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Thule Widesky: Lightweight Rooftop Tent with Sofa and Vertical Opening

12.07.2026 03:10 1 min 2 sources
Bikerumor ENG + 1 more
Thule Widesky: Lightweight Rooftop Tent with Sofa and Vertical Opening
Original source: Bikerumor

In Brief

Thule has unveiled the Widesky rooftop tent with a hard shell weighing 147 lb (about 67 kg). It opens from the rear, offering an interior height of about 46 in (117 cm) and a sleeping area of 79×51 in (201×130 cm) for two people. The sleeping area converts into a sofa using two cords. Retail price is $3,999.

Thule has introduced the Widesky rooftop tent featuring a rigid aluminum shell weighing 147 lb (about 67 kg). The tent opens from the rear with pneumatic assistance, providing an interior height of approximately 46 in (117 cm) and a sleeping area of 79×51 in (201×130 cm) for two people.

Inside, a futon mattress can be folded into a seat with a backrest using two cords, transforming into a sofa. Sales are scheduled to begin in April 2026 at a price starting from $3,999 (according to another source, $3,999.95).

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Thule Widesky: Lightweight Rooftop Tent with Pop-Up Design

14.04.2026 Bikerumor ENG Original source

Thule's New Rooftop Tent with a Sofa

08.04.2026 Gear Patrol ENG Original source

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