*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

First night in the books

 

Nope, I am hooked!

 

Is CVT still doing a hardshell? It's not on the website.

 

Anytime you run the heater inside you have to have fresh air coming in so keep the windows open a wee bit.

 

I always put the heater by the door and leave it open (only the screen is zipped).
Tent gets nice and toasty while not creating condensation and venting most of the propane smell

 

Mine has done the same. It bugged me, but it’s just a logo. Once it’s all faded to white, I won’t even remember lol.
I want to get one of their duffle bags made out of recycled covers to store my annex and stuff in

 

1 great thing about being in the South. No heaters really needed good sleeping bag and the Girlfriend and plenty of warmth

Cheers again fellas for keeping this thread up and running

 

A heater will actually put moisture into the air. If you look at new heating systems they will condensate water. Thats also how a dehumidifier works, heating the air to draw out moisture. So you may just have had the heat on too long.

 

this was my plan, have yet to use one inside but planned to vent appropriately.

 

Rear facing was seriously a good call. It's so nice to stand under!

 

thats why i like it on the side for me, leaves it for me to put my chairs under at night so they dont get dewey also cooler storage.

 

might not be the right thread to post in.. but does anyone use a telescopic rear light? any links for one in the US?

 

If you have Instagram, message overland_outback. He will get you squared away.

I am surprised at the statement "against" FSR. Im kind of regretting my decision to go to Roofnest. Although I don't have any real complaints yet. Just small issues, that i am able to resolve myself.

 

which issues? So we all can be aware up front

 

Already having leaking issues near the door. Their response was to poke some holes in the excess fabric around the window. I haven't looked yet on mine to see if I have that, but im 90% sure that I dont. Also for the ladder attachment and hooks on the ladder.. they are riveted. I feel like the FSR ladder was much more sturdy.

Im 230, and no one else in my tent, but i feel like the rivets are a cheaper alternative for how much I paid. I feel like the FSR tents are higher quality.

 

I believe its Casey's personal IG account. He works there/main sales person

 

i store my 0* double bag in mine. I had to remove the pillows as it was too much to fold. Both even then my tent has a slant to it when closed.

 

Just installed my Ayers.
The lady is pretty stoked on her "treehouse"

 

I too would be interested in what everyone else is doing. I would think that down sleeping bags would be able to compress relatively easily without issue but I haven't tried it mainly because you want to store down/synthetic uncompressed.
I would like to get some extra padding, like an extra foam mattress (2 in at least). I use full size pillows so those would unreasonable.

 

Wheeleveryweekend makes a stronger hinge I think