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I love my smittybilt rtt. Great quality that lasts, just like other brands, except i paid a whole lot less. Call it pragmatic. They have good customer service and the tent is very durable.

Phew, thought it was capped at 10, and I only just saw this. Thanks for bumping up the count @Kent R. Looking forward to this!

Buddy of mine bought one of those as well, but he still uses the double doodie bags with it, which is what makes more costly. But boy, are those storage friendly and easy to tote around, even if it's just to find a place to use it.

If I'm ever to upgrade mine, I would go with a hardshell and easy open and close option, whether it be an 12v electric open/close system, or one with the gas strut assist of some kind. That way, I'm not climbing on top of the rig each time just to tuck the fabric back in as well as strap each...

One more thing I wanted to share with you on why I'm using a chem toilet now vs. my old toilet which I used double doodie bags on was that those bags were getting costly and in the course of a year I realized I had spent more than the cost of a chem toilet, which only requires water and 1 packet...

1) Popup changing tent 2) Any portable cassette toilet (either ones that you drop a wag bag into, or a chem toilet) Both toilets have worked for me with a changing tent.

Hey guys, looks like I'm not going to make this trip. Really did look forward to meeting all of you and will hopefully catch you on the next planned trip. Have a great time and be safe.

Hi Mike, there's a possibility I may not be able to make this trip. I will know for sure by early next week and update the group here. I know there were 1 or 2 of you that wanted to be on the waiting list, so just as soon as I find out, I'll update my RSVP. Thank you.

Just love how OB takes such great pride in their quality mail packaging. Very nice and reflects positively on the awesome brand they have created.

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Got me one before the last trip and it worked out great for both use and ease of storage. Thank you!

Bought some LED light strips (of course they are made in China) and it failed the first time I installed them and tried to turn them on. This was a good looking product too, except that thought went out the door the moment it failed and I had to curse everything "Made in China". I'll pay $20...

270 degree awning order in play! Won't arrive until September though.

I had the same issue with mine, so I purchased this 2" memory foam topper which now I'm super comfortable, and it folds down just fine in the RTT.

Check with @Mike-S

2nd that on the quality winch, plus you should definitely get enough long straps, shackles and snatch blocks. You won't always have trees directly in front of you, so having different angles of pull using snatch blocks can still help get you unstuck. Make sure to have a spare tire and a shovel...

Thanks Mike!

Thanks genocache! When I first considered the batwing awning, I said "I better just buy some extra pivot hinge replacements now" even though they now include 2 replacements. But the idea of just being able to swing out a freestanding(without the poles unless it's super high wind) awning would...

I looked at this one as well and my initial thought was that it has a much better and more durable pivot hinge that isn't made of plastic that repeatedly breaks. However, they won't be releasing the passenger side awning until the end of August, which is the side I need for my setup...

Dave, I know you're not going, but wanted to ask how propane stovetops and burners work up in that 10K ft altitude, particularly @ Laurel Lakes/Funnel Lake. Please advise. Thanks!