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It takes less than 5 minutes to breakdown the typical RTT. Rest of “camp” can stay where it is, and off you go. Pretty insignificant “penalty”. There are other more legitimate arguments against RTT’s, like cost, weight, load balancing. Setup and teardown is not one of them.Man people must really have a thing against ground tents! I kid, but it is Amazing how many other ways to create shelter there are now. Looks pretty cool.
I just don’t like having camp attached to my vehicle. Makes spending more than a day in one place a pain to go anywhere in the truck. Like wheeling or site seeing. Gotta pack up the whole camp just to go anywhere... maybe good for real over landing if you’re really moving every day though...
Yeah I guess if you're only taking the tent with you I can see how that would be okay. We tend to leave kitchen, sleeping, general items (except for food) inside our tent area when we leave camp. May not be "secure" but definitely out of sight and more of a pain for wandering eyes and keeps our space claimed.It takes less than 5 minutes to breakdown the typical RTT. Rest of “camp” can stay where it is, and off you go. Pretty insignificant “penalty”. There are other more legitimate arguments against RTT’s, like cost, weight, load balancing. Setup and teardown is not one of them.