Enthusiast III
Hi Drew. Welcome to OB!
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Contributor III
- 701
- First Name
- Kristian
- Last Name
- Casey
- Member #
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47315
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- Psilo
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Location: hour north of Columbus, Ohio
Rig: 21 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
Experience: Started out kayaking/river camping, backcountry camping, rock climbing, and now Overlanding, all together 7 years. Love the outdoors more then anything and Overlanding allows us to go to remote spots to do adventurous things of whatever sorts.
Rig: 21 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off Road
Experience: Started out kayaking/river camping, backcountry camping, rock climbing, and now Overlanding, all together 7 years. Love the outdoors more then anything and Overlanding allows us to go to remote spots to do adventurous things of whatever sorts.
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Member III
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- First Name
- Brian
- Last Name
- Tritabaugh
- Member #
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4892
- Service Branch
- Army
Trail Blazer III
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- First Name
- Dave
- Last Name
- Ballard
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20527
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- N7XQP
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- Fire/EMS/SAR
Kristian, Welcome to Overland Bound from Washington State. Thanks for posting pics of your rig out in the wild, nice setup. presence of diesel heater indicating year round travel and exploring. Seems like a very long duct up to the tent though, lots of heat lost on the way up?
Contributor III
- 701
- First Name
- Kristian
- Last Name
- Casey
- Member #
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47315
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- Psilo
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Thanks! Yes we camp year round! Yeah I would have thought the same about the long duct! So far we have camped in 19 and it kept the top with two people at 68 on lvl 7 I think. I am gonna extend the controller into the tent for it to be automatic hopefully! Gonna try it tomorrow!
Contributor II
Hello Kristian, welcome to Overland Bound. Blessings for your service, I appreciate it very much.
Member I
My names Joe
Area - El Dorado, California
Rig - 2002 Toyota Sequoia
Experience - mild trails, novice to overlanding.
Area - El Dorado, California
Rig - 2002 Toyota Sequoia
Experience - mild trails, novice to overlanding.
Member III
Member III
Inventor I
- 13,232
- First Name
- Bjoern
- Last Name
- Eldracher
- Member #
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20111
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- DO3BE
Inventor I
- 13,232
- First Name
- Bjoern
- Last Name
- Eldracher
- Member #
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20111
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- DO3BE
Contributor III
- 701
- First Name
- Kristian
- Last Name
- Casey
- Member #
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47315
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- Psilo
- Service Branch
- Air Force
Welcome Joe! I am new as well
Contributor II
Hello Joe, welcome to Overland Bound.
Member III
Hello and welcome to the OB family.
Member III
Hello and welcome to the OB family.
Off-Road Ranger III
Off-Road Ranger III
Hi Kristian,
Welcome to OB from us in France enjoy the community.
Cheers Paul and Nicky
Hi All!
Location: Urban and Upstate NY, USA
Rig: Silverado, XT camper shell, homebuilt platform.
Experience: Advanced Novice
The spouse and I enjoy over landing, and finding new places. Thanks for a great app and website!
Location: Urban and Upstate NY, USA
Rig: Silverado, XT camper shell, homebuilt platform.
Experience: Advanced Novice
The spouse and I enjoy over landing, and finding new places. Thanks for a great app and website!
Contributor II
Hello CAnn, welcome to Overland Bound.
Location: Southern Utah
2023 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss
Overlanding Experience: I have been camping for a little bit, honestly got into it while I was in the Army, every time we went out somewhere, i loved being out in the middle of no where, living off the land. Europe defiantly has to have been my favorite place to "camp" overseas. But in regards to overlanding, Im definitely a noob. I sorta started getting into it with my old 2013 Ram, just a basic truck bed tent. Now I have a new 2023 Colorado TB and planning on getting a softtopper for her. I personally dont like roof top tents (absolutely love them on everyone elses rigs, just not a fan for mine). Can't wait to get into it, I love the aspect of just being able to get up and go to a sick new spot! I find alot of really cool locations while flying helicopters in my area.
2023 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss
Overlanding Experience: I have been camping for a little bit, honestly got into it while I was in the Army, every time we went out somewhere, i loved being out in the middle of no where, living off the land. Europe defiantly has to have been my favorite place to "camp" overseas. But in regards to overlanding, Im definitely a noob. I sorta started getting into it with my old 2013 Ram, just a basic truck bed tent. Now I have a new 2023 Colorado TB and planning on getting a softtopper for her. I personally dont like roof top tents (absolutely love them on everyone elses rigs, just not a fan for mine). Can't wait to get into it, I love the aspect of just being able to get up and go to a sick new spot! I find alot of really cool locations while flying helicopters in my area.
