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By far the nicest looking outback I've seen! Reminds me of a local to me Forester, very similar colour scheme and look. same wheels too! Really good look.

same issue here, can view the map just fine but when trying to see more details on a camp site you've selected it does this. LG G8 on latest android OS here.

I'm a huge huge fan of cast iron when im out in the truck. It's just so easy to clean no matter what you cook in it (if it's taken care of properly, that is). It does add a lot of weight if you have several pieces though. as far as utensils and other kitchenware, I absolutely just grab old stuff...

Carlisle has USA made trailer tires as well..... Classic OB. I'm at blame here too for trying to pass my knowledge on and getting involved with a troll. My apologies to the OP and everyone else. I need to learn to just throw the trolls on the ignore list and not respond to them.

clearly, that means they are made in China and are junk!!!! Carlisle has trailer tires made in America, and they're pretty brutal tires lol. "made in" means nothing. but some people get stuck on the whole "china = bad" and "nothing is American anymore blah blah" they just ignore all the...

you seem very insistent all ST tires are made in China. I deliver tires to tons of tire shops from a National Distributor. There are plenty of non-chinese, very good ST tires out there. but hey, you keep thinking with your narrow mind, it's not hurting me in any way. Just don't spread false...

there are plenty of very good ST tires out there. Stop talking nonsense. in the end, we have to take into account the size/weight/use of this person's trailer. an all-terrain LT tire will be perfect for it.

this is absolutely the opposite of my thought process. It's a tiny trailer, there's not a lot of load there. the softer sidewall will be beneficial in something like this. Trucks that are much heavier than that trailer ever will be run load range C perfectly fine! Also a ton cheaper to find...

am I the only one who thinks it's pretty ugly?

I have no background in that. but explain to me how no one else is experiencing this issue? I'm super interested in what you have to say about that. I do know firewalls can give 502 errors, and ISP issues. that's the extent of my knowledge on why it would be user end. I do know that issues...

I mean, no one else at all seems to be having these issues you are having. so..... blaming gaia seems pretty incorrect imo. If it was indeed something they were doing wrong these would be issues a much larger audience would be having. you are absolutely allowed to voice your opinions and...

been using it a lot the past couple days to look at canoe trip routes, and still havent run into a single issue.

we can hope, but I agree. that's a very bold statement with these other apps offering a ton of different map sources and overlays. And coming from a Canadian, I have very high doubts that OB1 will have anything remotely close to what Gaia does for a user in the north like me. I love OB1 though...

can't say I've ever had any of these problems. just hopped on now myself and again, no issues you mentioned for me. I even deleted a 25000+ waypoint and track folder, and re-uploaded it just fine, no issues. Very odd, what map layer are you using? maybe thats taking up a lot of your computers...

yeah, cannot believe the hundreds of videos out there with a CO monitor in an enclosed, non-ventilated space showing zero measurable CO in the air. Because proof like that is clearly made up, people are obviously tampering with CO detectors for these tests, right? Firefighters who say they are...

the amount of tests that have been done, even by trained professionals, including firefighters, show the Mr heater heaters don't give off CO, Of course, it's good to have a monitor, but the amount of fear-mongering around them is a bit ridiculous.

I have one on the way, should get it tuesday. Pretty excited to do some cooler weather camping

My plan for that is to simply use some velcro on the bottom of the mount. I'll just be using the 1lb bottles, so im hoping the base has enough flat spots to attach velcro, so I can velcro it to my storage unit. I already have some velcro there for sticking other things to as well.

I used to get 21 highway, 17 city in my ranger when it was stock. Now, on the 35's and all the added weight, I get around 15 mpg no matter what. With the trailer, 13-14 was my average.

Ended up ordering one for $60!! (Regular 99.99 up here) so I'm pretty stoked about that. Excited to try it out, maybe do a driveway camp test this weekend.