Up next ROCK ‘N’ ROLL: Aftermarket Off-Road Wheels Published on April 11, 2022 Author Tread Staff Tags camping, falcon 2 roofnest, gear, hard-shell rooftop-tent, Overland, overlanding, roof rack, Roofnest, roofnest falcon 2, roofnest falcon 2 review, roofnest falcon 2 rooftop tent, tent, tenting, Share article Facebook 0 Twitter 0 Mail 0 Product Spotlight: Roofnest Falcon 2 Rooftop Tent Roofnest Falcon 2: Thinner, Sturdier, and More Comfortable Than Its Predecessor The Roofnest Falcon 2 takes all the elements that made the Falcon their bestselling tent, and upgrades them to even loftier standards. Astonishingly thin at just 6.5 inches closed, the sleek aerodynamics of the Roofnest Falcon 2 offer even more energy efficiency. A newly designed top shell reduces condensation by sandwiching two sheets of aluminum around an insulating foam layer, and a familiar honeycomb aluminum-constructed bottom shell is now equipped with a pair of accessory channels that can withstand up to 75 pounds of gear. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter The Roofnest Falcon 2: Upgrade After Upgrade The tent material is an upgraded 320g poly-cotton canvas with a blackout coating on the inside that makes for the perfect sleeping cave, while a removable awning provides weather protection at all three entrances. Comfort is not sacrificed with an improved mattress that provides 2.5 inches of true memory foam. Using the optional crossbars allows for even more gear and toy carrying capacity. Roofnest Falcon 2 Key Features: The Falcon 2 improves on its predecessor with several major upgrades: Ultra-Slim Design – Only 6.5 inches thick when closed Aluminum Hard Shell – Strong honeycomb construction Improved Insulation – Aluminum shell with foam layer to reduce condensation 320g Poly-Cotton Canvas – Durable and breathable tent fabric Blackout Interior Coating – Helps block sunlight for better sleep 2.5-Inch Memory Foam Mattress – Added comfort for longer trips Accessory Channels – Supports up to 75 pounds of additional gear These improvements make the Falcon 2 a practical choice for both weekend campers and full-time overlanders. Read More: All-New Roofnest Falcon Pro The Reviews are In Usually, thinner and lighter is synonymous with flimsier, but that’s not the case with the Roofnest Falcon 2. In fact, reviews on this impressive set up include many testimonies highlighting how solid the Falcon 2 is, even in adverse weather. One reviewer noted that: Even in the high winds of the Nevada Desert, the Falcon 2 held up easily against 30-40 miles per hour winds. While other campers had to sleep in trucks as their tents failed, the Falcon 2 allowed for a fitful night sleep, and piece of mind. Another declared that the Falcon 2 was “rock solid” in the wind! Other overlanders rave about: How well the Falcon 2 holds up on long trips, and in cold weather. The Roofnest Falcon 2 is also a great option for anyone who struggles with tearing down and setting up tents! Learn more by visiting Roofnest online. Read More: Roofnest Condor Overland
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