Roof Top Tent Shoe Bag

Everything that goes wrong inside a roof top tent starts with shoes. Boots come off wet and caked in mud at the top of the ladder, and there is nowhere to put them: leave them outside and they fill with rain, bring them in and the mattress and sleeping bags get the mud instead. This bag gives the shoes a place to live that is neither inside your bedding nor out in the weather.

The bottom panel is mesh, which is the whole design: water and grit drain out and wet boots get airflow instead of stewing in a sealed bag overnight. The interior is roomy enough to take several pairs in a range of sizes, and the bag folds flat when it is empty so it stores in the tent rather than taking up cargo space. Two sizes: medium at 20 x 15 x 3 in and large at 22 x 17 x 5 in.

What to know before you buy

The mesh bottom drains, which means it also lets grit fall through. That is intentional, but it does mean this is a bag for shoes, not for anything you want fully contained. Size up to the large if you run tall boots.