Insulation Tent

5 stars kept us warm and dry
Ikamper is the best trust me forget the rest .

Using it this week 29 degrees great salt lake.

Game Changer!!! Did some winter camping in 17°F temperatures and it performed flawless. Inside of tent was able to hold around 50°F with a small electric heater running off our Jackery. No more icicles inside the tent.

No need for a sleeping bag on a 40 degrees weather. Very comfy.

We loved our insulation tent, game changer for camping during cold weather! Super easy to setup/breakdown (1-2 min). Perfect for our family of 4.

I installed my insulation tent on my xcover in about ten minutes. Very easy. Quality looks top notch all the stitches are good. Can’t wait to get out this year and use it. It’s nice with the x cover that you don’t have to take the rest of the tent off to install it.

Good option for cold days

An absolute necessity! It got down to 3 degrees our first family camping trip, and my husband and kiddo both slept in their underpants. Love this tent!

We got the Mini 3.0 last summer and enjoyed how easy and comfy it was. Winter came and we still wanted to be outdoors. The insulation was amazing. We couldn't believe how good it kept the warmth in and the cold out! Yosemite National Park was our testing ground. It was 21 degrees outside and it was probably at the lowest 60 inside our tent. No heater. No electric blanket. Just the wife and our small Pomeranian. It was easy to install, and loved how the instructions was printed on the storage bag!

The insulation worked great. Made a big difference for our trip!

I have used the insulation tent for a week and within the first 3 times of opening and closing the tent, there was a broken hook at the top point of the insulation tent which had snapped in the closing of the tent itself. The two corners of the top ridge also have the elastic too loose off from the start but could be partially corrected with tightening. The rest of the tent was fabulous and the temperature was significantly different with it. The only other stylistic change I would make is to mimic the side windows in having the insulation tent be rounded so to allow the full air exposure, if desired.

Tried this out camping in 32 degree weather. Does a good job of holding the heat. While we were getting ready for bed and being a little more active, temps got up to almost 70 in the tent. By the coldest part of the morning, temps were 50 degrees in the tent, without any supplemental heat. Setup is relatively straightforward. My only complaint is that it sags a bit. You can tuck it in around the mattresses but it’s hard to do near the shell, where it sags the most. Overall, I think this is a good backup to have for those especially cold nights.

To be honest I haven't used it yet. This summer was way to hot and didn't need it. Glad we had it as an option.

I didn't find the insulation tent retained heat as expected, tent was as cold as it was prior to the insulation. Also, the design is not tightly formed to the skycamp mini 3.0, it sags and reduces the space inside the tent.

I lovee it!! It keeps you warm in the wjnter 🏕️

Great way to keep it a little warmer when camping in cold weather. Combined with a diesel heater or ducted propex heater you will not be cold.

The average increase of temperature during my last trips versus outside temperature was + 5˚ Celsius (7-9 versus 2-4 C˚). I leave the insulation tent inside, but unclip all clips except the two at the rear bottom. That makes it easy to clip on again as orientation of the remaining clips is easy. Besides the temperature improvement the atmosphere is much more comfortable and cozy. The product fits nicely. I leave also 2 Sleeping bags inside. The Skycamp 2.0 is on top of the car all year long and the additional gas consumption is 1 liter per 100 km

Works great! Just wish the fit was a bit more neat. Top insulation falls, maybe just a few more roop/hooks.

We have used for both cold and hot climates, in the summer just port in a small AC hose or, put the AC in the tent with you, so great during hot summers (+100f), keeping the cool of the AC in. Also been as cold as 32F, didnt need heater quiet yet just decent sleeping bags, which I kept mine slighty open.

I think the best part of insulation is the noise protection, much quieter than without, and any tent on the ground. Also we leave it installed when closing up, along with two pillows and two sleeping bags, had to adjust the hooks on the locks a bit, as deisgned.

Amazing product! Highly recommend.

Going camping in Colorado brings with it wild swings in temperature. One minute you're in a t-shirt and shorts and the next you're wishing you brought a parka. Adding the insulation liner to our X-cover mini turns it into a super comfortable coccoon during the night. It also helps with insulating against the cold metal pieces on the side when sleeping two people.

The added bonus with the X-cover Mini, is that aside from disconnecting a few straps, you don't have to disconnect it. You can leave the liner and an RTT comfort mattress in and the x-cover mini still folds away.

Added into the tent and deff made a difference. Haven’t camped yet but I believe it will keep us warm.

-2°F no wind, couldn’t manage to fit the last s-hook in place but tucked it in tightly under the self-inflating mattress, which did not self-inflate lol (and didn’t bring the hand pump/didn’t want to blow moisture into it). Because of the latter I assume, I slept excessively cold. The temp on the interior was probably low 40/30’s. I put all my clothes on and some hand warmers in my socks. Better than not having it! Think I’ll very carefully use a buddy heater next time along with the rest.

I haven't been able to winter camp yet, but I was able to close the tent with the insulation kit, the self-inflating and the foam mattress, and the HC Step installed.

100% would recommend this. I used this on the Skycamp 3.0 and it was pretty intuitive to setup. It took about 10-15 mins to figure out. On the other hand I slept like a baby for hours having used a heated blanket 30 mins to warm the inside space. It was actually so cozy I opened the skylight and slept under the stars.

Camped out at 3k above sea level at 45*F with a 35*F wind chill 5-10mph

Works perfect

Used it three nights and it was a difference maker.

Awesome product

Love it