About Redverz
We Invented the Category
In the early 2000s, Kevin Muggleton was working as a National Geographic TV cameraman — traveling hard, riding when he could, spending long stretches in remote places where comfort was something you negotiated with the terrain.
A trip to Mali changed things. Gear got stolen. Quarters were cramped. The tents available to motorcycle travelers at the time were built for hikers — designed around a backpack and a sleeping bag, not a 500lb adventure tourer with a full load of panniers.
There was no tent on the market that solved the actual problem. Not one. No purpose-built shelter for a motorcycle rider. Nothing big enough for the bike. Nothing strong enough for real expedition weather. Nothing fast enough to set up alone after a long day in the saddle.
So Kevin built one. And in doing so, created an entirely new category of gear.
Redverz Gear — Founded 2008
The Atacama Expedition Tent launched in 2008. The core concept was simple and has never changed: a two-bay design with a full garage for the motorcycle and a separate sleeping area for the rider. Standing headroom. Flow-through ventilation. Factory-sealed seams. A bathtub floor rated to 10,000mm.
Before the Atacama, motorcycle expedition tents didn't exist. We built this category from scratch — which means we understand it in ways no copycat product ever will. The construction decisions, the material specs, the pole geometry, the door placement — every detail exists for a reason that was worked out over years of hard use in hard places. That knowledge doesn't transfer to a factory that's reverse-engineering the shape.
Today the Atacama is running in the Simpson Desert in Australia, through sub-Saharan Africa, across South America, and on routes through Europe and North America. Riders are still using tents from early production runs — 14, 15, 16 years later. That's not marketing. That's the product.
The original. The gold standard. Built since 2008.
What the Press Said
RiDE Magazine
#1 Motorcycle Tent Redverz Gear wins RiDE Tent test.
“At the End of the trip, four testers said this was the tent they’d choose.”
Road Runner Magazine
"The motorcycle bay has to be the best feature of this tent, as it keeps the bike out of sight and out of the weather. No more wiping off dew in the morning. In case it rains, the bay also makes a great shelter to get dressed or eat.”
Motorcycle consumer News
5 Star Award
“Why don't all tents have compartments for motorcycles?”
From the Field
“My husband and I purchased a Redverz tent shortly after we had decided to become adventure riders on a full time basis. That was 2 years ago — we have taken our tent through WA, CA, NV, AZ, and Baja with absolutely no problems. In Baja we came across 65 MPH wind and it was nothing for the almighty Redverz tent. We are proud to call our Redverz tent our new home.”
— Melodi and Richard
“I spent 8 days at Sturgis 75th anniversary this year. The tent withstood half dollar sized hail, rain, wind of 65 mph gusts, and protected me and my Streetglide with no problems. It's the ultimate tent to have as far as I'm concerned.”
— Sturgis rider
“Really appreciated that I could pack all my gear standing up inside the tent while it was raining outside. Great product and should have purchased years ago!”
— Tom Schleff
“Your YouTube videos were a driving force for me buying that tent, and everything you said was true.”
— Jim Johnson
Talk to Us
Questions about fit, specs, or which setup is right for your trip — call or email directly. We know the product because we built it.
Call: 720 213 8287
Denver, Colorado