This tent is amazing! Super easy solo setup, and fits my klr with hardcases, all my gear, as well as enough room for two full cots. Have recommended it to everyone I know. Thanks guys for making such an awesome product!

They laugh about the bike in the garage tent but then when it's raining, snowing or blowing out it's suddenly the most popular tent in the campground! I've had this particular tent for nearly a year now and I love how roomy it is, how I can stand up to change my clothes, the ventilation that prevents moisture buildup and how much space in the bay there is for storage, cooking or just visiting. I've only put the bike inside once and that was to hide it from a park ranger who was hassling us about the number of bikes/tent site! My advice is get the footprints for both the sleeping and garage area; they fit great and and a nice touch.

Your YouTube videos were a driving force for me buying that tent, and everything you said was true. That trip, had hot days and very cool, high-wind nights, wind and clay from the dry bed, sand-blasting and pulling at all my tie-lines... (I did buy four, a bit longer, [twisted] stakes (REI i think), because i knew i'd be in ...just clay, not firm dirt) and tho the wind howled and threatened, the tent held firm, myself and I all my gear were protected inside. It is truly amazing, and tho you hear folks talk about how light they like to travel, I am one of those people (like you i image) that are willing to trade a bit of room, for the comfort (LUXURY! ;-) i have with your tent. So thank you for all your hard work.

I went camping this past weekend (Labor Day weekend) and I was anxious to see my Atacama tent in action. Setting up the tent was a breeze, it literally took me 15 minutes (considering that I have never setup the tent, I think that is pretty good). Once the tent was setup, I could not stop to thinking about the details that the tent has… everything was well thought off. Over the course of the camping, it rained several times on me, and the inside of the tent was dry like the Sahara. In simple words, it is the best tent that I have ever owned. My only complained is that I was missing 3 stakes.

I went camping this past weekend (Labor Day weekend) and I was anxious to see my Atacama tent in action. Setting up the tent was a breeze, it literally took me 15 minutes (considering that I have never setup the tent, I think that is pretty good). Once the tent was setup, I could not stop to thinking about the details that the tent has… everything was well thought off. Over the course of the camping, it rained several times on me, and the inside of the tent was dry like the Sahara. In simple words, it is the best tent that I have ever owned. My only complained is that I was missing 3 stakes.

This tent is great. While it is a little more to carry on your bike versus my old Big Agnes 3 person tent it is worth the extra 6 to 8 lbs. It is easy to set up and take down as there is only 3 poles. The biggest complaint you will have is the guys you camp with yelling at you for taking up so much room. It is great to be able to step into the tent versus crawl. Great ventilation and keeps you bone dry. I like these tents so much when the Atacama came out I had to sell my Series II to get one. And selling a well taken care of tent is no hassle as I had three people interested. Treat yourself and get one today.

Redeverz Atacama tent. I had my new Atacama shipped to the BMW MOA Rally in Billings. Put it up and slept in it for 6 nights. Packed it up and took it home. My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed all the features of the tent especially the vestibule for lounging, cooking and dining. Plenty of head room for my 6'2" frame. Had a few occasions when the J-door zipper snagged on the fabric but apart from that, no issues. Two-up on a bike with this tent may necessitate some selective packing. Great product. Thanks Kevin, Christine and the team.

Pretty much echo what Michael wrote on 5/16. I bought the tent for a 3,000 mile trip I'm doing in August on my 2002 fully dressed Goldwing. Ordered it early so I could test it out. I put this tent up as soon as I got it and slept in it for four nights. It rained every night (of course) - one night pretty severe thunderstorms. YES - the wing fits in the garage - its tight - but it fits. The tent held up extremely well... not a drop in the tent or garage area. I was surprised how quickly it dried too... I also encountered the issue with snagging zippers... (and its just on two openings)... if you run your finger up in advance of the zipper - its fine. Not a big deal at all... The material there is important for waterproofing. This is easily the best tent I've ever owned and highly recommend it!

