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Yakima SkyRise Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent (Small)
Delivery $75
Yakima SkyRise Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent (Small)
Yakima SkyRise HD Small 2020-2024 Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent 8007436
Delivery between 3–13 Aug $111
originally posted on REI
I had the original Skyrise3 and this HD version is much improved. Everything is higher quality, from the materials to the zippers.-It's roomier; I think they changed the length on the diagonal supports to make the roof higher.-The fabric is much thicker and there are multiple waterproofing enhancements, like rubber underneath the fly on the corners and overlapping material on all the zippers.-The windows are also much larger and the front door and rear window are essentially the same now. If you don't have the fly on, the poles slot into the door flap on both sides and act as an awning. Pretty neat.-The ladder also collapses back into the stored position without manually thumbing the switches on each level (there are little dimples on the steps that ... MoreI had the original Skyrise3 and this HD version is much improved. Everything is higher quality, from the materials to the zippers.-It's roomier; I think they changed the length on the diagonal supports to make the roof higher.-The fabric is much thicker and there are multiple waterproofing enhancements, like rubber underneath the fly on the corners and overlapping material on all the zippers.-The windows are also much larger and the front door and rear window are essentially the same now. If you don't have the fly on, the poles slot into the door flap on both sides and act as an awning. Pretty neat.-The ladder also collapses back into the stored position without manually thumbing the switches on each level (there are little dimples on the steps that automatically unlock the steps as you are collapsing it).-The cover is larger, so it's easy to keep your bedding in the tent when you fold it up.-The floor seems very sturdy. Not sure if they changed anything, but the previous version made some popping sounds. The HD version is completely solid.-The track corners for the annex are beefier. I had trouble with the previous version, and these are much improved.I'm loving the tent. I have it mounted on a custom built trailer and it has completely changed my camping experience. 5 minutes to close up the tent and take off, so even if you have it mounted on a car, it's not a huge hassle to drive someone. It really feels like you're in a tree-house. It's also great that there's no need to brush down the underside or find a level spot.I really recommend the annex and the skyloft accessory.
originally posted on yakima.com
This is me first RTT and I just took it out to the Olympic Peninsula. The first night I stayed dry during a full night of hard downpour even though I set the tent up in the dark and was unable to figure out the rainfly. The materials of the tent are not only sturdy but extremely high quality, Yakima put time and effort to ensure everything was done correctly, and so far it seems like it's going to last for several years of heavy use. After the first night I realized the poles for the rain fly go into the frame at about a 45 degree angle, not straight into the frame.Night two was a lot more enjoyable even though there was still a heavy downpour, but this time the rainfly was set up correctly and I slept in peace knowing even without the rainfly properly installed I ... MoreThis is me first RTT and I just took it out to the Olympic Peninsula. The first night I stayed dry during a full night of hard downpour even though I set the tent up in the dark and was unable to figure out the rainfly. The materials of the tent are not only sturdy but extremely high quality, Yakima put time and effort to ensure everything was done correctly, and so far it seems like it's going to last for several years of heavy use. After the first night I realized the poles for the rain fly go into the frame at about a 45 degree angle, not straight into the frame.Night two was a lot more enjoyable even though there was still a heavy downpour, but this time the rainfly was set up correctly and I slept in peace knowing even without the rainfly properly installed I would stay perfectly dry.I had this tent mounted on a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser using Timberline Towers and CoreBar crossbars. After 550 miles I experienced road noise for only a few miles while driving through a major crosswind with rain.I rated this tent a 4 star for only two reasons, the first was the shipping company was a pain to deal with and they threatened an additional upcharge after they missed their scheduled delivery window and required a reschedule. The other reason I give this a 4 star was the mattress was a little firm, still better than any camp mat I've used. I kept a quilt and two sleeping bags in the tent while moved camp grounds and it folded up with no issue. I think you could fit a mattress topper in the tent without any issues. This was a great buy and I can't wait to take it back out.Install was easy, even by myself. The 100lb tent was heavy but using my spare tire, I was able to rotate and flip the tent on my roof without any assistance, though I am sure a friend would make it a whole lot easier.
