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I'm confirmed. Anyone camping out that night?

@SuperLuke may attend

I made a spread sheet once and was shocked about how fast weight adds up. I considered everything, pets, gear, people, food, upgraded spare tire, crap in the glove box, rubber floor mats, etc....

I believe the Primus Onja would just fit. I am not sure if it is a good stove. The configuration seems strange to me. And not an option for me because I use propane.

Something I am moving to as well, albeit slowly. Right now I have a Stansport Outfitter which has 50k BTU output and sort of spoils me. Boils water incredibly fast. But do I really use more than one burner at a time? 95% of the time no. With respect to the front runner boxes, you have just...

My dad picked them up a few years ago at the brewery in Paso Robles. A bit shocked there aren't OB steel pint glasses @Michael, you know, for safety.

Great set up Gary. I love the labels, which is something I need to do as well. And I really like the smaller boxes in the boxes. My eating and cooking utensils go everywhere and that would be a great way to centralize them.

Great suggestions. Thanks! Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Over the years I have learned through trial and error what my needs are in a camp kitchen. While I truly lust over high end chuck boxes that fit everything, those sort of set ups do not fit my requirements, which are primarily: 1. Portability between vehicles - I have a truck and my girlfriend...

AMAZING PHOTOS!!!

The road shot is about Panoche road, a few miles out from I5. The hills shot is inside the Panoche Hills BLM.

I recommend looking at the Cabela's coolers as well. Much cheaper than a Yeti, but still made in the USA. In this test the Cabela's rated best in terms of ice retention.

This is really neat.

I WANT TO BELIEVE, but that's just dirt on my camera lens.

Central California a few weeks back:

2014 Tundra SR 4x4 Fox 2.5 front/2.0 rear Expedition One bumpers Super winch Talon 12.5SR James Baroud Grand Raid XXL (for sale) Front Runner load bar kit Firestone airbags w/ Daystar cradles (for towing)

EDIT: We decided to hold on to the tent, so it is no longer for sale. Thanks. Outside Dimensions Length: 89.5″ Width: 64.5″ Height Closed: 13″ Height Open: 44″ Inside Dimensions Length: 89″ Width: 64″ Height: 36″ Weight: 170 lbs

I also second the suggestion of a harness. In addition, harnesses with handles are great for lifting the dogs in and out of a lifted vehicle, and getting them quickly out of harm's way.

Yes, it seems that small soft bags have the tendency to end up on the bottom of a pile of larger soft bags. Many a time I have found the compressor bag at the bottom of a pile and winced to myself.

I love my 450P-A VAIR compressor. The 100% duty cycle works great when I have to fill up four trailer tires and then up the tire pressure in my truck for towing, as well as for airing up my truck and any friends after an adventure. But. I do not like the bag the compressor came with. It is a...