Tuff Stuff Overland Alpine SixtyOne Aluminum Shell Roof Top Tent (TS-1-1900BLK) — a premium aluminum hard-shell RTT for 2–3 people. Dual-action pop-up roof, blackout poly-cotton ripstop, and T-slot accessory rails deliver fast setup, 4-season protection, and serious utility for overland builds.

• Open dimensions: 94″ L × 61″ W × 60″ H — roomy sleeping footprint for two adults plus gear.
• Closed dimensions: 88″ L × 61″ W × 8″ H — sleek, low-profile travel height.
• Approx. weight: 274 lbs; rated capacity up to 1,200 lbs (people + gear).
• Memory-foam mattress: ~85″ × 58″ × 2″ for all-night comfort.
• Blackout-coated, waterproof poly-cotton ripstop (3200 GSM) fabric for 4-season use.
• Dual-action roof: wedge or full pop-up for extra headroom, airflow, and views.
• Integrated T-slot rails on shell for mounting awnings, lights, crossbars, or gear.
• Crossbar load capacity (on rack): ~728 lbs when properly mounted.

Why It Belongs on Your Rig

The Alpine SixtyOne blends a compact 8″ closed height with a spacious interior and fast, gas-strut-assisted deployment. The armored aluminum shell shrugs off weather and trail abuse, while blackout-coated fabric and a real memory-foam mattress turn long trips into great nights. It’s a premium, purpose-built tent for serious travel.

Key Features

• Rapid Setup: Gas-assist struts take you from parked to camp-ready in about a minute.
• Low-Drag Travel: Slim 8″ profile reduces wind resistance and road noise.
• Accessory-Ready: T-slot channels accept common awnings and gear without extra brackets.
• Comfort-First Interior: Memory-foam mattress, large mesh windows, and generous headroom.
• Built to Last: Aluminum shell, reinforced latches, and heavy-duty fabric for year-round use.

Specifications

What’s Included

• Alpine SixtyOne rooftop tent assembly
• Mounting hardware & brackets
• Telescoping ladder (angled steps)
• Memory-foam mattress
• Interior LED light strip
• Owner’s manual & warranty information

Installation

Mount to a roof rack or bed-rack system rated for the tent’s weight plus occupants and gear. Center the load, align mounting channels, and torque hardware to spec. Confirm ladder angle/footing and roof clearance, then re-check all hardware after your first trip and after off-road use.

Warranty

Backed by Tuff Stuff Overland’s limited manufacturer warranty. Keep proof of purchase and follow care/installation guidelines for full coverage.

Tip: Even with a low 8″ travel height, overhead weight and center of gravity matter. Verify rack and vehicle ratings, drive accordingly, and secure the tent before travel.