originally posted on REI
The SkyRise HD tent has been a great companion on our adventures. The heavy fabric is really durable and done a great job keeping us dry on rainy nights. The windows and doors are big and let lots of air and light in when desired, but the fabric is also nearly blackout so it keeps the light out if you like to sleep in or take an afternoon nap. I love the skylight feature. You can lookout at the stars as you drift off to sleep. The ladder works great and has a quick collapse feature I really like. It makes taking down the tent much easier than other ladders I've used.The mattress density seems perfect for me. I know it's subjective, but I've used other tents that have a super mushy mattress and I didn't care for them as I got cold spots on my shoulders and hips. ... MoreThe SkyRise HD tent has been a great companion on our adventures. The heavy fabric is really durable and done a great job keeping us dry on rainy nights. The windows and doors are big and let lots of air and light in when desired, but the fabric is also nearly blackout so it keeps the light out if you like to sleep in or take an afternoon nap. I love the skylight feature. You can lookout at the stars as you drift off to sleep. The ladder works great and has a quick collapse feature I really like. It makes taking down the tent much easier than other ladders I've used.The mattress density seems perfect for me. I know it's subjective, but I've used other tents that have a super mushy mattress and I didn't care for them as I got cold spots on my shoulders and hips. This one seems to be a nice mid/firm comfortable mattress.I also really like the look and color scheme of the SkyRise HD tent.If you are looking for a great RTT, this is a really nice option.
Yakima SkyRise Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent (Small)
Delivery $75
Yakima SkyRise Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent (Small)
Yakima SkyRise HD Small 2020-2024 Heavy Duty Rooftop Tent 8007436
Delivery between 3–13 Aug $111
I had the original Skyrise3 and this HD version is much improved. Everything is higher quality, from the materials to the zippers.-It's roomier; I think they changed the length on the diagonal supports to make the roof higher.-The fabric is much thicker and there are multiple waterproofing enhancements, like rubber underneath the fly on the corners and overlapping material on all the zippers.-The windows are also much larger and the front door and rear window are essentially the same now. If you don't have the fly on, the poles slot into the door flap on both sides and act as an awning. Pretty neat.-The ladder also collapses back into the stored position without manually thumbing the switches on each level (there are little dimples on the steps that ... MoreI had the original Skyrise3 and this HD version is much improved. Everything is higher quality, from the materials to the zippers.-It's roomier; I think they changed the length on the diagonal supports to make the roof higher.-The fabric is much thicker and there are multiple waterproofing enhancements, like rubber underneath the fly on the corners and overlapping material on all the zippers.-The windows are also much larger and the front door and rear window are essentially the same now. If you don't have the fly on, the poles slot into the door flap on both sides and act as an awning. Pretty neat.-The ladder also collapses back into the stored position without manually thumbing the switches on each level (there are little dimples on the steps that automatically unlock the steps as you are collapsing it).-The cover is larger, so it's easy to keep your bedding in the tent when you fold it up.-The floor seems very sturdy. Not sure if they changed anything, but the previous version made some popping sounds. The HD version is completely solid.-The track corners for the annex are beefier. I had trouble with the previous version, and these are much improved.I'm loving the tent. I have it mounted on a custom built trailer and it has completely changed my camping experience. 5 minutes to close up the tent and take off, so even if you have it mounted on a car, it's not a huge hassle to drive someone. It really feels like you're in a tree-house. It's also great that there's no need to brush down the underside or find a level spot.I really recommend the annex and the skyloft accessory.
This is me first RTT and I just took it out to the Olympic Peninsula. The first night I stayed dry during a full night of hard downpour even though I set the tent up in the dark and was unable to figure out the rainfly. The materials of the tent are not only sturdy but extremely high quality, Yakima put time and effort to ensure everything was done correctly, and so far it seems like it's going to last for several years of heavy use. After the first night I realized the poles for the rain fly go into the frame at about a 45 degree angle, not straight into the frame.Night two was a lot more enjoyable even though there was still a heavy downpour, but this time the rainfly was set up correctly and I slept in peace knowing even without the rainfly properly installed I ... MoreThis is me first RTT and I just took it out to the Olympic Peninsula. The first night I stayed dry during a full night of hard downpour even though I set the tent up in the dark and was unable to figure out the rainfly. The materials of the tent are not only sturdy but extremely high quality, Yakima put time and effort to ensure everything was done correctly, and so far it seems like it's going to last for several years of heavy use. After the first night I realized the poles for the rain fly go into the frame at about a 45 degree angle, not straight into the frame.Night two was a lot more enjoyable even though there was still a heavy downpour, but this time the rainfly was set up correctly and I slept in peace knowing even without the rainfly properly installed I would stay perfectly dry.I had this tent mounted on a 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser using Timberline Towers and CoreBar crossbars. After 550 miles I experienced road noise for only a few miles while driving through a major crosswind with rain.I rated this tent a 4 star for only two reasons, the first was the shipping company was a pain to deal with and they threatened an additional upcharge after they missed their scheduled delivery window and required a reschedule. The other reason I give this a 4 star was the mattress was a little firm, still better than any camp mat I've used. I kept a quilt and two sleeping bags in the tent while moved camp grounds and it folded up with no issue. I think you could fit a mattress topper in the tent without any issues. This was a great buy and I can't wait to take it back out.Install was easy, even by myself. The 100lb tent was heavy but using my spare tire, I was able to rotate and flip the tent on my roof without any assistance, though I am sure a friend would make it a whole lot easier.
