*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Good! I can't take credit. Been reading about this rack for a year or so. We fish spots that require 4x4 to get to, so I quickly looked up how to organize everything. Planos, a mid voodoo rack and ditch lights are about the last items til the fish tacos done .

 

So that's the ferd I've heard so much about. Nice bro!

 

Also a good idea, thanks for the suggestions everyone.

 

Thanks for the info guys!

 

I've had a CVT for a while, but now I want to order some parts for it. Does CVT offer a TW discount on parts? Either a coupon code or someone I should ask for if I call in?

 

My sister picked up the tent in Oregon directly from the source (thanks group buys...I hate money, too.). I was finally able to roll up to California last week and pick it up.

My dog shit and pissed in the awning. She did not like it.

But I did. My sister's neck of the woods hit triple digits every day that I was there...by 9 in the morning it was about 90 already. Her house registered at about 85 or more by midnight. The tent was my sanctuary.

Camping on the coast...

 

Nice setup! I wish I knew of some places around St. Louis Mo to do this.. all the camp areas here are designated camping areas only AKA squashed into small campsites right next to each other

 

Had mine out again this week. What a great investment! High and dry is the only way to sleep...

 

How do you like the tent opening out the back vs to the side?

 

How is the crowds at Edge of the World? Want to go but saw a bunch of drunk idiots on a Youtube video smashing shipping paletes and it just turned me off. The view is gorgeous, any hidden spots there away from loud drunk idiots?

 

Honestly most people that head out that way aren't your average camper and do their best to respect the area. Depends which spot you pick some spots are more secluded than others. If you get up there before 1pm on a Friday you have lots of options.

 

For all the lurkers, whos down for a $300-800 RTT with an annex? Well we can go straight to the supplier in china here.

 

Happy to report that 3" is a good thickness. We unpacked ours yesterday to air out and it felt supportive, no flat spots. Now to see how well it fits in the tent...

 

What security hardware is everyone using for their RTT setups? Or any other simple solutions to prevent thievery.

 

Not the greatest Pic but pretty simple set-up. Two eye hooks and zipties to keep it from rattling around.

 

Alright. So being new to this whole thing, I found that transporting the annex and floor is kind of a pain...awkward to carry and to put away. I must be missing something. How does everyone store/transport theirs?

 

I just keep mine folded, rolled and shoved in a bag (Army style) I keep the floor attached, just slide it in on one side, lift ladder, then zip 3 sides. Do it the same way in reverse. It took a few times to figure all this out. GF and I can set it up and tear it down in about 10 minutes from start to finish. We just have the one bag we throw in the bed.

Does that help @buffedout ?

 

Very helpful, thanks. I have some old military bags that should work for that.

 

Yes they do, @Cascadia Tents

 

It took us about 3 times to work out issues. You could use a strap too once rolled up.