Tent

In 2020, Decathlon updated its classic Quechua 2 Second Tent with the 2 Second Easy, an even smoother variant with faster-packing operation. Decathlon now grows the Easy family with a 3-person variant that's every bit as fast and easy to work.

As affirmed by Edward Abbey's classic novel Desert Solitaire, spending time alone in nature can be profoundly inspiring. For those adventures, Terrapod presents the RTTx Solo, a one-person rooftop tent that saves space while providing solid shelter.

Tentsile has built an impressive stable of suspended sleeping shelters and hammocks since launching its very first tree tent in 2012, and its latest creations land with a particularly green tinge through the use of recycled ocean plastics.

The all-new Snow Peak Zekka has launched as part base camp tent, part sun shelter and part wide-stretching observational lookout point. With windows all over, the Zekka brings the local scenery to life while still keeping the elements at bay.

German startup Roof Space has fine-tuned the folding hardshell rooftop tent. Its One RTT tops the vehicle with 60-second clamshell operation, three-person capacity, and a "Panorama Mode" that makes it an airy balcony for taking in sun and scenery.

Some people find tents with poles to be a little too fiddly to set up, which is one of the main reasons why inflatable tents were invented. Aerogogo's Giga tent takes the easiness factor a step further, by automatically inflating itself.

Haven Tents launched in 2019 with a Kickstarter campaign for a lightweight hammock tent for the backcountry. Now it's hiked to the front country, introducing the Safari shelter for glamping comfort anywhere from car campsites to the backyard.

The latest model in Heimplanet's family of distinctive geodesic inflatable tents is the most conspicuous yet. Inspired by Icelandic backcountry storm shelters, the new Cave XL 4-Season adds extra size, storm worthiness and bright, blazing color.

Back in 2020, Exod debuted one of the more striking tents of modern times. As intriguing as it was, the 18-lb, $2,240 Ark wasn't practical for many. Exod strikes back with the Monolith, a smaller, lighter inflatable ground/tree tent with lower price.

Perhaps you've got a Toyota Tacoma pickup with a cap on the back, and you'd like to sleep in there when camping, but the truck's cargo bed is just too short. Should that be the case, the Topper Tent may be for you.

Usually tents pitch on either the ground or a vehicle roof, but the new C6 Rev tent does both and also jumps into a truck to triple as a pickup tent. So wherever you make camp, the Rev ensures you get the sleep you need for the next day's adventures.

A redesigned and rebranded version of the Mollusc Nano tent we looked at in 2015, the Campo Escape M4 hits the scene as the "world's first retractable tent." Its fabric pulls back so outdoor revelers can greet the world.