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tagalong tent 23zero Armadillo AX3 Roof Top Tent

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tagalong tent 23zero Armadillo AX3 Roof Top TentThe 23Zero Armadillo AX3 is a premium aluminum roof tent designed for comfort, durability, and adventure. With a spacious queen size bed, quick setup, and innovative features, its the perfect companion for overland journeys. Mounting Footprint: 50. 5 W x 75. 25 L x 12. 5 H 213 lb Sleeping Footprint: 68 W x 80 L x 46 H Open Dimensions: 75. 25 W x 85 L x 54 H Sleeps: 3 Adults Seasons: 4 Season Description 23Zero Armadillo AX3 Rooftop Tent The 23Zero


The 23Zero Armadillo AX3 is a premium aluminum roof tent designed for comfort, durability, and adventure. With a spacious queen-size bed, quick setup, and innovative features, it’s the perfect companion for overland journeys.

 

Mounting Footprint: 50.5” W x 75.25” L x 12.5” H – 213 lb
Sleeping Footprint: 68” W x 80” L x 46” H
Open Dimensions: 75.25” W x 85 L x 54” H
Sleeps: 3 Adults
Seasons: 4 Season

Description

23Zero Armadillo AX3 Rooftop Tent

The 23Zero Armadillo AX3 roof tent redefines the outdoor camping experience, offering a blend of rugged durability and luxurious comfort for all-season use. This aluminum roof tent is designed to withstand the harshest environments while providing a cozy and spacious retreat wherever your adventures take you.

The side-opening design is deployable in the right or left-side configuration, making it adaptable to various vehicle setups without compromising aerodynamics. Its gas-strut-assisted X-frame allows for rapid deployment and pack-down, saving you time and effort after a long day on the trails. The raised X-frame design not only provides 18” of headroom but also enhances 360-degree views through large 45” x 19” side windows, optimizing ventilation and visibility.

Inside, the Armadillo AX3 roof tent features a generously sized sleeping platform – wider than a queen and just shy of a king (68” W x 80” L) – providing extra room to stretch out without the bulk of a full king. A 2” open-cell foam mattress and anti-condensation mat deliver superior comfort. ECO13B fabric with Light Suppression Technology (LST) keeps the interior cooler and darker, allowing you to sleep in past sunrise. Additional touches include a clear rainfly window for stargazing, built-in dimmable LED lighting, and internal organizer pockets to keep your essentials close at hand.

The Armadillo AX3 is engineered with durability in mind, featuring a robust aluminum shell and heavy-duty latches to protect against rain, snow, and dust. A preinstalled roof rack allows you to mount solar panels or recovery gear. With ample internal storage, including a boot bag and ladder cover with additional compartments, this roof tent offers convenience for overlanding and camping.

Key Features

Innovative X-Frame Design

The raised X-frame design enhances comfort with 18” of headroom while offering 360-degree views and optimized airflow. It also provides a convenient 68” W x 11” D x 9” H internal storage area, easily accessible through the rear window, for stowing bedding and gear.

Quick Setup and Pack-Up

Gas-strut-assisted X-frame with internal and external bungies for effortless deployment and takedown.

Light Suppression Technology (LST)

ECO13B fabric and LST blocks sunlight for a cooler, darker interior.

All-Weather Performance

Aluminum shell with heavy-duty latches for secure closure and weather resistance.

Integrated Features

Built-in dimmable 40” LED light bar, internal storage pockets (8” x 8”), and 3” diesel heater port.

Power Solution

Located internally at the head of the bed, the power module features a 12V socket, USB-A port, USB-C port, and an amp meter, with a pre-installed external SB50 Anderson plug (power source and power cord not included).

Panoramic Views and Ventilation

Enjoy 360-degree views with large windows, including two D-shaped side windows (45” x 19”), a rear window (43” x 8”), and a front window/door (39” x 24”), all equipped with weather closures and screens for protection. A roof window (30” x 17”) adds to the experience, providing stargazing opportunities and enhanced ventilation.

Specifications

  • Mounting Footprint: 50.5” W x 75.25” L x 12.5” H (includes mounting rails). Mounting rails, center to center, are approximately 22.25” apart and 65.5” long.*
  • Sleeping Footprint: 68” W x 80” L x 46” H
  • Open Dimensions: 75.25” W x 85” L x 54” H
  • Weight: Tent – 213 lbs; Ladder – 13 lbs
  • Sleeps: 2 Adults
  • Seasons: 4 Seasons
  • Bedding / Storage Area: 68” W x 11” D x 9” H
  • Roof Rack Rails: 2.875” W x 46.625” L x 0.75” H (2 T-Slots)

*Note: If mounting where the front or back of the tent will be flush against a truck cab or something similar, you will need at least two additional inches to open and close the latches. Extending the required mounting length by at least two inches.

What’s Included

  • Boot bag with multiple storage compartments. Main compartment is 15” x 17”, two (2) 7” x 8” pockets, two (2) 7” x 7” mesh pockets 7” x 7” and a zippered pocket 13” x 5.75”
  • Ladder cover with storage pockets
  • 7.5-foot telescopic ladder with storage bag
  • Built-in LED light bar (white and orange dimmable)
  • 2” foam mattress
  • Anti-condensation mat
  • Mounting Kit
  • Six Window Poles (35.25” slotted style) with storage bag
  • Preinstalled: Four (4) latches, six (6) window pole brackets, and two (2) roof rack rails

Mounting Kit Includes

  • Four (4) mounting plates
  • Eight (10) sliding mounting plate sets (plate, bolt, washer, nylock nut)
  • 10 Hex M8 1.75” bolts
  • 8 T-Head 2.5” bolts
  • 10 by 13mm open-ended wrench
  • 5mm Allen wrench
  • 6MM Allen wrench
  • Four (4) mounting rail caps
  • Two (2) spare hoop locks with wrench

Rack Requirements

  • Verify your vehicle’s maximum roof load capacity as specified by the manufacturer.
  • Consult with the rack manufacturer or retailer to determine the load limit of your roof rack or truck bed rack, especially if you plan to use it for off-road purposes.
  • Understand that the maximum allowable weight you can safely add to your vehicle’s roof or cargo area may vary depending on the make and model of the vehicle, as well as any aftermarket additions such as roof racks or bars.

The 23Zero Armadillo AX3 is more than just a roof tent—it’s your gateway to exploring the wild with ease, comfort, and style. Designed for quick setup, superior durability, and all-weather performance, this aluminum roof tent ensures you’re ready for any adventure while enjoying the comforts of home.

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