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So I ended up going with the following setup (ordered): Luminoodle - 10 ft - I'll wrap this around the RTT rack and below the tent itself so I can light up the bed of the truck for easy night operations. I can also remove it easily and take it with us when we go fishing, hiking, etc. Also...

We went to Moab and went through about half a tank going around White Rim. With that said, I had about 4 gallons of spare gas just in case. I'd always recommend taking extra.

Haha. I might need to change my approach then. I've been sliding mine off the back. Maybe that's what it causing it to bend Sent from my moto x4 using OB Talk mobile app

Are you lifting the RTT off the track with a hoist then? Or just multiple people? Sent from my moto x4 using OB Talk mobile app

Hi @PapaDave . How are the KB Voodoo rails working out for you? I bought mine several months ago, and when removing my RTT, the back bar bent. I coordinated back with KB and they sent me a new one for free. Are you seeing any bending in your rails? And has it held up to the weight of your...

Thanks for the info! I think we're eyeing the Kiabab area for at least a night. You think a stock truck can handle the trails out there for the most part?

Awesome reply @Road ! I'll mention what you said above to the wife, as we enjoy the less-commercial aspects of doing these trips (although we'll do some touristy things). Sounds like the North Rim is perfect for what we're looking to do. We did White Rim in Moab last year and have since tried to...

Thank you sir! This looks like a great write up. I'll shoot over any questions if I run into any

Hey fellow overlanders, My wife and I are planning a trip to the Grand Canyon at the end of next month, and I'm 100% unfamiliar with the trails down there, including hikes. Is there anything that is a "must do" at or near the South Rim of the Grand Canyon? We're looking for potential overland...

Welcome! And nice rig! Sent from my moto x4 using OB Talk mobile app

I'm always up for trips, but might be unable to pull off a week long trip. I don't know much about north west, but I know there's a good trail that heads up Breckenridge Peak 9 that I want to take a look at this year. I've also considered Dinosaur National Monument, but haven't done enough...

Thanks everyone for the recommendations. I think after looking at everything, rechargeable is the way to go, and it seems like there are multiple companies that create high powered pods that would easily attach to my rack by magnet. Helps me avoid all of the wires and switches!

Thanks @James Deaton and @Gary Stevens ! I'll take a look at both and see if anything fits what I'm looking for. I thought this would be a super easy find, but it's looking like battery powered is less common than I expected.

Hey all, Does anyone know if battery-powered LED Pods exist? When I say battery powered, I'm talking AA, AAA, 9V, that have their own on/off switch on the pod itself. I've looked everywhere and can't seem to find anything . I am looking for battery powered to avoid having to wire up lights...

Thanks for the follow. Always up for trails when the weather gets nicer. Might start building a local COS group

If you venture into the Utah area, hit White Rim Trail in Moab. Unbelievable views

I sold this awhile ago. The title should show sold in the title. Sorry!