Havent seen that before 🙂. I could see it being painful in a hardtop. Looked at the web site, apparently they are only offering the "top end" (i.e. most expensive version) right now . My only valid question would be that when stowed will the frame swing forward when driving and hit you in the head😥?

 

I got the impression they’re a new company, so they are probably testing the market with the one version. Looks like the very back is bolted in and the rest is hanging. Like to see a video.

 

I`d like to see a "twin" size.

 

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army cots are quite comfortable…I slept on one for almost a decade.
I wasn’t in the service…just a bachelor.

this style…

 

Looks cool, but how the heck do you get out of it with a hardtop on? You’d have to slide out of that small opening from the passenger door, you’re screwed if you have a beer gut lol. I found it uncomfortable to sleep in my 2 door, trying to scoot in and out from the passenger side was painful on my back especially trying to get up to pee in the middle of the night. and I had more headroom thanks to my slide out camper shell. and I think banged my head at least 10 times of using it. For me personally it wasn’t worth it, and I transitioned to a small 2 person tent that weighs around 2 pounds.

 

There seems to be a never-ending stream of fad gadgetry for both 2 and 4-door Wranglers, but in the end there's not much that beats the low cost/size/weight and simple versatility of a decent tent.

 

There is an obsession that I will never understand with trying to sleep in a Jeep when camping. There are so many tent options including “EZ” pop ups. Going solo? Try a cot tent with a memory foam mattress.

 

If I don`t leave a window cracked, I end up choking on morning breath and fart gas.

 

Saw this on the internet and built it for my 2dr JL. Had to sleep in last summer near Durango due to pretty big lightning heavy thunderstorms. Tents under tall trees make me nervous....so in the Jeep we went. We did put some carpet squares on the plywood.

 

Hello, I was wondering if you could send me this design? I would love to build this for my own Jeep jk 2 door!!

 

If the nighttime weather is nice, how about sleeping in a "Jammock"?

 

Good God! If I slept like that my back would be screaming by morning.

 

For a good sleep in colder weather. In the south that means below 50.

 

This hammock frame when combined with bed frame (post#4) makes a great swing bed. Without the cover on, a gentle breeze will rock you while gazing at the stars. 2 thumbs up. Palm Springs Garden Hammock Set Outdoor Swing Bed W/ Mesh Sides, Pillow & Stand - Walmart.com

 

That makes sense in a way I never thought of before. I have a very binary thinking on road trips and overnight sleeping. It's either motel or camping. I have slept for maybe one or two hours in a car seat, but never thought about overnight sleeping in a seat. I have slept under the rear bumper of the Jeep with a sleeping bag and canvas cover. It did rain that night, but not too bad.

When I had a GMC 2500 PU with a shell, I would just go in the bed with the air mattress and sleeping bag. Took all of 30 seconds to have a bed to sleep on. With a Jeep, in my mind there just isn't much room inside to do much of anything.

 

Why are some people obsessed with urinating?

 

To save money, I`ll sleep in my Jeep at a trailhead. (stealth)

 

I kind of like it but I note no pics of anyone laying down on it on the website.

I'd want to see it in person and see if I fit on it. I'm 6'4 225 so diagonal sleeping might be possible. I also wonder how much noise it makes going over bumpy terrain.

 

I kind of like it but I note no pics of anyone laying down on it on the website.

I'd want to see it in person and see if I fit on it. I'm 6'4 225 so diagonal sleeping might be possible. I also wonder how much noise it makes going over bumpy terrain.

I'd like to see a video of setting it up and getting into it with a top on. Maybe a soft top with out the side windows so we can see how much room is really there.

 

I like to see a video showing how to take a leak or changing cloths on that thing.

 

Only if she's good looking.

 

I bought some of the Travel John’s for long road trips in urban areas. Haven’t had a chance to use them yet, but one day I think they will come in handy.

 

well I may have to get me a couple of those to replace the ammo pouch that I have used for a garbage can or vomit bag.
I you have ever cleaned up vomit in your Jeep you will appreciate the ability to remove the carpets.

 

This is easier and more comfortable with a therma-rest pad.