*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Looks like an awesome trip.

 

https://gofsr.com/collections/rooftop-tents/products/odyssey-series Anybody buy one of these yet? I know they just came out but trying to get rid of my hardshell roof nest and this looks like the next best thing. Price is up there but i feel like they all are now so meh. Anyone want a roof nest hardshell ?

 

same path that I took. I have the FSR A49 automatic hardshell. I love FSR, this is my 3rd one. Ive also had a Roofnest. Was not a fan of how they riveted everything.

I can get you 10% off FSR.

roofnest:


A49:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJ_ToeJ-huI

 

I agree im not a fan of the whole rivet situation also have already repaired a crack and reinforced the front but its been good but not for the price. I got it from my uncle for a good price but looking to have my "Final tent" haha

 

I think where Im at now, is my final. Still not ready to drop $7k+ on a GFC. But thats likely my last step

 

Im back in contention. We have funds rolling back in.

cool.

 

...Our plan - at least at the beginning - was to hit up the Owyhee Uplands Backcountry Byway, a ~100 mile journey from Grand View, Idaho to Jordan Valley, Oregon, exploring several areas along the way. From there, we'd find our way to places we'd been before - finally (hopefully) getting to soak in Three Forks Hot Springs and see the south side of Jordan Craters. And then we'd head even further west and south - out of Owyhee - to the Alvord Desert and Pueblo Mountains, in search of a B-24 Liberator crash site from 1945....

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Owyhee Uplands Backcountry Byway - Owyhee #1​

 

So I got everything all mounted up today and she is all ready for summer! RCI bedrack, rotopax and the new rototrax traction boards and the Tuff Stuff ranger RTT! Super pumped!

 

I didnt know Rotopax made traction boards. Id be curious how they hold up after use.

 

has anyone actually ever used traction boards?

 

Nahh, its all about them broverlandr points bruhh



Theres a tire in there somewhere I swear

 

Yes I have

 

Ive used one time myself. Im going to be redoing the mounts on mine, but Im not going to spend $80

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/great-white-taco-build.424430/page-549#post-23357516

 

I've had to use mine twice now to get my kids Hilux out of the snow once and out of the mud.

 

Thumbs down.

I haven’t been able to camp this year.

 

I just learned that National Forests near me are "open" for dispersed camping.

 

I haven’t used them yet but they appear to be pretty solid. They are thinner just like maxtrax so they stack really well

 

no bed cover. I have a few nice waterproof bins for gear

 

I'm curious as well. I almost want to pull the trigger on them now since they are offering an introductory price on them. My only concern is that they are about 7 lbs lighter than a set of Maxtrax. Let us know how these hold up. What are your first impressions of them?