The old saying, “Don’t let fear and common sense hold you back!”Depends on the environment.
Just kidding actually, just do what you are comfortable with. Sounds like fun.
I presume there’s a bottle of warmth in there too?
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The old saying, “Don’t let fear and common sense hold you back!”Depends on the environment.
The old saying, “Don’t let fear and common sense hold you back!”
Just kidding actually, just do what you are comfortable with. Sounds like fun.
I presume there’s a bottle of warmth in there too?
A few other options for OP to consider:
- Eezi-Awn Stealth
- Bundutec
- Semi-hardshell automatic from FreeSpiritRecreation
- GoFastCampers RTT
- This guy's custom option: Tired of all the "huge" RTT's. So I made my own.
I'm not endorsing/recommending anything, just providing options to be aware of.
Dogs in a RTT sounds like a bad idea especially large ones. Find a place in the vehicle for them to sleep or outside.
+1.
Have a GSD, and would never consider bringing her into a RTT. She's got plenty of room, comfort and security in the car (and in the truck before).
I've been in my Alu-cab gen 3 in a snow and sleet storm with 35mph gusts. Started the night facing into the wind but it changed direction completely when the storm hit. Other than the zippers jangling
What did you do against jangling zippers? I used some nylon threads...
Awesome, can you send me a set of 24 to switzerland?
Easy to see and they're reflective. 2mm glowire cord from Lawson Equipment and cord clips from Amazon.