I have an Overland Pros Anza 1400, I haven’t used it in my Tremor yet but I’m all set up to do so in two weeks, weather permitting. I’m running a Diamondback cover with their Frontrunner load bars. I’ve had it for a couple of years and previously ran it on my FJ Cruiser.
I got it because it is a little different design than the ‘typical’ soft cover RTTs in that it emphasizes big mesh openings on either end with no side windows. As such it’s a little quicker than those with side windows to put up/take down.
The hard tops look neat but not neat enough to justify me upgrading, I’ll likely upgrade to a small trailer next.
Pros:
-Soft tops are still generally lower cost than hard.
-I like all the mesh when it’s warmer out.
-The mattress is excellent.
-The rain fly isn’t required to keep out water in case of unexpected rain.
Cons:
-I can see a slight advantage to a traditional style RTT if it’s a bit rainy or you just want to have a side window open with its own awning. On the Anza you just have to open a main zip.
-Soft tent packing takes a little practice to be fast/efficient at vs hard.
Otherwise it is a solid soft cover tent. It has served me well and I look forward to using it for years to come. I’ll update this post with pics on the Tremor once I have some.
