OutdoorGearLab

Tepui has proven to hold the crown in innovation and design. With a canopy that converts from open-air to complete weather lock-down, the Thule Tepui Autana 3 has more coverage than any model we tested. The added awning above the entrance and an included annex makes it so you'll never be climbing up and down slippery, wet steps, and the button-free ladder is handy. This tent includes some subtleties that make a ton of difference, such as the sturdy straps that hold the cover up when you're in camping mode or the internal bungee system that helps the canopy fold while you're converting to travel mode. Add an easy-to-use travel cover and an incredibly comfortable memory foam mattress, and you have one luxurious rooftop home away from home.
The biggest drawback is easy to see here — the price is high, and there are great options that cost significantly less. Besides its high price, the main downside to the Autana is that it takes a couple of extra minutes to convert to camping mode compared to other models we tested, most notably if you decide to deploy the annex. It might make more sense to go with something a little more straightforward if setup time is important to you. However, our testers found many advantages to this model that made the one to two extra minutes of setup well worth it. 
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