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Give eSIM's a try. Super convenient.

Looks good, and I like the handles on your disc. Good luck with it. They’re fun to cook on.

Check out Tensa Outdoor : Darn things are almost magical. Super lightweight and you can DIY one if weights not an issue.

Agree. A lid opens up a bunch of new things you can make. Steam baking is a big hit with the family. Cinnamon rolls, brownies, and one time we did a cake that wasn’t pretty but tasted good all the same. Wife did a quiche also the was awesome.

Not trying to contradict anyone, but a few of us are meeting up there in a couple of weeks and I’ve been told that the northern part of the road coming in from the falls is in rough shape. No problem for a 4x4, but not something I’d tackle in a sedan. Good friend who lives close by told me he...

Hey, welcome. Charlotte also. Haven't been getting out much lately but with it cooling down that will likely change. There's a big group going to overland east you should consider hooking up with.

Bought one, we’ll see

If you’re considering getting it from Agrisupply consider their disc cooker. $30 and it’s plenty big. Handles are useful also. https://www.agrisupply.com/bbq-disc-blade-discada/p/85077/

Yeah, looked at the Gazelle during the last Overland Expo. Great design and super easy setup. Only drawback for me was the door. Probably not an issue, just seemed like they could have found a better compromise. Regardless, I think it's a great tent and one I still think about purchasing.

I'm a long time backpacker and a hammock is my preferred sleep system when I have to carry it on my back. Nothing beats the combination of weight and comfort. If you get the chance you should try a bigger hammock than the ENO. They tend to be around 9' long and for a lot of people that's too...

For you guys cooking on these discs, you should look into getting a “Sous Vide” cooker for home. I think the two are a perfect match. We cook up steaks, chicken, shrimp, fish all on the rare side in the Sous vide, then freeze them and finish them on the disc. If you’ve tried to cook thick cuts...

That’s an interesting idea. I was going to build a battery bank housed in an ammo can for similar purposes. I don’t need the compressor, and would like some additional ports for usb. On the fence, I’d easily spend $60 on the build. Thought about one of these also: Amazon.com: Powkey AC Power...

I like it better on a trailer. Makes more sense to me. Any problems in high winds?

Good advice from 1Louder, especially that last bit. If you’ve got other gear intensive hobbies you hopefully get the meaning in his statement. Another saying that fits...The more you know, the less you need. How about a few details from you? Sleeping alone or with others? Any critters...

Have fun group. Sounds like a good turnout. The rain that just came through should make for a fun ride. Don’t forget your muck boots. If you’re planning to camp on trail You might think about leaving a couple of rigs or tents at the big site. Have fun.

I’ve got two of those bags. At $12 they’re a steal. Well made.

Thanks, tried the first link in the original post and it didn’t work. That one worked great.

Hey @NC-Trooper what time that day? Didn’t know about the first one. Sounds fun.

It's been 3 months since I was there last, so I'm not sure my information is up to date. When I talked to a local out there, he told me the road itself was public but that's it. There's a lot of side roads and other land that is privately owned and there are literally a hundred signs posted on...

Never seen it before, looks clever and useful.