*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Appreciate the feedback. I ordered some Tri Groove 8mm 1.25 nuts and socket tool last night... gonna give em a try.
throw some threadlock on them and call it good.

Follow up, you think I could add the Tri Groove nuts on top of the nylocks to give an added layer of "piss-offery" to potential thieves?

 

Oh Yeah! That should do the trick

 

I used to have a FSR High Country 55 and loved it. The mattress was the best I've had so far that was the original mattress, so I didn't feel the need to add foam or anything. I also enjoyed not having to set up window rods, since the windows zip down. I wasn't a huge fan of the cover, though. It seemed to barely fit if I had a sleeping bag inside, and the snowboard binding style buckles instead of a zipper, although strong, didn't inspire full weatherproof confidence. Overall, I'd definitely buy it again, though. The Roam looks like a nice tent too with some nice standard features, but I can't comment on its comfort or anything since I haven't owned one

 

For folks with the 23Zero or Tuff Stuff Alpha. I have seen a 23Zero up close(@baldridge ), no experience with the Alpha
Pros and cons? I have decided to go with one of these two. It will be on an AllPro cab height rack on my Tacoma trailer. I will get the annex.
For the 23, I really like the light suppression deal. For the Alpha, I really like the hard-shell.

Trailer



23Zero



Tuff Stuff Alpha

 

Loving my new set up!

 

I appreciate the feedback. I ended up ordering the FSR HC 63 Premium. Apparently they don’t make the normal 63 anymore. I think the FSR is a the perfect balance between the Uber high end tents and the low to mid range tents. I’m excited to get it and get out there and enjoy it.

 

The iKamper X-Cover mini prototype LIVES!

Not sure why they didn’t put these into production


...on my taco now.

 

A short "first day of spring" trip.

 

Nice setup! I like your fire pit. Who makes it?

 

Fireside Outdoor. First time I used it. Worked well.

$110 Campfire Defender Protect Preserve Pop-Up Fire Pit | Portable and Lightweight | Fullsize 24" | Weight 8 lbs. | Never Rust Fire Pit | Included Heat Shield for Leave No Trace Fires

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07GH8984N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8

 

Thank you

 

Couldn't complain too much about this nice spot on the north rim of the Grand Canyon a couple weeks ago (trip report)...

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Does anyone have an alternative to the very expensive anti condensation mat they sell on the Tepui website?
I was wondering if anyone knows the kind of material it is and maybe I can buy it and just cut it to my size.
Also, has anyone mounted their tent facing the back? I'm thinking about mounting it that way but I-m worried about the tent sticking too much to the sides and not having enough space on campsites.
Thank you all!

 

The Tepui mat seems expensive, but it's worth it - at least, the base cost is, I'm not sure about shipping. You can't really find one any cheaper - at least, I wasn't able to. Others will suggest various "other materials" but I've found none of them to work as well.

My suggestion is to buy it from Amazon, where you get free shipping.

In conjunction with an Exped Megamat 10 Duo, the anticondensation mat makes for a great sleeping experience. (my review)

 

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I have found a couple of websites where they sell the material the mat it-s made for, but I'm barely saving anything, so I might as well just get the Tepui mat.

 

Anybody would be interested in getting M13 (standard tepui mounting bolts) safety nuts?
I'm looking to order some but the minimum amount is 100

 

Potentially... any pictures of what they would look like?

 

Something like this.



once they respond to my quote request they will send me the final details

 

whats the price on them?
its like $80 for a set from tepui

 

Once they get back to me with a quote I will update you guys. Hopefully less than that