The SkyRise HD tent has been a great companion on our adventures. The heavy fabric is really durable and done a great job keeping us dry on rainy nights. The windows and doors are big and let lots of air and light in when desired, but the fabric is also nearly blackout so it keeps the light out if you like to sleep in or take an afternoon nap. I love the skylight feature. You can lookout at the stars as you drift off to sleep. The ladder works great and has a quick collapse feature I really like. It makes taking down the tent much easier than other ladders I've used.The mattress density seems perfect for me. I know it's subjective, but I've used other tents that have a super mushy mattress and I didn't care for them as I got cold spots on my shoulders and hips. ... MoreThe SkyRise HD tent has been a great companion on our adventures. The heavy fabric is really durable and done a great job keeping us dry on rainy nights. The windows and doors are big and let lots of air and light in when desired, but the fabric is also nearly blackout so it keeps the light out if you like to sleep in or take an afternoon nap. I love the skylight feature. You can lookout at the stars as you drift off to sleep. The ladder works great and has a quick collapse feature I really like. It makes taking down the tent much easier than other ladders I've used.The mattress density seems perfect for me. I know it's subjective, but I've used other tents that have a super mushy mattress and I didn't care for them as I got cold spots on my shoulders and hips. This one seems to be a nice mid/firm comfortable mattress.I also really like the look and color scheme of the SkyRise HD tent.If you are looking for a great RTT, this is a really nice option.
We've used this for a couple of week-long trips. It keeps you dryer than a tent, which is nice, and doesn't take up any interior space which is also nice. Its solid, and you feel very safe and sturdy. That said, there is a lot of room for improvement that should have come up in testing. First, zippers. OMG, so many. At least having the screens have different color pulls from the rain fly and all of that would make it easier, setup is a billion zippers. The rain fly supports are death defying. In the dark, leaning outside of the tent, is death-defying. Its just a bad design. The ladder gets stuck on the tent frame every single rung, clearly this was never tested. The screens block a lot of light and wind, this is a pretty claustrophobic tent and it gets hot fast. On ... MoreWe've used this for a couple of week-long trips. It keeps you dryer than a tent, which is nice, and doesn't take up any interior space which is also nice. Its solid, and you feel very safe and sturdy. That said, there is a lot of room for improvement that should have come up in testing. First, zippers. OMG, so many. At least having the screens have different color pulls from the rain fly and all of that would make it easier, setup is a billion zippers. The rain fly supports are death defying. In the dark, leaning outside of the tent, is death-defying. Its just a bad design. The ladder gets stuck on the tent frame every single rung, clearly this was never tested. The screens block a lot of light and wind, this is a pretty claustrophobic tent and it gets hot fast. On the plus side, it isn't too hard to set up if you're very tall and young. It didn't add a lot of drag to the vehicle. And it keeps you off the ground and dry. All things said though, I'd take a tent that I could set up once and leave at a side over this which requires setup and teardown every single day, and if you start a campfire and realize your lighter is dead - you're packing up your camp just to drive to the camp store. I also wish there was some sort of storage, you've already got this thing on the roof, having a place to store some of the gear you might want up in the tent would be helpful, ideally with inside and external access.
