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That hyper vent stuff will not compress, it keeps it's shape. Yeah good luck I hope you find a solution. Some of these mats are way overpriced.

I did a quick search and found this...I don't know how much the CVT is but maybe this stuff will work for you. It's priced by the foot so I guess the price could add up quick. You would probably need two rows of it for your tent. Could tie or sew them together once you have it all...

I should clarify they are probably not water proof as in you could submerge them but i have never had water in them from storms. I use Rigid Pro tool boxes found at the Home Depot. They lock together and while stored they stack on top of each other and you can wheel them around. Very handy...

I just got a truck and came from a 4Runner with a Eezi-Awn Blade on top of it. I decided, for budget reasons, to go with the 12" RCI rack for the Blade tent for now. I have had trucks with caps and covers before and will see how this works. I have a utility trailer from my 4Runner days so I...

I also use a Fiskars. Its the X25. It comes super sharp and is a solid axe for the price. If you are taller than 6' you may want to get a longer one. I don't think I need anything else cuz most of the time I also carry a chainsaw.

Genius!!

I also have a Tundra dbl cab and am trying to figure out how to eliminate the 40% rear passenger seat. I would then have enough room to mount my fridge length wise front to back. This would allow me to be able to carry 3 passengers with me with the fridge in place. The problem is...The 60%...

I just sold my 4Runner but when I had it the Eezi-Awn Blade lived on it full time. The hard shells are not as roomy as the soft shells but if it's just you and one other they have some advantages. It did take up the whole roof but that was never an issue. I upgraded the 4's suspension to...

I always lean towards the partially serrated blades

Nice build so far.

That is great, thank you for disclosing the price, and yes, very easy to get carried away. Did you use Vanlife Northwest?

Subscribed. If you don't my me asking, what was your final cost of the van?

Wow, didn't see that. That explains a lot and also why they have such a great warranty.

If they told you it is closed, it's closed. It is a forest service road.

That solar panel is very nice but is there a reason/reasons it is almost $400 more than a comparable Renogy panel? That's a lot of cheddar.

A stock vehicle that can do the Rubicon trail with minimal damage...add in very good reliability, well, I consider that capable. YMMV. Toyota 4Runner. :blush: 2010 Toyota 4Runner Rubicon Trail First Drive - FOUR WHEELER NETWORK

LFD Off Road. LFD Off Road - Home

Looks like it was great trip!

It's amazing how anti E bike some people and places are. I think they are awesome and I wish I could afford one. I think I would actually exercise more and probably ride longer with one.

Nice mopeds! An that is a sweet mountain bike in the middle there! :tonguewink: