Yes. All the way, yes. This thing is awesome. I’ll tell you what, it is a lot of money but it is worth it. Not just how amazing the quality and comfort ease but their sales and support team are next level awesome. I’ve got mine on a VW Alltrack and it looks and performs just as good as the videos. A few things that I haven’t seen people harp on enough:
1. The lights! The internal and external LED strips are amazing. Sure you could grab a set and put it in yourself but they have positioned them perfectly and the internal wiring makes it so clean and no stress when packing and setting up.
2. The mattress is way more comfortable that it has any business being for a little under 3 inches thick. I previously did a ton of hiking and bike packing and I’m very used to having to stay warm with a sleeping bag and an insulated sleeping pad. I was more than comfortable my first test night sleeping at about 30° with just a blanket and a pillow.
3. The included accessories. Not only do you get to attachable bags for storage like they show in the video, but you also get a separate storage bag, a ladder protector, a sand free net, and include include a ratcheting wrench with your hardware. Excellent!
Looking forward to many adventures thank you so much guys

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Just finished installing my new Falcon on a Subaru Outback, and offer here a couple installation suggestions. 1) It is easier to lift and position the tent with 3 or even 4 people, rather than two. 2) Take the advice offered by Roofnest and install the rubber layer on top of your rack crossbars. You need the clearance to get to the mounting bolts. Order the rubber bands well in advance as it may take a while to get them delivered. 3) Getting the mounting bolts cinched down adequately takes time. If you have a sunroof, the two closest to the front of the vehicle can be accessed more easily by opening the sunroof all three way and kneeling in the front seats. 4) Slide the ladder hooks into the groove BEFORE adding the latch assemblies. You can tighten them later but get them slid in first or you will have to remove part of the latch assembly later. 5) The latches are a very snug fit. You can make closing them easier by making sure that the cylinder cross piece on the smaller part of the assembly is pushed as close to the pivoting assembly as possible before tightening the allen bolts. There is only a little play but it is enough to make a difference. That’s it. Enjoy your tent