreathWeave Canvas: 320gsm poly-cotton (recycled poly 35% / cotton 65%) blackout canvas. Manages moisture through breathability rather than heavy waterproof coatings. Better airflow, lower condensation risk, and four-season protection.

ThermaSeal Cork Floor: Durable, insulating honeycomb aluminum panels with a layer of cork. Previously a DLX-only feature, now standard on every 4.0.

Integrated LED Lighting: Dimmable White, Amber, and Red modes (DC 5V). Red mode preserves night vision at camp.

Power and HVAC Pass-throughs: Purpose-built ports for running a heater duct or electrical cable into the tent without leaving a window cracked open.

Larger Doors and Windows: Bigger openings than previous generations for better airflow, easier entry and exit, and more natural light.

Specifications

Sleeping Capacity 2-3 People
Seasons 4 Season - Protection from rain, wind, and UV exposure
Floor ThermaSeal Floor System - Durable, insulating honeycomb aluminum panels with layer of cork
Shell Construction DuraCore double layered fiber-reinforced plastic (FRP)
Tent Fabric BreathWeave 320gsm poly-cotton (recycled poly 35% / cotton 65%) blackout canvas
Rainfly Fabric Waterproof 90gsm Recycled Polyester 75D Rip-Stop with weather resistant DWR coating
Weight (Tent + Mounting Brackets) 132 lb (60 kg)
Weight (Ladder) 13 lb (6 kg)
Weight (Foam Mattress) 9.3 lb (4.2 kg)
Weight (RTT Comfort LT) 12.8 lb (5.8 kg)
Sleeping Area 67 3/8" x 82 5/8" (171 x 210 cm)
Height (Closed / Open) 13 3/4" / 46 1/2" (35 / 118 cm)
Footprint (Closed) 68 1/8" x 52 3/8" (173 x 133 cm)
Crossbar Distance Range 24" - 49" (60 - 125cm)
Lighting Dimmable White / Amber / Red
Lighting Input Voltage DC 5V
Lighting Power Consumption White 6.25w / Amber 5.15w / Red 5.55w
Mounting Mounting Brackets 3.0 - Universal mounting system fits most crossbars
Included Ladder Adjustable, telescoping aluminum HC Ladder (88 1/2" in / 225 cm)
Warranty 2-year limited warranty

Vehicle Compatibility

The Skycamp 4.0 Trio fits a wider range of vehicles than the Duo thanks to its balanced footprint. Your vehicle's roof rack or crossbars need a minimum dynamic load rating of 155 lbs, and your crossbars must be between 24 and 49 inches apart. The Trio is designed for wagons, mid-size SUVs, full-size trucks, and compact SUVs.


Not sure if the Trio fits your vehicle? Call us at 844-200-3979 and we will check your crossbar spacing and load ratings before you buy.

Duo vs Trio vs Quad: Which Skycamp 4.0 Do You Need?

Duo Trio Quad
Sleeps 1-2 2-3 3-4
Weight (Tent + Brackets) 119 lb 132 lb 157 lb
Sleeping Area 60 1/4" x 82 5/8" 67 3/8" x 82 5/8" 84 5/8" x 83 1/8"
Crossbar Range 22" - 41" 24" - 49" 30" - 60"
Min Dynamic Load 140 lbs 155 lbs 185 lbs
Best For Compact crossovers, compact SUVs Wagons, mid-size SUVs, full-size trucks Full-size SUVs, full-size trucks

The Trio hits the sweet spot. 7 inches wider sleeping area than the Duo, 13 lbs heavier, and fits most mid-size and full-size vehicles. If you are a couple who wants extra room or a small family with one child, the Trio gives you that space without jumping to the full-size Quad.

Pros

  • New mid-size option (2-3 person) that fills a gap no other hardshell RTT brand offers
  • 60-second setup and teardown with gas struts, no poles or rainfly
  • ThermaSeal cork floor, integrated LED (White/Amber/Red), and HVAC pass-throughs now standard
  • BreathWeave 320gsm blackout canvas manages condensation better than synthetic fabrics
  • Wider crossbar range (24"-49") fits more vehicles than the Duo

Cons

  • Premium pricing. If budget is a concern, browse RTTs under $1,500
  • At 132 lbs (tent + brackets), it requires a rack with at least 155 lbs dynamic load rating

Frequently Asked Questions

What rack do I need for the Skycamp 4.0 Trio?

You need crossbars or a rack with a minimum dynamic load rating of 155 lbs and crossbar spacing between 24" and 49" apart. The Trio uses iKamper's Mounting Brackets 3.0, a universal mounting system that fits most crossbars from Prinsu, Front Runner, Thule, Yakima, Rhino-Rack, and others. If you do not have a rack yet, call us and we will help you pair the right rack with this tent for your vehicle.

Can I leave my bedding inside when the tent is closed?

Yes. The Skycamp 4.0 is designed with space to store sleeping bags and pillows inside when closed. The refined shell design allows for significantly more bedding storage than previous generations. Push your bedding toward the hinge side before closing. The optional air mattress fully deflates for even more storage room.

What is the difference between the Trio and the old Skycamp 3.0?

The 3.0 came in one size (4-person). The Trio is a dedicated 2-3 person tent that did not exist before. Key upgrades include the DuraCore double-layer shell, BreathWeave 320gsm blackout canvas, ThermaSeal cork floor, integrated LED lighting (White/Amber/Red), power and HVAC pass-throughs, and larger doors and windows. The Trio is narrower than the 3.0, making it fit mid-size vehicles that the 3.0 could not accommodate without hanging over the edges of the rack.

Is the Skycamp 4.0 Trio good for winter camping?

Yes. The Skycamp 4.0 Trio is rated for 4-season use with protection from rain, wind, and UV exposure. The DuraCore double-layer shell provides built-in air insulation. The ThermaSeal cork floor insulates against cold from below. The BreathWeave canvas manages condensation while staying waterproof. The HVAC pass-through lets you run a heater duct into the tent without cracking a window. For serious cold weather camping, pair with a quality sleeping bag rated for your expected low temperatures.

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Questions About the Skycamp 4.0 Trio?

We will verify crossbar spacing, load ratings, and rack compatibility for your vehicle before you buy.

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