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Vickywood MAPLE 155 vs Vickywood MIGHTY OAK 160

Both of these are Vickywood tents, so the question is not which brand to trust but which size and configuration suits your vehicle and how you camp. The MAPLE 155 and the MIGHTY OAK 160 share Vickywood's construction and warranty; where they part company is in the numbers below.

The MAPLE 155 is 14 kg lighter at 67 kg against 81 kg, which on a factory roof rated for 68 to 75 kg is often the difference between a legal fit and a rack upgrade. Inside, the MAPLE 155 gives 3.36 m² of sleeping floor against 2.93 m², about 15 percent more, though both are rated for 2. The MAPLE 155 lists $756 lower, at $2,905 against $3,661.

The MAPLE 155 uses hard shell with graphene-coated fabric roof; the MIGHTY OAK 160 uses ABS, Line-X coated. Canvas differs too: breathable 300D silk fabric against recycled ripstop polyester, 5,000 mm water column, UV 50+. Closed, the MAPLE 155 sits 7.700000000000003 cm lower on the roof — 28 cm against 35.7 cm — which is drag you carry on every mile you are not camping.

Vickywood

MAPLE 155

The MAPLE 155 is the smaller of two MAPLE sizes, a hybrid combining a hard cover with a fold-out tent that opens on gas springs with a one-click lock. It sleeps 2 on an approximately 240 x 140 cm surface with a 110 cm interior peak. It has dimmable USB-C LED lighting and multiple roof windows.

  • One-hand gas-spring opening with click lock
  • Graphene-coated fabric roof
  • Headline weight includes ladder and mattress
  • Mattress thickness not published

Vickywood

MIGHTY OAK 160

The MIGHTY OAK 160 is the smaller of two full MIGHTY OAK hybrid sizes, an ABS Line-X shell tent that raises itself once four underside buckles are released. It sleeps on a 150 x 195 cm surface with a 6 cm memory-foam mattress. The manufacturer's page currently shows it out of stock rather than discontinued.

  • Self-rising gas-assisted hard shell
  • 6 cm memory-foam mattress and 5,000 mm fabric published
  • Detachable ladder rated to 150 kg
  • Currently listed as out of stock

Which one to pick

Take the MAPLE 155 if the budget is fixed. Take the MAPLE 155 if your roof load limit is the binding constraint. Beyond that the feature rows below — heater port, skylight, annex, cargo rails — are where the remaining difference lies.

Every specification, side by side

Side-by-side specifications for Vickywood MAPLE 155, Vickywood MIGHTY OAK 160
Specification

Vickywood

MAPLE 155
Hybrid
  • Lightest
  • Cheapest
  • Most floor space
Check current priceNot sold here

Vickywood

MIGHTY OAK 160
HybridCheck current priceNot sold here
Overview
TypeHybridHybrid
Opening styleFold-outFold-out
Sleeps22
Season rating——
List price$2,910— best of the tents compared$3,660— worst of the tents compared
Weight and size
Weight148 lb— best of the tents compared179 lb— worst of the tents compared
Packed length5 ft 3 in5 ft 3 in
Packed width4 ft 1 in— best of the tents compared4 ft 3 in— worst of the tents compared
Packed height11 in— best of the tents compared14.1 in— worst of the tents compared
Living space
Sleeping length7 ft 10 in— best of the tents compared6 ft 5 in— worst of the tents compared
Sleeping width4 ft 7 in— worst of the tents compared4 ft 11 in— best of the tents compared
Floor area36.2 sq ft— best of the tents compared31.5 sq ft— worst of the tents compared
Interior height3 ft 7 in3 ft 7 in
Mattress thickness—2.4 in
Setup and build
Setup timeManufacturer's claim where published; otherwise estimated from tent type. Expect longer in practice.~3 minest.~3 minest.
Shell materialHard shell with graphene-coated fabric roofABS, Line-X coated
FabricBreathable 300D silk fabricRecycled ripstop polyester, 5,000 mm water column, UV 50+
Warranty——
Features
Integrated LED lightingYesYes
Heater / HVAC port——
Roof skylightYesYes
Annex availableYesYes
Solar ready——
Carries cargo on top——
Sources
Last verifiedVickywood product pageVickywood product page

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