Traveler III
Wow, that is a neat bag! I might consider snagging one of those for my kitchen setup. I'm somewhat of an incompetent boob when it comes to the culinary arts, so it's taking me longer to figure out exactly what set up I want.
The official OTO "Ozark Trail Overland" gear thread!
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Enthusiast I
Having a hard time finding that bag on walmart’s website. Do you guys know what they called it? My keyword searches are getting filled with a lot of other stuff but not that bag! Lol
Traveler I
Anyone have any experience with this camping table. This is a great table for what you get. My question is how is the build quality compared to others? OZ products typically hold up well, but this seems almost too good
Off-Road Ranger I
@Eddiebrs This is a link to the table the wife and I use. We love it she likes having a place for dishes and the back for hanging stuff and perfect lantern pole. The little trash bag holder is nice also. Been on several trips and works great!
Ozark Trail Portable Camp Kitchen and Sink Table with Lantern Pole - Walmart.com
Ozark Trail Portable Camp Kitchen and Sink Table with Lantern Pole - Walmart.com
Boostpowered
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Member III
Im the type of person that abuses and loses my tools therefore buy from harbor freight, ive bought some ozark trail stuff in the past with great results but i have found academy to be cheaper than walmart for camping plus i hate going into walmart. I choose coleman products over yeti because yeti went anti gun a few years ago and because coleman is made in texas by texans And i shop local every chance i get. Craigslist is also a great place to get second hand camping gear.
Off-Road Ranger I
Thats a flawed line of thinking regarding Yeti. Yeti simply is no longer offering a "discount" to NRA members. That doesn't make them anti-gun. Did Overland Bound offer you an NRA discount? No. Does that make them "anti-gun"?
Boostpowered
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Member III
No but overland bound isnt sold to hunters as a way to keep game fresh either is it? Ive never been a nra member look into their flawed history if you enjoy your rights as a gun owner.
Off-Road Ranger I
Yes, flawed history......agreed. So the NRA has done some stupid embarrassing things, which has caused some of their sponsors to bail on them, as far as things like NRA discounts. That's what happened. Nothing more. So that doesn't make Yeti anti-gun is my point.
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Member III
It was more than just nra discounts dicks sporting goods also caved when sandy hook happened as did cheaper than dirt and a slew of other supposed pro gun companies and even states
Off-Road Ranger I
That's not "anti-gun", what you're saying is that supported gun policy that you don't agree with. Which I understand, and you can totally choose who to support with your business. But to say one of the largest gun supply stores, Cheaper than Dirt, is anti-gun just makes no sense. People define responsible gun ownership/usage differently. Many are adopting a more aggressive stance as more and more people die each year from gun violence., this is a good thing in my opinion, obviously we have to do *something* different, to address the amount of gun related deaths. *What* exactly that is we do, so many disagree on.
Traveler III
Hey fellas, I'm thinking this conversation is probably veering dangerously close to an off topic political one. I respectfully suggest moving to PM's or calling it a day on this one.
Pathfinder III
I have the same set up on my trailer. In Florida when in the national forest the Bears and coyotes come into your camp.
I like it better on a trailer. Makes more sense to me. Any problems in high winds?
Pathfinder III
Pathfinder III
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 Bank 88Wh External Battery Pack 65Watts Travel Charger with Indicator Light,with 2USB,2DC,1AC for MacBook Laptops Smartphones: Computers & Accessories
Thanks for posting. BTW I’m running a 2000 TJ, you?
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Pathfinder III
Picked up this Ozark Trail Bungie Chair for my DV trip.
Pro’s: comfortable, high-back, so I can star gaze and have my head supported. Shoulder strap on chair. Adjustable cup holder.
Con’s: bulky, thin storage bag.
Pro’s: comfortable, high-back, so I can star gaze and have my head supported. Shoulder strap on chair. Adjustable cup holder.
Con’s: bulky, thin storage bag.
Traveler III
I realized I never replied to this. It's awesomely comfortable and fits perfectly on my outdoor mat. I love it.