I’ve used the SkyRise HD to facilitate 7500 miles of self-isolated cross-country driving during this pandemic year. Here are my impressions after about two weeks in the tent.THE GOOD: • No problems with stitching or basic design. • Windows work well and in hot weather are essential. • Rainfly (both the poles and the flexible rainfly rods) seemed difficult to use at first, but after half a dozen setups it’s become easy. We weathered a 7-hour thundershower in New Mexico and the rainfly kept us dry, even with the tent windows mostly open. • Mattress isn’t luxurious, but it’s fine. I’ve learned that I need to take two pillows to compensate for a thinner mattress.THE BAD: Nothing is really bad, but some things could be better. • Vinyl caps on the rainfly rods slip ... MoreI’ve used the SkyRise HD to facilitate 7500 miles of self-isolated cross-country driving during this pandemic year. Here are my impressions after about two weeks in the tent.THE GOOD: • No problems with stitching or basic design. • Windows work well and in hot weather are essential. • Rainfly (both the poles and the flexible rainfly rods) seemed difficult to use at first, but after half a dozen setups it’s become easy. We weathered a 7-hour thundershower in New Mexico and the rainfly kept us dry, even with the tent windows mostly open. • Mattress isn’t luxurious, but it’s fine. I’ve learned that I need to take two pillows to compensate for a thinner mattress.THE BAD: Nothing is really bad, but some things could be better. • Vinyl caps on the rainfly rods slip off all too easily. • There are 1" grommets in the rainfly that receive the crook in the rods; one of these fell out, so I re-peened all of them. • The telescoping ladder works well, though it took on some rainwater in its bottom section; probably needs a drain hole. • All windows and screens use tedious rings and toggles; for the front screen, I riveted some magnets that click the flap to the inside pole. • The same ring-and-toggle arrangement is used to furl the tent’s heavy vinyl storage/travel cover — and this is a design weakness, because the toggle attaches with straps of thin vinyl — one of which broke almost right away, and I replaced it with a fastex buckle and nylon strap. • The vinyl cover is also tailored too tightly to the tent. It can be hard to pull the cover down to the 2" velcro strips, and I’ve never managed to get both corner zippers closed. If the cover were 1" larger in HxWxD, the job would be far easier. • One final annoyance is the mount: my Yakima rack has RoundBars, to which the SkyRise mounts by using four adapters — secure, but balky and fussy to align. I wish the adapters could be permanently integrated with the clamps.OTHER STUFF: Originally, I planned not to purchase the Annex or any other add-ons, including the SideKick shoe bags — until I found them all on sale. My crew definitely recommends both. The Annex is great for changing clothes, and if you have a portable toilet it can serve as a restroom. SideKick shoe bags do keep dirty shoes out of the tent and sheltered from the rain. • I added a lightweight (folding) stool for setup and takedown. • I also strongly recommend a hooked footstep that slips into your car’s door latches; on my Forester, they provide a secure foothold 40" off the ground. (Find these on eBay by searching for “Folding Door Latch Doorstep” or some such. Get two, one for each side.)STORAGE: I use a small electric hoist to lift the tent off the car inside my garage. But to do that, you have to have enough door clearance to back the car in. My SkyRise comes close to 7'-3" when mounted, but my garage door frame is more like 7'-0". I solved the clearance problem (1) by removing the mattress before I close the tent for storage, and then (2) removing the two large bolts that constitute the main hinge of the tent platform. The profile of the stored tent thereby drops by at least two inches and clears the garage door and opener.All in all, I'm happy with this tent and I'd buy it again.
Plus side: 6 big windows and doors that open up with or without bug screening making it great in warm weather. I've had the tent in a rain storm with 50 mph wind gusts. It stayed perfectly dry. Recently had it in a night long wind storm in Utah; gusts up to 60 mph. It handled it!Down sides: Like other rooftop tents it's a little fiddly in set up/take down. It's too heavy for one person to take on/off car. And it's kinda pricey.
