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That has to be bot intense and awesome.

Well said, I couldn't agree more. We used to take my inlaws Minivan because it had a hitch. No ground clearance, what so ever, but I digress.

Yessir, down in Readsboro. I live in CT, but do most of my "work" up there.

Because I usually find myself starting at a lower and warmer elevation and ending up in some sort of frozen tundra by the end of the day, I don't mind wearing them in both. I wouldn't recommend them in the summer - but spring and fall they won't be too too hot.

Dogs add a whole other level of complexity - but if they're into it - it's well worth it. We had to stop taking our big guy out with us a couple of years ago - as he was just too old and wasn't enjoying the ride anymore. But I took our new puppy out for a quick off-roading adventure this weekend...

But if you air down too much you can roll it, blow your bead and then things get weird. Again, I'm not against it - I've just never had to do it. It's a preference, not a necessity.

What you've done is touched a heart-string in a lot of us! This is our life!

Corrie, if you could please re-title this awesome article to "So, your Overland Rig is Your Daily Driver?". Hahahah. I'm kidding. This was another great one.

I haven't had issues in the past, but this obviously makes sense.

They've been able to shave the weight down as well - which is a plus when you're humping through deep snow.

How do you like that Renegade? I had a chance to work on the accessory program for it and fell in love with the little bugger the minute I saw it!

Here's my 1992 Toyota SR5. She was a beauty. Sh$#ty cupoholders... But otherwise... Mmmmm...

In 20 years I've just never needed to. It's also not the greatest thing for the sidewall of your tire. I'm not against it - and have ridden with guys who do it - I just never saw the need. It's going to be bouncy out there. Hahaha

The Ice Dragon's were a 6" boot, and had a taller - older brother - but I can't remember it's name. We sold tons of them at the camping store I worked in at the time. They rotted out after 10 years. I have these now...

My wife bought me the ENO set up, but the pad was sent to me to try out. It's one of the benefits of being a freelance writer; as I don't get paid much. Haha. It looks like the fly zips into the hammock here - which could make entry and exit easy. The fly on the ENO rig goes around the whole...

Hahaha, okay - how do you know? Sidenote: I used to have it mounted horizontal on my roof and it did exceedingly well once tuned. I swapped out racks and that's no longer an option.

JetBoil came out with a can cracker a few years back so you could recycle small cans from them, Primus, MSR, Snowpeak, etc. But I think the issue with the bigger 1 pounders is that they have thicker walls and it would be a nightmare to try and use a can cracker on them (if even possible). So in...

Technically, and I don't like doing this, you can put those Coleman canisters in the trash - but........

2005 T4R SR5. Originally bought it for a quick solution and it here we are 2 1/2 years later in the middle of a wonderful love affair. Latest updates have been in the Rhino set up on the roof - and I'm trying to find a way to mount my CB antenna off the rear bumper or in the region - so far it's...