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Looking forward to your review, I will catch the replay after work. 👍

Dude, I wouldn't spend $300 on one of these pieces of garbage 😂😂

Great video, thanks

30k budget

Ukrainian designed and made!

Hererrrrrrr

Is it waterproof？Are you sure you can put it outdoors?

I bought the NAPA compressor, keep in a separate bag so i can move it around, added a 90/125psi shut off switch, a standard quick connection, and a single fill hose with a quick connect for the valve stem, also set up a quick connect power connector running off the same switch for my winch and have less then 1/2 what the ARB system is. Not saying that the ARB is not great, but if funds are limited you can put together a nice set up for relatively lower cost. Ran the system a few weeks ago while at the Hot Springs off Road park, worked great.

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backpacking is isobutane, because the design of the cans acts as a support for your stove and doesn't tip, as well as the isobutane cans having a dry weight that is half of the propane canister. I have the flame king 5lb propane tank, and it is an excellent option. We camp with about 4-5 people with cooking and heating up water for dishwashing, and used about 1lb of propane per day, so it's safe to say for ordinary uses, count on .25 lbs per person per day on an ordinary camping trip. There are downsides to a 5lb tank. One is they cannot be exchanged if you enjoy the convenience of tank exchanges. Another downside is depending where you are, most places are only DOT regulated to fill 15/20 lb and above tanks, and this includes your Sams Club and Costco etc. The only place I've found to refill mine is a UHAUL, and they usually don't know how to price it, so I give them a $5 bill. The larger "RV" tanks as you say have much more added versatility of refilling much less, cheaper initial purchase price, potentially cheaper propane in filling at cheaper propane places that take this more standard sizing, you can bring the tank down to a smaller percent volume of the total reserve spot before refilling which is cheaper if places charge a fixed rate because they are lazy to calculate. Given these challenges, If you are severely limited with space, I would say the 5lb is a decent option but you have to take all the factors into consideration. Using a bulk tank is always a better idea than the little green ones, and refilling the green ones, even if you buy the DOT certified refillable type are going to be more work than just taking a bulk tank, so there's that too.

Hi, how many inches do you have between bed and roof? Thanks…

dude! great video

How many miles you got on the truck now?

Good stuff! Just picked up the new Devos LightRanger 2000 - impressive for sure. 👍

7:57 switching rack height. This info is hard to find on YT elsewhere. Thanks!

What are your thoughts on Toyota taking out the transmission cooler starting in 2019? Is it worth installing even though I will never be towing anything in my 2019. My buddy just had one installed on his 2020 but he tows trailers all day. heard such mixed reviews on the topic so I just wanted to ask what y’all thought?

This is one of my biggest gripes (along with people letting their dog roam off leash to wander into my site 100 yards away triggering my 2 pitties) and idk how to stop it other then a permit system to have some level of tracking & accountability. I almost always spend 20-30 min cleaning trash when first arriving to a campsite; usually broken glass, tp, beer cans, and dog shit. I’ve seen a few absolute dirt bags just throw trash (cup, can, wet wipe) out the window as they’re driving down Forrest roads. Some people simply don’t deserve to enjoy these spaces.

This has got to be the coolest camper I've ever seen

I've had my inlets for 3 years now this is my fourth year I use this all the time now and it's so easy to set up and only weighs 20 lb. I love it

Just got one for Father’s Day. I really like the process you used to season it. Thanks.

Don't try to roofnest mattress! You might as well be on the ground!

Such a great list of products! Thanks @oxfoot ! Nick in Prescott, AZ

Get RCI sliders or white knuckle

thats right keep overlooking the mercedes ML55 keep the prices low.

I am looking into overlanding as a hobby and for vacation time. I enjoy spending time on the road and driving to new locations and exploring the land. My current car is a Veloster N. I wanted a speedy nice fun car and over the past 3 years, I have enjoyed this car a lot, but have found that my life and style of what I want to do is changing. I have a 6 year old kid, just bought a puppy, and have a cat. I want to be able to have enough room for them all but realizing now that my current car does not offer that for the three of them. What would you recommend for a semi family like vehicle that would be good for my situation. I love music so must have good speakers, and ample room for a growing child and a German shepherd and a cat?

Love the video, but these maybe be budget vehicles in US or AUS, but here in NL they cost an fortune...

Nice harbor freight infomercial! SMH!

Where would the aux battery go with this mounting?

Been wild camping in the Sitgreaves National Forest (Arizona) the last 2 weeks. Moved to a different site multiple times since getting here. It's amazing how trashed this place is. I do what I can to clean up other peoples garbage and 💩💩💩, but after awhile I have to cut my loses and move on.

I have become a huge believer in the NItto tire. My rig is a fully loaded and decked out 2014 Ram Power Wagon that I use as my overlander. After around 40K miles on the stock Goodyears, I put a set of Ridge Grapplers (35x12.5x17) on the ol' girl and she has taken me on some epic adventures across the country, and with OVER 70K miles on that set I replaced them with an identical set last December. The guys at Discount Tire couldn't believe I was able to rack up that kind of mileage, could've probably gotten another 5K out of them, but I didn't want to chance it with winter coming. I can't say enough good things about the Ridge Grapplers, take care of your tires and they'll take care of you, Nitto fan for life!!!

Jeep Liberty All day! Like I said in a reply comment. 4K for a good used Liberty with 4x4. Then take the last 6K on upgrades and there you go. A great “reliable” ish fully upgraded over landing rig. (Over landing not rock crawling mind you lol but it could with more upgrades)

What kinds of rack is that?

Thanks for checking out the video, I’ll try to get a full review of these tires soon!

7:52 How do you like the Hest down comforter? I haven't seen a lot of reviews about it on RUclips. Do you think it can replace a sleeping bag?

Where can I find that R4T under hood mount? Can’t find it on their site and really looking for a clean powerswitch mount.

Great video! Those tires look good on the Tundra ! I like the aggressive look👍🏻💪🏻

three fourth????

Thanks for comparison. From what you describe, I ought to look at Nitto Recon Grappler's for a future 4Runner. It's a long way for me to get to the West.

I’m digging the rack system with the 4 bangers. Is the uptop front shield universal for the 4 bangers or did uptop make specific front fairing for them? I also noticed you have 7 lights, I think they sell them in pairs so did you just have to bite the bullet to get the 7th?

I want know how many times he says the word “here” in this video.

I would have loved to have seen you open the lid up inside of your pick up truck so we can get a general idea to what you can and can’t do.

Great video. That looks like Buena Vista!

Classics do better off road try a 80s ford f150 4x4 get a 300 six and a 4spd. I would stay in the 70's but I don't buy newer than 79

Great video…subscribed! 👏🏼👏🏼

My 4Runner is a 2021 SR5 and in that location it looks like I have the brake master cylinder and lines. I'm not seeing that in your engine bay at that location behind the breather box and filter. Was this relocated or is it in a different location for you?