I had a Maggiolina hard shell tent before. It was a very high price unit. It fell short in the fact it was really heavy, about 40 lbs more than this tent and my wife found it claustrophobic. I tried a variety of different roof top units, particularly in South Africa, where I go for work as a Geologist. I really had no issues with any of them, just minor details. This tent was very low priced in comparison and seems to actually not leak in the rain, according to other users as well. The manufacturer actually spent some time sealing the tent. It shows, you can see how nice a job they did inside. I also like the fact it is a very light tent. So it is reasonable to mount to my Range Rover which is slightly tall. It also, in spite of the Yakima configurator saying it ... MoreI had a Maggiolina hard shell tent before. It was a very high price unit. It fell short in the fact it was really heavy, about 40 lbs more than this tent and my wife found it claustrophobic. I tried a variety of different roof top units, particularly in South Africa, where I go for work as a Geologist. I really had no issues with any of them, just minor details. This tent was very low priced in comparison and seems to actually not leak in the rain, according to other users as well. The manufacturer actually spent some time sealing the tent. It shows, you can see how nice a job they did inside. I also like the fact it is a very light tent. So it is reasonable to mount to my Range Rover which is slightly tall. It also, in spite of the Yakima configurator saying it does not fit, actually fits just fine to my Land Rover factory accessory tracks & crossbars. It really does stow away a lot easier than almost all the tents I have had, including the hard shell tent. A couple of items that make set up a lot easier is one of the small steps that hook to the door lock on the car. Makes accessing the straps a breeze (unless you are NBA basketball eligible). Getting an LED strip light, either Yakima's or any of the myriad of others. They really do a nice job of illuminating the tent and can stay up on the top bar with velcro. My only gripe was putting the tension rods for the rainfly. It was not intuitive. After a few attempts ending in confusion and then looking directly at the hole. I realized you need to start there and slide the rod into the hole about ½" or so, then hook it to the rainfly grommet. The Yakima shoe bag is nice, but I have some mesh bags I hang with a tiny carabiner. I learned, after years in Africa, never leave you shoes on the ground. I have found all kinds of interesting insects in them in the morning. One of the gear hammocks are nice as well for the peak of the tent to store all that loose stuff in your pockets. I have a tendency to leave all kinds of stuff in the side pockets, only to discover them the next season. The overhead hammocks makes it hard to forget. You really can feel stupid if you leave your keys up there and stow the tent, only to have to open it again so you can drive away. Nice tent, reasonable pricing, well made, not noisy when mounted near the rear of your roof. Good value, nice construction.
I was originally skeptical of this product because the older version had issues with water leakage in both the rain fly and the tent body itself. After doing some research I decided to take a chance on Yakima’s new HD version. It was very competitively priced, light weight, and had the quick release knobs for easy installation/removal. I don’t leave it on my truck when it is not in use so the weight and ease of removal are important to me.Ordering from REI was easy and the tent arrived within 5 days. Initial install was relatively easy. One issue I ran into during initial installation, however, was that the Yakima clamps are not universal and are designed to work with Yakima, Thule, or Rhino aero bars (comes with adapter to work with round bars too). My truck’s ... MoreI was originally skeptical of this product because the older version had issues with water leakage in both the rain fly and the tent body itself. After doing some research I decided to take a chance on Yakima’s new HD version. It was very competitively priced, light weight, and had the quick release knobs for easy installation/removal. I don’t leave it on my truck when it is not in use so the weight and ease of removal are important to me.Ordering from REI was easy and the tent arrived within 5 days. Initial install was relatively easy. One issue I ran into during initial installation, however, was that the Yakima clamps are not universal and are designed to work with Yakima, Thule, or Rhino aero bars (comes with adapter to work with round bars too). My truck’s bed rack bars were too wide so the Yakima clamps would not secure the tent to the rack. Easily fixed by bolting some unistrut to my bed rack and mounting it to that, but annoying nonetheless.Mounting the tent to my truck bed is simple enough and can be done with one person in about 15-20 minutes, but can be much easier be done in 10 min tops with two people. Removal is just as easy. Two people are probably necessary to mount to a vehicles roof. The locking clamps are also a great security feature to help prevent theft when you are not around the vehicle.After having taken this tent out on two camping trips, I am very happy with the the quality and performance of the tent. First trip was around 10k ft in elevation and the second was around 12.5k in elevation. Probably the most impressive aspect of the tent was how well it stoop up to an alpine hail storm with 30-40 mph gusts at 12500 ft. Hail was pea sized or smaller luckily, but no damage whatsoever to the tent and not a drop of rain inside. Rain persisted for a few hours and the rain fly held up great. Strong wind meant the rain was coming in sideways onto the tent body and still no water inside. The strong winds continued throughout the night and the rain fly/ tent body held up excellently. I was very impressed with how quiet the tent was in the wind with the rain fly tightened down. Zipping up all the windows retains heat much better than I expected and keeps with tent very warm in 30-40 degree weather at night. Likewise, unzipping them creates an excellent draft to cool things off during the day. The sky window is a neat feature, but not very good for stargazing at night. Unfortunately the clear plastic distorts the view too much to really see anything but the brightest stars. Great for looking around during the day though. Bug nets all worked very well too. I think the mattress is just a little too firm, but a $25 investment in a memory foam topper should do just the trick.Overall I would highly recommend this product as a four-season tent that can absolutely stand up to the elements.
