RoamLabX Sprinter roof top tent open above an alpine lake at dusk

SPRINTER ROOF TOP TENT · CARBON FIBER

A new level
of freedom.

More room for the life you take outside.

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Built for your Sprinter.
Made for what comes next.Discover a different perspective 01 — THE OPEN ROAD

150 lb

Approx. system weightExcluding roof rack

1.25 × 2.0 m

Sleeping area49.2 × 78.7 in

Inside. Up.

Access from your vanIntegrated entry hatch

A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE

Your Sprinter.
With a little more sky.

A carbon fiber camper van roof top tent with a dedicated sleeping space above and your living space below. Designed for your Mercedes-Benz Sprinter.

Close view of the open RoamLabX tent, its fabric, support hardware and roof rack

THE SPACE ABOVE

Stay a little longer.

The day ends. The view doesn’t.
Settle into a sleeping space that brings the outside closer.

First light across the sleeping platform, with mountain views through the mesh windows

A place to slow down.

Open views. A dedicated sleeping platform.
A little distance from the everyday.

Make more room for your next trip.

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The entry hatch at the end of the tent sleeping platform, connecting directly to the van below

CONNECTED FROM WITHIN

UPSTAIRS, WITHOUT GOING OUTSIDE

Step up.
Settle in.

Move from your van into the tent through the integrated entry hatch. Your upstairs retreat stays connected to the living space below.

700 × 450 mm27.6 × 17.7 in · Interior entry opening

Explore the fit

FROM ROAD MODE TO REST MODE

Arrive.
Open up.

A gentle lift.

The assisted structure guides the roof into its open position.

Everything finds its place.

Integrated fabric management helps organize the sidewalls as the tent opens and closes.

Close. Secure. Go.

Pull the roof down, check the fabric is contained, and secure both locking straps.

Open rooftop tent on a Sprinter parked in an alpine meadow

Your next campsite starts here.

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LIGHTWEIGHT BY DESIGN

Less weight.
More possibility.

Carbon fiber face sheets surround a lightweight PMI core in both shells. A structural approach that brings stiffness and insulation together.

Carbon fiber and closed-cell PMI sandwich panel used in both tent shells, showing structural layers and thermal barrier

01 / STRUCTURE

Strength in the sandwich.

Separated carbon skins and a structural core work together to resist bending while keeping rooftop mass low.

02 / INSULATION

Considered on both sides.

The closed-cell PMI core creates a thermal barrier in the roof and the sleeping platform.

03 / WEIGHT

Approximately 150 lb.

Complete tent system, excluding the roof rack. Final weight varies with configuration and accessories.

Freedom Drives Further: a photographer and Sprinter rooftop tent under the stars

DETAILS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

Comfort, considered.

From the shell to the stitching, every layer
has a job to do.

SEAL Stitch tent fabric diagram comparing dry thread with water-swellable fibers filling needle holes when wet

Insulated enclosure

The fabric system works with insulated shells to reduce heat transfer around the sleeping space.

SEAL Stitch Technology

Water-swellable thread helps close the needle-hole pathway when exposed to moisture.

Designed to breathe

Mesh openings connect you with the view and support ventilation. Airflow remains part of comfortable camping.

Carbon fiber construction. Space to stay longer.

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WHEN THE DAY WINDS DOWN

The view changes.
The space stays yours.

Settle in above the everyday. From first light to the last stars, your sleeping space is ready when you are.

Warmly lit sleeping platform after dark with stars and mountain views through the mesh windows

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BUILT AROUND YOUR SPRINTER

Picture your next departure.

Start with the fit. Plan the roof, the entry opening, and the space you’ll call your own.

Front view of the Sprinter tent overlooking a mountain lake at sunset

KNOW YOUR SYSTEM

The details.
All here.

Plan the fit before your next departure.

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Vehicle platform	Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
System weight	Approx. 150 lb / 68 kg, excluding roof rack
Overall size	1.25 × 2.45 m / 49.2 × 96.5 in
Sleeping area	1.25 × 2.0 m / 49.2 × 78.7 in
Interior entry opening	700 × 450 mm / 27.6 × 17.7 in
Upper and lower shells	Carbon fiber with PMI structural foam core
Operation	Assisted opening; manual pull-down closure
Mounting	Sprinter factory roof-rail mounting system
Component temperature rating	−21°F / −29°C¹

¹ Component rating, not a sleeping-comfort guarantee. Ducted heating is recommended for camping at this temperature. Confirm vehicle fit, configuration and installation requirements with RoamLabX.

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BEFORE YOU GO

A few good
questions.

Will this camper van roof top tent fit my Sprinter?

This system is designed for 144-inch and 170-inch wheelbase high-roof Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans. It does not fit the 144-inch low-roof model. Confirm your roof rails, existing roof accessories and interior layout with RoamLabX before installation.

Can I enter and operate the tent from inside the van?

Yes. The included interior hatch allows access, opening and closing from inside the van. An exterior ladder is not required for this entry route.

What is included for the entry opening?

The system includes an interior entry hatch and the required edge trim. Confirm the complete configuration and roof-rack requirements with RoamLabX before ordering.

How is the system installed?

The tent mounts to the Sprinter factory roof-rail system. The entry cutout fits between the first and second ceiling ribs. Professional installation is recommended; vehicle configuration and interior finishing affect the work required.

Is a ladder included?

An exterior ladder is not included. The interior entry hatch provides access directly from inside the van.

What does the temperature rating mean?

The −21°F / −29°C figure is a component rating, not a sleeping-comfort guarantee. RoamLabX recommends ducted heating for camping at those temperatures. Ventilation is important for managing moisture.

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