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Thank you! Nice to be here.

Yeah! Not the easiest thing to install. Was trying to find a badge that would represent a ‘road runner’ but couldn’t find one.... then came across these horns. *smiles*

Thank you! Working on it still

Oh I so get what you mean about the weight! I had to get a bigger battery for my 4Runner. I also went through a lot of my gear - not because of the weight, but because I just did not use it (or need it). I’m also trying to get more organized, hence the Rago Panels I just installed. Mattress...

Awww thank you. I lived in Yellowknife as well (2015 to 2019 while working at Diavik). Loved it! Loved the Ingraham Trail, Cameron Falls, etc. Used to drive from Okotoks to Yellowknife during that period. It is amazing the drive up there (brought a group of Albertans on a road trip as well back...

Thank you for the welcome message. I appreciate it. The annex is not difficult to setup, but agree with you: I only setup the annex if I’m camping in one spot for 2 or 3 days (or longer) - especially when I’m waiting for friends, etc. Or if I really like the area and want to extend the stay. I...

Another Canuck! Nice! Welcome. I just discovered the group today, and joined. Hope one day you’ll come out West. Stay safe.

I have a 2015 4Runner and use a Tepui Explorer Autana with Annex (it’s a bit pricey but fits my overlanding/camping requirements). It’s also on the heavier side, but perfectly ok with my 4Runner. I changed the mattress (too hard on my back). It’s been under low temperatures, rain, sun, etc...

Welcome Jason. I just joined as well (today!). Can’t wait to join some events here in Canada. What mods have you done to your rig?

Thanks! Yeah! Love those wheels!

Thanks M Rose. Looking forward to posting my first Rally event too.

Thanks Michael. Can’t wait to get my membership goodies too.

Location: Okotoks, Alberta (Canada) Rig: 2015 4Runner Trail "Mad Max" with mods done in early 2020 (lift, hitch, switch pro, lights, etc.). Just recently added the Devil Horns, and storage in the trunk. See pics below. Overland Experience: Humble Novice with some awkward moments :) First...