I am a sea kayaker and I was looking for a tent that could meet my specific wants and desires. I looked at as many different tents that I could possibly find on-line and concluded that this tent was the closest thing out there to what I was looking for. After emailing back and forth with Redverz customer service and asking many questions, I took the chance and purchased the tent. No regrets, it’s awesome! Following are my opinions of some pros and cons of the Atacama: Pros: - The tent is constructed very well. Good materials, good stitching, seems are taped. Rip stop nylon on the fly and the nylon is thicker than you would expect. The inner tent is actually somewhat water tight and dew will not drip through. The bathtub floor is constructed well and the side walls are 10 inches off the ground; no concerns about water leaking in. Ground sheets are strong nylon and worth the extra money; they clip into the tent very nicely and stay taught. When you look at the construction of the tent, you’ll understand that a lot of thought went into it. - Poles setup on the outside of the tent. The hoop design makes for quick easy setup and because the pole sleeves are on the outside of the tent, setup can be done in the rain without worry of getting the inner tent wet. The wind side of the tent must go into the wind. There are lots of guy out lines that secure the tent in windy conditions. There are storage pockets for the guy lines, but they are undersized and the Velcro closure makes stuffing lines into them a challenge. - The color is great. I got the green one; it does not look like the color presented on the website pictures. Less brown and more green than you may expect. I would describe the green color as the perfect shade to blend in with nature. If you want your tent to seamlessly fit in with the natural landscape, go with green. If you want high visibility go with yellow. - Setup is easy! If someone says otherwise, they are not doing it right. Watch the setup video; unfold the tent and lay fully out, 2 stakes on the wind side, 2 stakes on the leeward side, slide three poles through sleeves, insert pull ends into grommets, go to other side of the tent and insert pull ends into grommets, attach c-clips, and you’re done. This should take 5 minutes if you are familiar with tent and if you stow it properly. I leave the inner tent attached and both ground sheets clipped in, so it’s ready to go as soon as it’s up. However, if you want, the inner tent can be removed and packed separately; this is helpful on really wet days. - The tent has incredible gear storage potential. If you are not parking a motorcycle in the tent, there is more than enough room to accommodate all gear that you have with you, plus interior living/cooking space in foul weather. I like to connect the “garage” ground sheet and then fold back the motorcycle bay portion of it towards the J door. I then place all of my gear on the ground sheet in front of the J door, thus allowing maximum storage space and ease of access to my gear. I enter the tent from one of the 2 side doors, since the ground sheet has been folded out of the way, there is no need to take off shoes and I can stand up comfortably, function, and operate within the motorcycle bay (I’m 6’2”). Because all gear fits in the garage, my campsite is clean, my gear is out of the UV light and out of the rain, it is away from animals, it is away from people, it is organized, and it is incredibly easy to access. - The tent packs down small and the weight is relatively light. Just like with motorcycle touring, you can only fit so much gear into a kayak, so the pack size and weight of the tent is important. If I can fit this into a kayak, you can fit this on your motorcycle. This tent is about the same package size and weight of my previous touring tent, a Mountain Hardwear Trango 4, but has twice as much floor space and height! - I can stand up in this tent. Unlike any other tent I’ve owned, I can walk into this tent and I can take off my dry suit in comfort. I can comfortably spend time in this tent. I can relax in my Helinox Camp Chair inside the garage. I can almost standup at the entrance to the inner tent. No crawling through a hobbit hole to get into this tent. - Perfect for 2 people. Plenty of sleeping space, storage space, moving around space, and space for anything else you and a companion would need. Cons: - Zippers snag easily on both J doors. This happens because there is extra material that covers the zipper on the outside. It keeps the water out, but requires extra attention when zipping. The vertical side doors do not have this issue. - No awning over either J door. If there were awnings, I could open up the top of the J doors for more ventilation in foul weather; when I need additional ventilation the most. - The side doors can roll up and be stowed, but only when fully unzipped. Sometimes I only want them half open, but then there is no way to stow the rolled up material. - The mosquito netting on the large J door needs an additional tie off when rolled up. The bungee tie offs do not allow synching, so therefore when the mosquito netting is rolled up it loosens up and becomes floppy and saggy and drags on the ground. - The tent stakes bend. This could be user error, but in normal use I’ve managed to bend many of my tent stakes and I have not had that issue with other tents or stakes. My thought is that in an attempt to make the tent taught, more force than you might expect is placed on the stakes. - Sometimes the tent is too big for the available tent spot location. It would be wonderful if the side door zippers were full length and could fully unzip. For the small camp site I would love to be able to remove the motorcycle bay altogether, and zip the J door vestibule directly to the sleeping bay! - No windows in the tent. When the weather is bad and doors need to be closed, the tent lacks natural light. One window in the large J door would be nice. In conclusion, this is a wonderful tent and I would highly recommend it. I wrote this review because there are many things I appreciate about this tent and I think other people would appreciate as well! Also check out the “Solo Expedition Tent”; I would love try out this tent since the Atacama is sometimes too large for me to use by myself or when kayaking in a group. Maybe Redverz will let me test the Solo version; if so, I’ll update this review. Good luck finding the right tent for you.