Austin Area TW Chapter (all gens welcome, even T4Rs; heck, just make it a Toyota and we're good)

Just like a condom, does no good if you leave it in the box.

 

Doesn't work if you put it on and wear it for three months before you actually get to use it, either.






So I've heard.

 

So I have this waterport, but I dont have a compressor to fill it with air. Does anyone who has one want to walk me through how to use this damn thing?

 

I don't have one, but doesn't it get its pressure from adding the water?

 

Air pressure as well

 

My apartment doesn't have a hose. I hate this place more everyday.

 

Like the new thumbnail

 

Holy shit - I have that exact ottoman in my office. It pulls out to a single bed. Mine doesn't have wheels on it because who puts wheels on an ottoman?

 

Thanks Matt. Decals to come soon enough.

 

You might not want to admit to having the casting couch in your office... Just sayin'

 

Where do you think I got the pic?!




but that is funny

 

Dude, there ain't no getting busy on that bed. It's tiny, and anything done with "enthusiasm" is gonna break someone's back.

 

didn't even notice it. Very nice! saw it on the book of faces the other day. Great outcome!

 

"....not that I've put any thought into it..."

 

Your welcome, I needs this in my life.

 

https://www.academy.com/shop/pdp/be...-volume-bike-frame-pump#repChildCatid=4210026

This one fits in my bed cubby on the driver side and works like a charm. Easy stow away

 

Next question:

So I definitely want to get an RTT. I see Chandler'sDoom has that hardshell RTT GB for $1700.
So far these are the pros and cons:

Pluses are, super easy setup and take down, better performance in wet or snow weather. Easier to stow bedding.

Cons are: size, smaller that medium to large size RTTs, no annex options.

But at $1700, with used RTT's being sold much cheaper, can anyone help me out on what makes those PRO's so much better?

I'd be using it either on top of my LC/Tacoma bed rack, or on a trailer.

 

That's a great price for a hardshell.

Hardshells are easier to setup/takedown than softies but you can stow bedding in either one.

I won't do a hardshell for the simple fact that most won't fit on a shortbed without extending over. I think the exception might be the iKamper. Most hardshells are the length of the bed, whereas soft shells are the width. I have a queen size mattress on my shortbed.

The annex is overrated. I never use mine. Too much trouble. However, the overhang is very nice, but make sure to get one that is self supported. Mine has to be staked down or the wind will blow it back on to the tent. @riz_atx has a CVT that has a brace which locks it into place.