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This is a few pictures of my RV-3. I went the 3 route as I didn't really need that much room, it's typically me and my Doberman. I can put my cot, a table if wanted, and his sleeping pad down and still have room to move about. Here are a few pictures of it as I had it set up in my backyard...

I picked up one of the smaller 26qt during the summer and have used it a few times. Every outing I have used mine on I pre-chilled it with a couple of the plastic ice blocks that you use for lunch bags typically. I have filled them the morning of leaving with ice and beverages and some food and...

Old Blue, I can't imagine why though.

I have an Oztent RV-3. It's me and my Doberman, but It does have room to put 2 cots if needed.

both my my trips were mission trips that we did 10 day treks of the Annapurna Circuit. The closest we got was after our trekking portion of the trip we did the whole small prop airplane trip up around the top of Everest and a couple of the other major peaks in the region. It was awesome, one day...

The only adventuring I have done outside of the U.S. have been trekking trips in Nepal and Spain. Plan on doing more, and would love to have a vehicle for some of it, but most of the villages and locations I have been you couldn't get a vehicle to where I was at.

yeah, I understand that, It's a great looking set up. I have a 110lb Doberman that goes everywhere with me so I just recently picked up an Oztent. If you decide you will split them I could be interested for sure in the trailer.

Love the trailer...I just don't need an RTT.. :-/

@felixkb76 perhaps you can list your top 5 needs in the vehicle you are wanting. Each vehicle is perfect for someone...depending on what you are wanting out of the vehicle.

I sleep in shorts..if that in my sleeping bag when I camp, I am my own blast furnace. Typically though when picking a sleeping bag Ive always heard the normal person is going to want one that is 20 degrees colder rated than what they are actually going to sleep in. There's always going to be...

Don't be disappointed in Big Agnus.. A general rule of thumb when selecting a tent is to find one that is rated 20 degrees lower than what you will actually use, specially if you are someone that sleeps dressed down in tshirt and shorts or less. The temp rating for "cold weather" bags are rated...

I have had several pair of Salomon hiking boots. I do allot of backpacking and find these are my most comfortable yet. I have Salomon Quest 4D 2 GTX.

It looks like the Front Runner, https://www.frontrunneroutfitters.com/en/us/jeep-wrangler-jku4door-2007-curr-slimline-ii.html

yeah, that's really nothing like an Oztent packed up... THe Oztent is 6'6" long, and about 6-8" diameter in a duffle bag, but thanks for sharing.

Nope. THe duffle is waterproof. Haven't seen a tray of sorts for sale in the U.S. if there is one. I will be getting a Gobi Stealth rack which is long enough to put it completely against the rail straight so doing something like diagonal isn't required on the Jeep @pl626

Hey everyone, I have an Oztent RV-3 that I have not had the chance to use yet and wanted to know how you folks are transporting on your adventures. Let's see some pictures if possible. Thanks

What rack is that, Kargo Master Low Profile? How do you like it? what combination of components did you have to buy to get it to that point?

Front Runner and my personal favorite that I wished they were still making the Jeep Series racks would be BajaRacks.

So I went and picked up a 26qt Ozark Trails cooler because that was the only size the WalMart kept in stock and have used it a few times now. So far it's worked great. I used it the 4th and then just left drinks in it all week. The 4th it was outside in direct sunlight all day and was gone in...

Looks great, so jealous of that roof rack. That Baja was the one I was wanting to put on mine but due to patent issues with GOBI, Baja has pulled all of their Jeep Series racks and having to do a redesign and per the folks I have talked to " been too busy to focus on them".They don't have an eta...