Weight is the thing that decides whether a rooftop tent is a good idea on your vehicle. It sits at the highest point of the truck, so every pound raises the centre of gravity and eats into what your rack and roof are rated to carry. Inspired Overland's whole pitch is building hard shell tents that weigh less than the category norm, and the Carbonlite line does it with carbon fiber and an x-hinge design.
Published weights run from 76 pounds for the Standard up to 135 pounds for the Carbonlite King, with the Carbonlite at 80 pounds and the Carbonlite-X at 93. That spread is the real decision: the King is the biggest tent, the Carbonlite is the lightest way into a hard shell, and the Standard, Trailpeak and XL sit between on size. Check your rack's dynamic load rating against the tent weight, not just its static rating.
The rest of the collection supports the tent. There is a carbon fiber crossbar kit, a protective cover and a hybrid air mattress for the sleeping platform. Outside the tent there is a heavy-duty car awning, a shower awning and an awning side tent that closes the awning in, plus camp furniture: a carbon fiber hiking chair, standard camping chairs and a compact camp table.