*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

My bed bars are from @Mobtown Offroad. I like the way it sits mostly behind the cab so it's not much of a wind brake, and when the RTT isn't on they've been very useful carrying loads. Good product for the money!

 

All right folks, I'm gonna be in Moab for a day and would like some suggestions on some mellow off the beaten path 4x4. No crazy Slick Rock kind of stuff. Just want some beautiful scenery for photography and distances from the tourist folks. Any suggestions? I'm staying at the Best Western Canyonlands if that is of any help. Thanks! I leave on the 4th!

 

Picked up my M55 Adventure Series tent from FSR in Bend OR.

Can't wait to put it through its paces.

 

That is a long tent. Do you have any concerns about weight distribution? What rack is that?

 

Nope. It's long because it doesn't fold, because its fixed the weight is only about 110lb. It's pretty stable, the aluminum frame is sturdy and best of all it deploys in a couple minutes. I like the low profile the most though.

https://www.gofsr.com/product/adventure-series-manual-55-roof-top-tent/

 

Cooper 33's on FJ Rims on the trailer.

 

I'm familiar with the tent. What bed rack is that though?

 

Another very small startup out of bend called Tudo. They're currently developing a clamshell rack that folds over a RTT and give you storage and mount points above your tent while folded away. But anyway he does custom work. Later on I'm going to have him weld on some rotopax mounts to the side.

 

Can anybody help me identify which model of the Tepui this is? I think just a 2 person Ayer, but hoping it is a 3 person.

 

looks like an ayer to me. at least thats what mine looks like...

 

Finally one of the cool kids.

 

Surprised... all windows, vents open, 100 deg outside, not that bad.

 

It's an Ayer. Two person comfortably or 3 person cramped haha

 

Just got one of these for a one nighter tonight. Hoping for a bit better sleep...

https://www.kohls.com/product/prd-2...-inch-performance-mattress-topper.jsp?prdPV=7

 

Anybody haul their surf/paddle boards on their RTT? Was wondering if it could damage the tent bottom or stress it else where.

 

Planned to have a few days of camping in Yosemite. However, almost all of the camp site were closed due to snow and flooding. Ended up driving east and camping just south of mammoth. Even though our original plans didn't work out I can't complain.

 

Does not look like a bad place to park.

 

Also figured out I need an AAL before the next trip.

 

100% agree. This is our regular place we go at least 3-4 times a summer. It's in the valley so no tree cover but you can't beat the river spots.