With its innovative Foundation Feet, HVAC compatibility, and spacious 94-inch footprint, Gazelle’s latest shelter innovation delivers convenience and comfort for year-round adventures—no matter the weather conditions.
Gazelle has introduced the all-new T4 Overland EXP, a true four-season tent and thanks to the brand’s signature structured construction, it sets up with the ease and speed that makes their tents a favorite among adventurers.
Eyeing the forecast? No worries. The T4 Overland EXP is built to handle inclement conditions with confidence. Its shell and rainfly are made from 210 denier Ripstop polyester, both rated to 2000MM HH, ensuring it sheds rain and snow with ease.
Reinforced Foundation Feet and a durable fiberglass frame provide added durability and wind resistance. The tent stakes directly through these newly designed footpads, giving the tent solid and sturdy anchor points whenever you set up camp.
One of the standout features is its two HVAC ports, making it easier than ever to use portable heaters or A/C units. The mesh roof with zippered panels gives you full control over interior airflow, a huge bonus during hot summer nights.
Inside, the tent offers a spacious 94” x 94” footprint with a generous 78” peak height, so even those over six feet tall can stand comfortably.
A removable floor and smart interior storage help keep things organized and decluttered, and the floor itself is made from 300 denier Oxford polyester with a 5000MM rating that aims to keep ground moisture at bay.
With a pack length of just 57 inches, it seems to fit easily in truck beds, trunks, or on most roof racks, making it as convenient to transport as it is to set up.
On a personal note, this launch is a big win—especially for those of us (myself included) who recently sold a rooftop tent in search of something that delivers the same convenience and comfort on the ground. My recent trips have been deeply purpose-driven, centered around exploring new roads and trails by bike.
The T4 Overland EXP seems like the ideal basecamp for those like-minded adventures. With the dimensions of the tent, I would easily be able to store my Cannondale road bike inside, right next to my sleep setup: a Helinox High Cot One Long, Sea to Summit mummy pad, and Kelty 0-degree bag.
This looks to be another stellar product from Gazelle and a true upgrade for those explorers who are looking for a modern ground tent solution ready for year-round exploring.
Product Highlights
Construction & Durability
- Made with 210 denier Ripstop polyester shell and rainfly, rated at 2000MM HH for superior waterproofing and UV50+ protection
- 300 denier Oxford weave polyester floor with a 5000MM HH waterproof rating to block out ground moisture
- Sturdy fiberglass frame pops into place for fast, hassle-free setup—no assembly required
- Foundation Feet at each corner for added stability and wind resistance; stakes directly through the footpads
- Removable floor for easy cleaning and flexible use
- Removable rainfly for protection from the elements
Four-Season Comfort
- Mesh roof with zippered panels allows airflow in summer and heat retention in cold weather
- Two closeable HVAC ports for heater or A/C unit compatibility
- One dedicated power cord port for convenient electrical access
Spacious & Functional Design
- 94” x 94” footprint, roomy enough for sleeping and gear storage
- 78” interior height allows most adults to stand up comfortably
- Two large D-shaped doors with tight-weave mesh for bug protection and airflow
- Includes removable gear loft and eight built-in gear pockets for interior organization
Travel & Portability
- Compact 57” pack length—fits in truck beds, roof racks, or the backseat/trunk of most vehicles
- Comes with an oversized water-resistant duffle bag with covered zipper, taped seams, extra carry handles, and external stake pouch
Included Accessories
- Upgraded All-Terrain Stakes with reflective guy lines for visibility and durability
- Heavy-duty 300D footprint with its own storage bag and tack-down stakes
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