*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Looking at purchasing a freespirit Rec High Country. Anyone have some experience with one of these?

 

Had a little day trip this past weekend with some friends so I finally got a chance to open up the 23ZERO Litchfield with the weather being perfect this past Saturday. Had a friend take some outside pictures of it setup and everything and I grabbed a couple interior pictures, but really need to get some more from different angles, was having a hard time with sun glare on my phone and see how they turned out. It was nice and sunny a little after noon when I had set it up, but with all the windows open, it was very comfortable laying inside of it with little breeze coming through. I was pretty tempted to take a little nap, but wasn't able to with needing to pack it back down and head back home. I was able to get it setup pretty quickly while showing my friends that were with me the setup and takedown is starting to become quicker now that I have done it a more than once.

I am definitely ready to take it on a true overnight trip and really give it a test, but so far, I am still really liking it! I have a couple things to get for it and a few little mods to do to it. But I am hoping to take it on a overnight camping trip in about 2 weeks or so hopefully.

 

Ive never had that model. I had the M49 and the standard one with ladder coverage. My friend has one, but im not sure if he is on here. On IG his username is i_fished_alot.

Its a nice tent. I think a little on the heavier side, like 160lbs. But otherwise nice. FSR is an awesome company too. I would have stuck with them for my 3rd tent, but they didnt have what I was looking for.

 

@Racnmx606

 

Dang 160lbs is some crazy weight!

 

My full fiberglass one is 130 I think.

 

The website states 128lbs so I’m gonna go with that

 

Yea it’s for sure not 160lbs. I have the tri layer and have used it thru the begging of winter down to 9° and i love it. Takes no time to set up or take down. Can’t go wrong!

 

I have a Leer shell with the tracks/rails for Thule or Yakima. I have the Thule Aero bars and they have worked fine with the iKamper RTT. I'm in the process of making a new roof rack to lower the center of gravity of my tent. The Aero bars functioned just fine.

 

Anyone have any of the 'Tepui Accesories'?? Im pretty brand loyal, but im guessing you can get the same stuff for cheaper without the name. IE tables and what not for inside the tent

 

I have the boot bag. Greatest thing I've bought in a while EAF related.

 

Can I put flip flops in there ?

 

I've fit mid top hiking boots in size 13. You can fit damn near anything in there.

 

can your larger fatter cousins play??

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Awesome thanks man!

 

Did you time it though? Mine is 2 straps on the front and back, and a slight push, and its up. Like 20 seconds haha. Down is a minute, because i have to tuck the material in the sides. But still not bad.

The M49 was 10 min to close.

 

Woof. 10 min. That sucks . I've got under 3 with a beer in hand. Except for the zipper. Because I don't have super powers

 

When i did the zipper at 7 degrees, it was miserable

 

Sorry to dig so far back but how come they don't sell these anymore ?

 

...The view at Alstrom Point was better than I'd expected. I suppose I'd have known what it looked like if I'd checked it out online before the trip, but it was such a nice surprise to see it for the first time when I arrived in person.

Read about this special place, and take in the photos: F.U.Rain Day 7 - We Arrive at Alstrom Point

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F.U.Rain Day 7 - We Arrive at Alstrom Point

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