We got the standard size and one of the tunnel/vestibule attachments. The tent fit a queen blow up mattress and twin cot comfortably.what size shift pod is that?
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We got the standard size and one of the tunnel/vestibule attachments. The tent fit a queen blow up mattress and twin cot comfortably.what size shift pod is that?
For 2022 they have a new model āBlack Beanā even more rugged but not cheap. Merry Christmas!The Mean Beans are really cool. I need to check out the Meaner Bean. Didn't even know that existed.
Probably get it faster than a Bronco too.Buy a matching crate M416 for your crate Jeep
I have been running my hiker trailer the past 3 years. Cant speak highly enough about it. It allows us to get into trail/dispersed camping sites that normal RVs cant. I run the same tires and wheel size as my Tacoma 16" wheel 33" tires (Bronco hub pattern is the same 6x139.7) so I don't have to carry a second spare or change hubs when i get my Bronco. It weighs about ~1600 base and 2100 loaded give or take. If you plan on Bear country camping the hard side is nice and required in Grizzly territory. I plan to use with my Bronco. If you notice the GFC superlite RTT- this is the same as @JustinMcbride is running on his ambassador 2dr badlands. I was happy to see it on a 2dr as it is my plan to use it when I am solo camping without the fam. The hiker is built solid. Only thing it really lacks is a restroom ( I have a road shower and small cartridge toilet- for the ladies.) You cant go wrong with the hiker great small company to deal with, Made in Colorado https://www.hikertrailers.com/. The clearance and handling on these trailers is top notch, way better than a small pop-up. Still need my Bronco thoI was looking into Hiker Trailers, https://www.hikertrailers.com/
There are a few brands that make some pretty extreme campers tho!
I will probably stick with my tent for now, but would love to get a small camper trailer like this.
May I ask why you have 3 folding chairs on top of your bed rack?? Kids seats? Joking...I have been running my hiker trailer the past 3 years. Cant speak highly enough about it. It allows us to get into trail/dispersed camping sites that normal RVs cant. I run the same tires and wheel size as my Tacoma 16" wheel 33" tires (Bronco hub pattern is the same 6x139.7) so I don't have to carry a second spare or change hubs when i get my Bronco. It weighs about ~1600 base and 2100 loaded give or take. If you plan on Bear country camping the hard side is nice and required in Grizzly territory. I plan to use with my Bronco. If you notice the GFC superlite RTT- this is the same as @JustinMcbride is running on his ambassador 2dr badlands. I was happy to see it on a 2dr as it is my plan to use it when I am solo camping without the fam. The hiker is built solid. Only thing it really lacks is a restroom ( I have a road shower and small cartridge toilet- for the ladies.) You cant go wrong with the hiker great small company to deal with, Made in Colorado https://www.hikertrailers.com/. The clearance and handling on these trailers is top notch, way better than a small pop-up. Still need my Bronco tho
Best seats for road hunting-Ha! no its the frame for my little fly-fishing float boat.May I ask why you have 3 folding chairs on top of your bed rack?? Kids seats? Joking...
Yes, they would make for a nice 'safari' seat up there!Best seats for road hunting-Ha! no its the frame for my little fly-fishing float boat.
Would love to know more about your setup inside the trailer - do you have electrical? The Woolly Bear seems like a great value.I finally got my trailer setupā¦got the Woolly Bear last August, but didnāt get my RTT in until just recently due to the supply chain issues. Everything is ready to go now. Been using the trailer w/o the RTT up until this pointā¦glad I can start leaving the ground tent at home.