After a lot of research I selected the SKY RISE HD 3 for the top of my F150 and reinforced camper shell. Main reasons, light weight, waterproof, compatible with other Yakima gear, ladder length, 20% discount at REI, works well with Tepui 3 person insulation, anti-condensation mat, and table. I like the Yakima tent accessories which work well both on the Slim Shady awning and the Sky rise Annex. The medium is comfortable for two people at 56" wide it will allow the use of two 25" pads and sleeping bags. I found the foam pad a little hard by itself and use 2 78" x 25" Exped down mats for more comfort and insulation. Minor improvements which anyone could do, is replace the plastic ground tabs with metal ones. The attachment fabric seems very adequate to handle it. The ... MoreAfter a lot of research I selected the SKY RISE HD 3 for the top of my F150 and reinforced camper shell. Main reasons, light weight, waterproof, compatible with other Yakima gear, ladder length, 20% discount at REI, works well with Tepui 3 person insulation, anti-condensation mat, and table. I like the Yakima tent accessories which work well both on the Slim Shady awning and the Sky rise Annex. The medium is comfortable for two people at 56" wide it will allow the use of two 25" pads and sleeping bags. I found the foam pad a little hard by itself and use 2 78" x 25" Exped down mats for more comfort and insulation. Minor improvements which anyone could do, is replace the plastic ground tabs with metal ones. The attachment fabric seems very adequate to handle it. The gear loft has some neat hook and loop attachments that work very well in the annex. I think it would hang down to low in the tent itself. The sky rise has great open air views and 4 windows which provide excellent viewing and air circulation. To avoid condensation keep the fly on and leave the top windows open above your head. It converts the tent into a double wall tent. A competitors air permeable insulator kit fits fine and allow moisture to escape. Because it is 600 denier rip stop poly vs 280 denier poly cotton it will not wet out no matter how much rain and snow. The annex is much lighter fabric but also very light weight which helps out a lot in packing down. It works very well as a toilet area, changing room or gear storage. I use the longer 78" Yakima round bars with all of the components that are 82" from the ground. Yakima website say the annex will work up to 86" off the ground. I do like how the annex attaches to the tent ladder. The more you use it the quicker you get setting it up and taking it down. Because of the height of the truck and camper I do need a 10' collapsible ladder to deploy and redeploy everything.
Outstanding product, extremely easy to install and use. Practical and high quality materials. Purchased from A1 roof racks who provided excellent customer service, great price and super fast delivery to far North Queensland. Few points for prospective buyers- the sky rail clamps only open 100mm so make sure your cross bars have enough space for the clamp/claw system. It’s durable, breezy and easily sleeps two adults. Very satisfied customer, thanks.
This exciting addition to our SkyRise Family is your hub for the ultimate mobile base camp in any season. The SkyRise HD tent body is ruggedly constructed with 600D Ripstop polyester fabric and a 3000mm waterproof PU coating. Paired with the weather-shedding waterproof rainfly, you’re set for complete protection against the elements. The extra-large windows and doors provide grand views and great ventilation—while the thick wall-to-wall foam sleeping pad provides cushy, all-night comfort. * Image may differ from actual product.
This exciting addition to our SkyRise Family is your hub for the ultimate mobile base camp in any season. The SkyRise HD tent body is ruggedly constructed with 600D Ripstop polyester fabric and a 3000mm waterproof PU coating. Paired with the weather-shedding waterproof rainfly, you’re set for complete protection against the elements. The extra-large windows and doors provide grand views and great ventilation—while the thick wall-to-wall foam sleeping pad provides cushy, all-night comfort. * Image may differ from actual product.
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The lowest price for Yakima Skyrise HD Tent - Small right now is $1,557.00 at A1 Roof Racks, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $1,424.00 on 19 Aug 2025 — today's price is 9% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 2 Aug 2026.
Yakima Skyrise HD Tent - Small
This exciting addition to our SkyRise Family is your hub for the ultimate mobile base camp in any season. The SkyRise HD tent body is ruggedly constructed with 600D Ripstop polyester fabric and a 3000mm waterproof PU coating. Paired with the weather-shedding waterproof rainfly, you’re set for complete protection against the elements. The extra-large windows and doors provide grand views and great ventilation—while the thick wall-to-wall foam sleeping pad provides cushy, all-night comfort. * Image may differ from actual product.
This exciting addition to our SkyRise Family is your hub for the ultimate mobile base camp in any season. The SkyRise HD tent body is ruggedly constructed with 600D Ripstop polyester fabric and a 3000mm waterproof PU coating. Paired with the weather-shedding waterproof rainfly, you’re set for complete protection against the elements. The extra-large windows and doors provide grand views and great ventilation—while the thick wall-to-wall foam sleeping pad provides cushy, all-night comfort. * Image may differ from actual product.
