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Apologies for the late response. We got word while out of a death in the family. Eclipse was so worth it to see. My wife decided she really does like the RTT and doesn't want me to sell it. Thanks for the interest.

I'll take some new pics today as we're using it in the Ozarks hoping to see the eclipse. We have the annex setup as well.

Not to sound rude, but both are in the title of this thread. Feels very bot-ish

I forgot to mention the guy poles are included.

Lightly used, Roofnest Condor XL in perfect condition. Includes 2 Awnings, and 2 annex rooms, one of each NIB. Has the interior led light strip. Wifey decided she needed a basecamp 20x.

I've got several that we use for different types of camping/cooking. I always have a biolite camp stove in the truck. Great little single burner that can run off nearly any flammable solid and as a bonus makes electricity while it's hot. There is a grill accessory available for it that rules...

I don't take many of photos or videos when I'm out. I'm of the mindset that tech is the opposite of why I'm out there, so I try to avoid it. Now in the garage it's a different story. Pics and video are common.

I currently run tires that are just under 32". I've run 37" on my jeep before this truck. With the exception of large ledge/step obstacles, I have no real troubles that are tire related. Knowing that the tire choice was going to keep my rig lower to the ground I run real rock rails and full...

Found him. Lol. Now back up into the mountains. :-)

I'm coming up from Oklahoma tomorrow. I'll be at the Expo Saturday. Spending the rest of the weekend dispersed in the RNF.

Got the Maxtrax mounted on the rack and rigged up a USB power for the RTT lights. Camped out in the driveway. Lol

Finished up the KC M-Rack install and slid the RTT forward a bit. I was waiting until I had the roof rack on to push it forward.

Installed a KC Highlights M-rack with Gravity spots and side lights. Pretty involved install. Spots have a dumb name, but God the light they throw. Bonus, we now have an outside location for the recovery boards again.

I run my ARB Element 63 qt off a Bluetti ac200. I get as little as 4 days without recharge if it's 90+ degrees out can go much longer the cooler it is outside. The ac200 has apx. 2000 watt hours/180ish amp hour storage. I have 400 watt of solar that can keep it fully charged while in use when...

We just spent 4 days out in SE Oklahoma in 100 degree heat with heat index as high as 110. A misting spray bottle and a Dewalt 20v fan in the shade was enough to keep us safe (notice I didn't say comfortable). You'll go through way less water with a spray bottle than you will sweating it out...

We've been talking about this one for a while. Pretty interested.

450 degrees. And an 11lb roast will fit in there.

I nearly forgot to add this! Picked up a Taeger Ranger pellet grill/smoker/griddle for the primary "camp stove". It has been game changing for us. Put on a boston butt, go about you day, come back to pork ready to shred for sandwiches etc. The griddle is a camp friendly bonus! The Bluetti...

That's the combo we run as well. Bluetti AC200 And the Treager Ranger. Game changing camp cooking setup. Nothing like putting a boston butt on and going about your day while it smokes up. We use 400 watt panels to keep the AC 200 topped off, but it will run our element fridge and the traeger for...

Tested out the awning for the Roofnest. Set it up and left it up during some big winds. So far so good. Pretty good coverage too.