*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Shoot them an email. I believe they have access to more then they have listed.

 

Thanks for everyone's input! It has been very helpful so far

 

REEEEDONKULOUS!!! Don't be hating!!!! In my defense, I really thought the FreeSpirit RTT Trailer would have sold already.

I love my original RTT Trailer so much that it has caused me to make the leap to a turtleback. I think it's an awesome experience sleeping up off the ground in the middle of nowhere. So much so, that it prompted me to buy the extra CVT for the truck so I can take other folks with me.

 

I don't see anything big enough.. maybe I'm bad at finding things.

The one in the link might work for us. I run hot too, but the 20F rating is about -6C which doesn't come close to "cold weather camping" for us.

I guess we'd get more mileage out of a bag that we could use early spring and fall, and just bring an extra blanket for the colder trips.

I Googled the big agnes double wide bags and they looked alright. Considerably more money though.

 

I have a Teton 0° single size bag now, and it's awesome! Been looking to get the double myself in the same brand.

 

Oh geez my bad. I missed in your original post that you were looking for a double bag. Sorry.

 

What are you asking for the Trailer/Tent, in case I come across someone interested?

 

I told you to send me pics of the trailer because I may have a buyer for you man!!

 

I am rocking (2) of these zipped together, they have been great, outer material is the same duck cloth they use for Carhartt jackets. I keep this folded up in my RTT.


http://www.basspro.com/Rogue-Expedi...tangular-Sleeping-Bag/product/15030308365816/

 

Shit... so much going on... I forgot... will do.

 

www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2015-freespirit-journey-xl-off-road-trailer.463980/

 

I have the 0° version of this. They've been great, but I got them way cheaper. I think $119 for two on jet.com

 

For those of you using the cam straps, I have a couple questions for you. 1) Are you using them both on the inside for strapping the tent down and on the outside to hold the cover on? 2) What lengths are you buying for each? 3) Do you just drill out the old rivets and use new rivets to hold these straps on?

Thanks.

 

Slumberjack bags can zip together as well, and are very budget friendly, I'm going to sell my marmot bag and only use my Big Timber Pro from here on out.

here is the 20deg bag and at $89.95 with 20% off currently CODE: FOCUS and free shipping you really can't go wrong, buy two and zip together

https://slumberjack.com/big-timber-pro-20/

 

That's my plan. Except I'll go with the 20 degree one since it never gets below 30 where I camp, and if it does I'll toss a blanket on top lol

 

Because I camp more in the summer than the winter and don't want to have a useless sleeping bag for 9 months out of the year

 

I found mine to be quite warm at 20°, having a second body inside it probably helped. I had to unzip the bottom a little to get some ventilation.

 

Yeah but even that's not exactly correct. Each person sleeps at a different body temp. Eating and drinking too. I can't sleep in a 0 degree bag even in 0 degrees. I'm a sweaty mess. I'll thermal up if need be but i camp at 10000 ft often and have never needed a zero..

 

This. I have a 40-60 degree coleman bag, and when it's 50-60 outside, I'm sleeping with it unzipped and constantly waking up without it covering me. I sleep hot, a 20 degree bag in 30 degree weather will probably still be heated for me, but I want a double

 

Oh yeah. I want a double too. For sure. Hence I'm looking for a 20 degree double because it will be cooler with all the space. And I want have all the room I can in that thing for the ladies..(or just my wife)