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Found this one out camping

Shakedown run of the new Roofnest Condor XL

The decked drawers are awesome. I love them. The fridge was just too high up for the Mrs. Tilt slides for the element fridge aren't in stock atm. They'll be back in the build at some point.

With the warmer weather (for December) anyone thinking of getting out?

Also, finally got the RSI smart table in. Only took 6mos. lol.

Update to the suspension on the rig. After 7 mos. and adding weight to the nose of the truck the Fox IPF 2.0 coilovers needed to go. They are undersprung and under dampened for a kitted out rig. Adding the winch and mounting plate dropped the nose 2" over the last couple of months. Went...

Updated to latest versions, logged out and back in, still seeing it. It is quoted posts overlaying replies. Android and iPad both doing it. PC is perfect.

922 on Android... Will check for updates

I've been seeing text overlayed over text on both android (phone) and iPad.

The frontrunner chairs impressed me when I came across them in the wild. Then I tried to get some and found them impossible to get at the moment. Thankfully I found that GCI Outdoors sells the same design minus the larger pocket on the side. Got mine through Academy. Table height chairs...

Our awning is from The Bush Company. Set up/take down is seconds. It is silver on top to help reject the sun's heat. The way it's designed it is freestanding up to pretty windy conditions, it has d rings for guy lines and holes for poles if it gets crazy. I've never used either.

Test fitting the camping gear. Plenty of room for a Zarges case to fill the roll of chuck box! Oh, and room for full size pillows up top. The Magellan "camping" pillows are a joke. Seriously, save your money.

After several trips, we decided a couple things needed improved. First on the list was fridge access. The fridge was too high for the rest of the family to really use easily. This meant either loose the decked drawers to lower it down or find/build some sort of drop slide for it. We went with...

I've always daily driven my rigs. Like most people, I can't really justify financially a second vehicle. I feel that it helps keep me reasonable about my mod choices. It has also taught me not to cut corners or buy lower quality parts along the way. I fully have the expectation that my rig is...

Minimum: Water, non perishable snacks, some form of shelter, first aid, small tool kit, and a way to get word out for help if needed. Really the same stuff I'd recommend for a road trip. The add-ons would be location specific past here.

We run the Elements fridge... Ironically under a shell. Been pretty solid for us

Finally got the winch mounted!

Have fun in the red mud across Central Oklahoma! Parts of the state have seen 8+ inches of rain in the last couple of days.

That's nearly the same setup I have on mine. The only "issue" I've noticed is occasionally a cross wind makes noise at highway speeds.