Thule Wide Sky 2-Person Roof Top Tent

When you roll into camp after dark and the coastal rain is coming down sideways, the last thing you want is a 15-minute tent setup. The Thule Widesky is an ultra-low-profile hardshell wedge tent that deploys in under 30 seconds. At just under 8 inches thick when closed, it minimizes wind drag on the highway and keeps your center of gravity low on off-camber trails. Inside, it breaks away from traditional wedge designs by offering a taller front profile, panoramic doors, and a mattress that converts into a sofa backrest, giving you highly functional living space when the weather forces you inside.

Key Features

• Gas-Assist 30-Second Setup: Unlatch the aluminum shell and let the internal gas struts do the heavy lifting. You go from parked to ready-to-sleep in less than a minute, with zero poles or fabric to wrestle.
• Ultra-Low Profile: Measuring just 7.9 inches thick when closed, the Widesky cuts down on wind noise and preserves vehicle clearance for tight, overgrown roads and trails.
• Lounge Mode: The integrated high-density mattress folds up to create a sofa backrest. This allows two people to comfortably sit up, read, or wait out a storm without feeling cramped against the roof.
• Built-in Illumination: Integrated internal LED lights eliminate the need to fumble with headlamps or string lights when getting situated for the night.
• All-Weather Canopy: Built from 100% recycled 600D polyester ripstop, the breathable canopy is engineered to shed heavy rain and manage interior condensation, even in humid conditions.

What’s Included

• Thule Widesky 2-Person Hardshell Rooftop Tent
• High-density foam mattress with convertible sofa function
• Telescoping aluminum ladder
• Mounting hardware and brackets
• Integrated interior LED lighting

Pro Tip: Wedge tents are exceptionally fast, but their tapered design can sometimes restrict foot room. Thule engineered the Widesky with an elevated hinge point at the front to combat this, making it much more livable than older clam-shell designs. Because hardshells carry their weight across a rigid aluminum floor, they mount incredibly well to flat platforms like the Prinsu Roof Racks commonly run on Toyotas.