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What do you use to store all your gear?
Personally I use a Roof Net from Raingler to secure stuff on top of my drop in roof basket for my Xterra. The good news is they have vehicle specific nets or they do custom jobs it you have something specific in mind.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #121
- Forum: Overland Base Camp Gear
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Thinking of a Nissan Xterra
Are you planning on sleeping in the Xterra or throwing a RTT on it? Also while there is some aftermarket support, lead times can be long. Just be aware that you'll need to plan ahead and be patient.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #15
- Forum: General Overland Discussion
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Noobie from NH
Congrats! I've been studying but so far haven't taken the test. Did you go through a local club?- Kilo Sierra
- Post #25
- Forum: New Members Start Here!
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Xterra Registry
Guess I should set up my rig page on here from now on so I can edit it.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #124
- Forum: General Overland Discussion
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Calling all NH people.
Welcome! More towards the Seacoast myself!- Kilo Sierra
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- Forum: East Region Roll Call!
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New Overlander in MA
That campsite looks really familiar. I think we stayed there like a month ago!- Kilo Sierra
- Post #20
- Forum: New Members Start Here!
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This Thing Is HUGE!
Interesting design. I just checked their website and it looks like only Coyote and Black are available right now. Really like the Green though. Currently have a Truck Ruck that I'll be testing out once I get the Tire Carrier installed.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #10
- Forum: Overland Base Camp Gear
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Mud flaps or no mud flaps?
Mudflaps are fine for mild offroading where you're taking dirt trails/tracks where you're not too worried about getting hung up. If you're doing anything technical you risk pulling them off. I had rears on my X for years (Rallysport not the rigid OEM ones) and I loved them. Travelling on...- Kilo Sierra
- Post #19
- Forum: Overland Vehicle Gear
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Newbie in NH
Welcome from a fellow NH resident! I work over at the Pease Tradeport.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #8
- Forum: New Members Start Here!
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New to the forum from IN, but not new to Overlanding
Welcome from NH from a fellow X'er.- Kilo Sierra
- Post #2
- Forum: New Members Start Here!
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Noobie from NH
Works for me. I'm relatively new to it so I'm still trying to find some good trails. Check out /join ExploringNH as well. They are a good group of guys/gals that know the area and often try to do runs of varying difficulty. They do have and enforce minimum equipment lists (which I imagine you...- Kilo Sierra
- Post #19
- Forum: New Members Start Here!
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How to pass the time on longer drives
I usually listen to talk radio most of the time. When nothing good is on I'll just throw some music on. I usually keep the volume rather low so that it's just background unless there is something I'm interested in. I really should get into podcasts. I listened to a Science & Technology one...- Kilo Sierra
- Post #43
- Forum: General Overland Discussion
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