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Manufacture bikes for more than one segment of the market? A novel idea.

Thank you.

Very cool. Good to see that they're not resting on their laurels. I had heard that the iKampers didn't have as much room inside for bedding as some others. Can you speak to that?

Is iKamper making improvements to the tents shipping now vs. the first batch? They're adding new products to their website, which tells me they're not about to go out of business. I think the combination of hard shell and soft shell features is genius, but I'm leery of it being too good to be true.

After switching from cooler to fridge, I'm convinced that the cooler is only the better choice in niche situations like elk hunts and fishing.

Hard to beat the $15 Reliance container for the money. Holds 7 gallons, comes with it's own spigot, is reasonably durable, and it fits inside a milk crate that can then double as an elevated base for the water jug.

Not much of a downside, really.

Any idea how much it weighs? I was looking to use a Pelican rifle case for mine, but that's 20+ pounds of roof load with just the case.

What's up with Edge Technical gaiters? I've only used OR, but I'm willing to try new things?

I've used both Obenauf and Otter Wax on mine. Both are good.

Western Mountaineering also sells US-made sleeping bags. Some of the best, actually.

I think we're coming up on the era of built up 460s now that there's some older ones out there that people don't mind fooling with. Kinda like the 470. Depending on your outlook, the rear door/gate isn't a bug; it's a feature. Plays well with 270° awnings and lets you access the roof when it's...

For gear: https://www.amazon.com/Speedy-Stitcher-1125-Sewing-Awl/dp/B000HGIJQ4 For clothes: http://a.co/2f17tj1

If I already had an EZUP, I might consider it, but there's better options out there.

I wish they didn't cost so much, but they live up to the hype.

That's pretty smart. I'll be stealing this idea.

Should this thread be moved to the storage section?

Hard, uniform, stack-able boxes are a pretty good way to keep your stuff organized in the vehicle, but also at home so you can pack/unpack faster. I personally like Wolf Packs. I like these for kitchen/camp gear and I used them for vehicle-specific items (tools, recovery, etc.) prior to...

Where in NC is your shop?

They'll ship to the US. Shipping is a litttle over $50, so about $220 total for an RV-5 bag.