FS: James Baroud Tent, Scepter MFCs, and other items

[SP Jon M3]

Selling several items. Located in Lomita, CA.

James Baroud Explorer Evo (now called the Grand Raid M)purchased in 2017. Comes with the anti-condensation pad and the thermal insulation kit. $1750.
3 used Red Scepter MFCs. Red cans, red straps and viton gaskets. Cans only, no pour spout. $100 each.
2 used Sand Scepter MWC. $40 each.
2 used Bear Vault NV-500. One still in the box (I think it was used once). $65 each.
1 used Zodi Hot Shower. Always drained the heater and hoses. Always took the batteries out after a trip. I believe I used on 4 or 5 trips. I added a diverter/re-circulator to save water without having to turn the water pump on and off. $100
1 used Springbar Cabana. This was used the same amount of times as the Zodi Shower above. $100
1 used ULA OHM backpack. $150.00

 

[SP Jon M3]

James Baroud Tent Pictures

As much as I love it, our family has outgrown the JB tent so we’ve decided to sell it. This tent has been great for us, it’s been in the rain, wind, and snow all while keeping us warm and dry. It’s the best sleep I’ve ever had camping. We’ve purchased a teardrop trailer to take over as sleeping quarters.

The inside has held up well, no leaks, and the solar fan still works.

The outside gel coat has weathered and the latches have some minor rust on them (which unfortunately it typical with these tents).

 

[SP Jon M3]

Scepter MFCs and MWCs

I’m selling 3 of 4 of my scepter MFCs. We purchased a trailer that has a couple of Rotopax fuels cans attached so we longer need all of the scepters.

The trailer also has 30gal of water storage, so we no longer need the MWCs.

 

[SP Jon M3]

Bear Vaults, Zodi Shower, and ULA backpack.

We are selling the backpack and Bear vaults since we have new family members and we won’t be able to go backpacking for several years.

We are selling the zodi shower since our trailer has an instant hot water heater and shower with it.

 

[SP Jon M3]

Springbar Cabana
Description from Springbar’s website:
The Springbar Cabana is an easy-to-transport accessory tent that provides privacy for dressing, shower or a camp latrine. Quick setup with adjustable upright poles and fiberglass stiffeners. This unit provides good weather resistance. A special zipper has been added to allow access for a sun-shower nozzle. The Cabana does not have a floor.

The attached photo is my Springbar on one of the trips we took. I didn’t take many pictures of it setup, so this was the only one I could find.

Someone else posted photos of their Cabana here. These give you a better idea of what the privacy shelter looks like.