*THE RTT Owners Thread (With BS)*

Keep us posted, in my opinion that’s what the forums are for, sharing good companies along with the bad.

 

Agreed!

 

I have a few friends with various roofnests and they all have good things to say about their tents and company. None have the condor that I know of, but take that for what it’s worth.

 

Nellis Sand Dunes, North Vegas, NV
Pine, CO

p Spent 15 nights on this Smittybilt (gen 1) Overlander XL RTT, I added a 2” memory foam topper and couldn’t be happier with it.

Does anybody knows of any low profile rack? I went with bed bars because I didn’t want the tent being over the cab roof line but I’ll be interested in upgrading down the road.

 

Hey guys, I got a hard shell off a buddy of mine and the replacement latches snapped on the interstate (good times). Can anyone recommend a replacement that’s fairly easy to get and doesn’t require a ton of modification?

 

Those look to be the same style latches as a lot of rotomolded coolers. May be able to find an upgraded version of those.

 

So I have been using a cheap plastic folding table for a few years now but I want something better. What table do you all use when out camping ?

 

A cheap plastic folding table

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Lifetime-4-Fold-In-Half-Adjustable-Table-White-Granite/20690050


I just like how it folds in half. Folded, it’s 2’ square and 3” thick.

 

That is the exact one I have now.

 

I love it! What are you looking to gain with a nicer one?

 

Stronger. After years it doesn't like to lock open any more and it hard to get the latch to undo when closing if it actually locks in. Also Its got some burns and other issues. Just wondering if there is an affordable aluminum one that doesn't take up us much room on the roof or bed.

 

I’d be curious to know as well for when this eventually dies.

 

Maybe not the best answer, but I have used these Dewalt portable workbenches before (https://www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-33-in-Folding-Portable-Workbench-DWST11556/301867227#overlay). Since I already had it, it was free, but it folds up easily and holds 1000lbs (aka drunk me).

 

The ones on there were definitely not up to the job

 

I picked up a small end table size table from Cablas last year.
https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/cabelas-deluxe-roll-top-table

They have others.

 

Here is what I got 3 years ago now and its still going strong. Rolls up and packs away very nicely.
ALPS Mountaineering XL Dining Table - Moosejaw

I dont have/ couldn't find a picture of it packed away but this guy has a video that shows the size of the bag.
Alps Mountaineering XL Dining Table vs REI Kingdom Table - YouTube

 

We have the smaller version of the same style table. Had it for a few years and it's still going strong, although the finish has worn off on quite a bit of it. Packs up nice and small for a table. About the same size as those standard camping chairs
https://www.moosejaw.com/product/alps-mountaineering-square-dining-table_10210018

 

I do the same with mine against the wall in the garage. I just used some screw hooks into the studs and a ratchet strap to secure it.

 

I use one from MEC. I love it! Packs away the same size of a camp chair, only slightly longer.
https://www.mec.ca/en/product/5052-018/Camp-Table-XL?colour=DGR00


I mean the plastic ones are reasonably priced and indestructible. Hard to beat.