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I just use something like this - https://www.lowes.com/pd/Project-Source-Compact-2-Step/5000211399 So two steps up, step on the edge of the tailgate, then into the tent. Definitely not fancy!

I use the Peakdo Linkpower 1 also. my only complaint is that when it gets too hot (which happens quite a bit before the starlink itself overheats), it will stop charging. It still powers the mini - it just doesn’t charge itself until it cools down. I have it on my dash, so this happens more than...

This thread is funny! I ask about a drawer and get told to buy an Airstream. Meanwhile you guys have showers, huge kitchen tables, hanging lanterns, and who knows what other toys! 😂

I saw this one too - what stuck out to me was it says it has 3 slide out sections, but all the pictures show only 2. And if there’s 2, then the sink would be just at the back of the tailgate, which wouldn’t be super convenient to use.

Thanks for your thoughts! I haven't been camping as long as you :), but I think this all depends on _how_ you like to camp. For me, I like to move on to the next place after one night, or sometimes two nights - but I'm rarely hanging out in one spot for longer than that. What matters most to me...

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...

Nice - thanks for posting this! You didn’t happen to get a closer picture of where it’s attached to the truck, did you? I’m still having trouble seeing how it works around the tent strap/clip up at the top. Maybe it’s just a lack of imagination on my part… 😂

This is super helpful - thanks!!

Front the same seller - I wonder if you could maybe use these as links between the front section of the t-mat, and the back section, if you have them split to access the under-bed storage. Or is there some other way to link and unlink them (to access the storage) that I haven't discovered yet...

Wow, I hadn't heard of t-mats, but this is kind of amazing. And I was literally just chatting with chatgpt about ways to organize my camping gear lol. If you have a sec, a few questions - 1. In another thread I read they're about 1cm high - and it sounds like the husky boxes won't fit under...

Ah! Ok, makes sense. So the last time I did it a couple of days ago, it was the smoothest re-cover I've done, and heck, one point makes a line, right? What I did was after it was folded down, but not latched, I sort of wiggled the sides around a bit so they were near the sides and not about to...

So there are (at least) two versions of the tent. On the older one, the cover has the sides that zip or velcro or something (pic from @TownBiz): On the newer version, the cover is all one piece and just drops over everything: I have the newer version, and it's not too difficult to get the...

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...

Yep - normal operation is to have them all open, so you can inflate/deflate from a single port. I think the idea is, if you get a leak in the tent somewhere, you can close off that section so the rest of the tent remains fully inflated. Or if you're in a super windy environment (maybe a...

Oh man, I have the 79K one. I’m not sure which side to be on. 😂

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...

Hmm. I've been assuming they will help hold the tent on when there's a strong wind coming from the front. Seems like those, plus the red straps, are what's holding things in place from anywhere but the bottom. I have trouble with one side. So there's the stainless piece above the windows...

Wow this turned out better than I expected - thanks for posting! Are there attachment points for stakes on the legs? And for the side mount - are the straps going to the suction cups long enough that you could put this up while the cybertent is deployed? I’m thinking you’d have to move one of...

Just to follow up on my original post (which was supposed to be about storage, not so much about bears lol), I ended up going with the Front Runner Flat Packs. Two of them fit nicely side by side in the frunk. In one I have an induction cooktop and two pans. In the other I have other...

Oh, that’s definitely interesting. Thoughts on how you might attach it to our trucks? I can imagine doing it on the back, if no tent deployed, and perhaps attaching the lines back near the appliqué trim piece somewhere. But ideal would be to deploy it on the side, and I haven’t been able to...