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  1. Nomad LT slide-out kitchen

    Have any of you used the Nomad Kitchen LT, or anything similar? https://www.nomadkitchenco.com/lt-series I would love to have a slide-out kitchen area, that can slide out under the Cybertent. And this one has a seemingly cool feature where it can be quickly removed, so you can use your truck...
  2. Traction boards on sale

    I'm not vouching for these, but I did order a set. Amazon/woot have some traction boards on sale today for $35: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DPW77242 At this price, I don't really care if they only last a single use. For me, they're only for real emergencies (one of those ice or mud situations...
  3. Cybertent tips and tricks

    I'm hoping folks can post their own experiences and tips related to the Cybertent here! I'll go first - On my latest trip, after inflating, I noticed one whole section of the tent was limp and uninflated. At first I thought I had a leak somewhere, but that turned out not to be the case. I knew...
  4. Frunk storage for camping gear

    Pretty much everywhere in CO is bear country, and we have camping regulations about storing food, cookware, etc (either in bear boxes when provided, or in a locked car if not). This generally means my fridge, dry food, cooking items (cooktop, pans, utensils), and certain clothing and personal...
  5. Pirelli Scorpion OEM A/S to KO3 tires

    I'm planning on doing some solo overlanding over the summer, and I've been sort of nervous about the OEM Pirelli tires. I have about 2200 miles on them; I love them for how quiet they are, and the efficiency I've been getting with them on the road, but nervous about their robustness on dirt and...





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