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Another vote for Roll-a-cot. They are aluminum, so they are light weight, but also very durable. I bought 3 for the family over a decade ago, and after using them multiple times every year, they look almost brand new.

I just ordered the Zarges boxes. My plan is line the floor and sides of the cases with tool box drawer liner using spray adhesive.

how was the noise level after you lined the container with the tool box liner ?

Trying to decide between the Zarges and Wolf Packs. It sounds like you prefer the Wolf Pack over the Zarges. Who makes the Storm cases?

What ABS bins did you go with? Most thin-walled plastic bins I have looked at have angled sides and overlapping lids which make them way less efficient space-wise.

I am on the fence on what to use for storage going forward. I've used a huge Pelican 1650 case + Action Packers for years. The pelican case is heavy at 24lbs (empty), and the Action packers waste space. None of this storage needs to go on the roof, so I don't need the robustness that comes...

I have enjoyed the strongback chair for years, but must admit that it doesn't pack up very small. I am thinking of trying the Nemo Stargazer. Any feedback on it?

I just checked, and it turns out I didn't buy 18". Instead, I got 24" x .5" lag bolts, and I do think they are sufficient at Pismo. I bought them on Amazon when they went on sale.

I have camped a couple times at Pismo Beach with the Kodiak 10x10. Pismo gets *very* windy, and the Kodiak did very well. However, I did not use the standard tent stakes. I used some conduit cut to 18" length, instead. For the next trip, I have 18" Lag bolts that I drive in with a small...

Cabela's Alaskan Guide -20deg bag Another vote for the Cabela's Alaskan Guide -20deg bag. Nice down top, but synthetic below, since it gets compressed anyway. squared off corners with good air circulation control for when it gets really cold

I've got a 2010 Armada that I bought new and it is still on its first set of brakes at 60K miles and the rear HVAC lines are fine... ...as is the paint.

I have the Kodiak 10x10 and am considering this vestibule. It might be nice for a wind-protected place to cook. I would like to see it in person before buying it, though...