SUV Tent for Camping, Car Awning, Tailgate Tent Windproof Hatchback for Roof Canopy and Poles Universal Waterproof 3000MM UPF 50 (Black)

This is going to fit my needs for upcoming road trips in my 2019 Subaru Outback Wagon with 2.5L engine. I had spent weeks researching other SUV tents and such and then realized that I don’t NEED a 4-6 person tent for mostly me and occasionally a plus one. An SUV Canopy is what I REALLY need and this one looks like it’ll work great. I looked at quite a few other canopies but settled on this one. Was a little concerned there was only 7 reviews at the time I ordered, all without any pics, but those 7 people seemed to think this was a winner and I agree! I think I’m gonna love this for quite while as it seems to be pretty stout when all cinched down. This canopy really opens up the rear end for a bit of privacy as well as a sun shade & will greatly enhance the camping experience.I set it up in my side yard for its initial test run. Small size bag when first un-packaging. 2 decent poles and 6 small stakes with 6 rope ties laid out right on top. Although the instructions are attached to the inside of the bag, more as pics than text, they aren’t exactly clear and don’t highlight the important focal points to look for when assembling. I assembled this for the first time, by myself, on a slightly windy day. How long did it take you ask? Wasn’t concerned about timing myself and I stopped several times to backtrack or to take pics, which I’ve got plenty more, or to take another drink of my beer. Now that I’ve got it up and see how it fits together, I think I can put it completely up by myself in 20-mins or so, maybe less by the 3rd or 4th time of road trippin’. After seeing how it all fits on my car, I moved a couple of the suggested strapping points in the instructions to different locations that allow me to use all 4 car doors without strap interference. I’m pointing to them in several pics.It’s well made, the zippers have good action and seem that they’ll last a good # of years, depending what type of weather they’re submitted to. The bug screen at the back of the open Wagon is good quality and the zippers move easily. For $70 I think this is is a good deal. I will buy some additional items to customize it for my needs such 2 more tent poles for the rear flap, better 12-inch stakes with rope-ties and a few strong magnets to keep the sides a bit more closed to help keep the bugs out. There’s only a few small gaps that need to be closed by magnets. I would still recommend this to everyone for purchase, adding just a few other items for around $45 more dollars.To get to 5-Stars I’d like to see these changes, which I’m going to buy on the side:1) Change the stakes and ropes from 6 each to 8 each so you can also stake the poles, which I had to being by myself and it being windy2) Add a 2nd set of poles for the rear flap so that you can allow it to be flat instead of at such a steep angle. This will allow easier rear access to the car and provide better shade and view from my camping chair.3) A larger storage bag. Ain’t no way that thing is going back into such a small bag ever again. Have a bungee strap around it and put it all away in one of my extra plastic totes with lid that I already had.Can’t wait to take it out on my next road trip coming up soon. I’ll come back and post pics & experience to see how it works in the real world.*** Update ***I bought the additional items mentioned above to make this a 5-star product. The new tent stakes I bought are not only longer but more sturdy, adding the 2nd set of red tent poles give me more options when I camp, and I ended up using the original storage bag for just the tent stakes, rope & hammer, with everything stored in the extra yellow-lid storage container that I previously owned.