Pathfinder I
Its by Addicted Offroad.
Pathfinder I
Its by Addicted Offroad.
Pathfinder I
That awning is very cool!
Advocate II
Nice, another tuff stuff. How do you like so far? We havent slept in ours yet but i cant wait!Finally mounted the RTT, and with decent weather we headed out for an overnight at a nearby state park.
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Overnight was high 30s and the kids and wife are toasty upstairs. I am running a MrBuddy heater downstairs at low. Rain as we woke up so we got all the cooking and breakfast downstairs in the annex.
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Pathfinder I
Yep! Working on my drawer system, should be completed soon!That awning is very cool!
I see you purchased your black and yellow tubs from Costco too! LOL They work great!
so i've only used it last weekend, but during that time, it got exposed to cold and rain. It performed really well.Nice, another tuff stuff. How do you like so far? We havent slept in ours yet but i cant wait!
Member II
This is a great idea! I am planning on putting a RTT on my ride and have an awning on one side, and shovel and axe on the other. I was also trying to come up with a way to mount my Maxtrax and this is a great solution.I've been contemplating how to best mount the Maxtrax once the RTT was installed, as I'm keeping the driver side free for the impending awning install. Then it dawned on me to use the RTT straps by adding an extra length of webbing and buckles. Now I can also use the same lock for the shovel and Maxtrax. So far so good.
Advocate II
Mine is coming in today. Looks identical to yours! Good taste!A glimmer of hope for those waiting. Arrived in Seattle today, on time, via DHL. Hang in there. [emoji6]
Yeah we dont like the blaring logo so much, ours sits higher were our pillows are on the non hinged side. Also the cover loosens up a bit everytime you remove it.so i've only used it last weekend, but during that time, it got exposed to cold and rain. It performed really well.
the good:
- for the price you get the annex with heavy duty flooring, and the tent itself is no different than the other brands, i.e. all the same features you see on a Tepui or a CVT.
- the materials used are solid, packaging was great -- i expected less for a 'budget RTT'.
- i dig having the annex, i do a lot of trips with the family and we tend to stay on base camp at least 2 days. It also extends my camping on colder weather with a heater in the annex (warm air rises to the tent).
- My kids loved it!
the bad:
- the annex. It adds more time to install and as heavy as my ground tent (mostly due to the heavy material used on flooring)
- the weight, 130lbs i think -- so it's a pain getting it up there. I still need a better way to hoist this since i'd like to keep the Jeep in the garage, plus enjoy some topdown driving.
- the tuffstuff logo is a bit cheesy, and it's on all 4-sides of the cover. I like to keep things low-profile so i'll tape it off.
- i may need a ladder extension. Even with a relatively stock height on my Jeep, the ladder is close to vertical which makes it just tricky for the wife. I am not worried too much with the kids, they're monkeys.
- i went camping on a state park. RVers and ground tenters look at you like you landed a UFO.
we're still figuring out how to properly store all the sleeping stuff and still keep it easy to zip up the cover.
Pathfinder I