Well it depends on how long you want to wait for the price to be cost constructive. All prices tend to come down over a period of time. I guess I am an impulsive buyer and want the product out of the gate.
Good to know all us cheap bastards have nice carsIf you don’t have one of these you will not regret. I paid 265$.
I have a fridge there I absolutely adore I think I paid $350 for if you exclude the auxbeam and buck converter and crazy amount of time I spent figuring out the dc install for. I know these are quite popular though.If you don’t have one of these you will not regret. I paid 265$.
the rear camera view sprayer was a good buy, but after purchasing and installing learned could easily diy w a 3d printed ipv6 spray nozzle and simple tube and Y splitter
That center console is a maybe, but the refrigerator would be a better option if they brang those down -$200 off
I know a few vendors made basically the same thing and I doubt more than 50% stock has sold since.
Thats the story w many of the accessories, Chinese cloning other china brands haha. Hansshow for the win
floor matts, some storage bins, screen covers and tpu armor, the joytutus tent or an awning are items I own and recommend for others if you do not own currently
48v step down for underfloor or light bar if you can find, the nitecore version was doa
I don’t think i was quoted at saying that ever haha. It’s no light weight alpine design by any means for ultra light hikers. But I have had it on a moose camp
hunt in Alaska, and a few other adventures both in the truck bed or sat on the ground. It rained each time it was put to use including yesterdays 1” thunderstorm. I set my tent up about a week ago to remove the garage funk it accumulated over winter and spring. Sunrise surprise not a drop of water inside if setup correctly. Its weak point is the floor, if you don’t set a tarp or other barrier you will have moisture accumulated from the soil by morning. That’s not a huge problem for me always carry a towel and my bedding has good R value for that. I do love how much room is in the tent, I am 6”4 and can lay down and semi stand when needed. Getting dressed or packing inside the tent is great!
I don’t think i was quoted at saying that ever haha. It’s no light weight alpine design by any means for ultra light hikers. But I have had it on a moose camp
If your in a windy sleep spot make sure you have all the straps and loose tie downs secured, I can’t sleep when shits hitting the truck clinging at night or the other tent spots.
I would give it an 7.7/10
not at all very easy to setup, insert red poles x2 and then blue, one extra for the top to keep it spread and the zipper portions. I think I set it up in less than 15 minutes the other week without using it since last October, very intuitive no instructions needed.
