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I have a Richlite from the Cutting Board Company and it is excellent! I had one cut to size to sit on top of my kitchen chuck box.

I think that because it is a heavy gauge aluminum, it is structurally rigid, and for it to be a thick stainless steel it would be prohibitively expensive and heavy.

Campsaver.com is the worst online retailer I’ve ever dealt with.

Up until last year I always used either cat holes, or the tankless (bag) style, or hunted a structured pit toilet common to most campgrounds when I wasn't boon docking. That changed for the most part, while truck camping, I now always bring the Thetford 565E. Its only con that I have found...

I run GaiaGps on iPhone XR and iPad Pro (earlier generation 9.7") and it works flawlessly. It is a cellular/wireless model but I often pair it with a DUAL external Gps. Battery life is extended by on board truck charging and I use two different types of RAM mounts. I am using a soft case...

I would suggest the Macbook. I have a 27" iMac here at home and an iPad for portable use. I think that once you decide on a good editing software program (I use DxO Photolab 3) then you would need the Macbook for its superior photo editing capabilities. In time, you'll want both, but for now...

For the OP: I have an Igloo Thermoelectric cooler, 28 quart, and I only use it when traveling, attached to a 12V outlet in the truck. It works very well, and its currently about $117 on Amazon. I would never consider it a substitute for a compressor fridge.

My RAM "build" is a 2017 RAM Rebel, stock air bag/shock suspension. Has been off roading in Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado (including some of the high passes) with no difficulty. Good mpg, decent payload and good tow rating. Last year I followed the Continental Divide Ride (popular with...

Maybe trying the "forgot your password" link? Then reset your password and use it for all of your devices after logging out from them all first.

I have owned many tents over the years, including small 1 person backpacking tents. I own a Kodiak canvas 8' x 9' and after using it exclusively over the past 2 years I can say its the best tent I've purchased, for its intended purposes. Also, I can set it up almost as fast as my brother can...

I can't find any specific information on their website, such as what type of compressor does it use? And are you sponsored by Rockpals or receive the refrigerator/freezer from them for free? Thanks.

I have this, not the Gazelle, and it is easily setup and packed (seems it is not available currently on their web site): https://shop.quicksetshelters.com/traveler-screen-tent.html

I carry enough extra to get another 50 miles at the minimum.

A have the ARB deflator, but prefer the TeraFlex deflators, with a little practice they are just as fast and very easy to use.

Waterport.

Ironically, there is a Redarc advertisement at the top of this page.

Waterport or Garden sprayer (painted black) depending on planned location and duration.

Looking at the Amazon site, the Whytner gets 11% one star reviews, not very inspiring.

Two different sized GCI tables for cooking, and one GSI table, for the tent (it is able to be lowered to within 4 or 8 inches off the ground).

How does the cost of butane cartridges compare to white gas or propane?