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I've always installed fans with a good caulk on the inside, like sikaflex, and also with a sealant on the outside. Two layers of protection that way. The dicor lap sealant will not only cover the external screw heads but the whole seam where the fan meets the roof. Eternabond will do the...

I've had several fans installed on various trailers and toppers, to include my current AT Summit. I've had both MaxxAir and Fantastic fans. None leaked. I'm not sure what type of an you have but I doubt the issue is "a result of a structural characteristic of the fan" but rather an improper...

Inflatable kayaks are fantastic for travel. I dumped my rigid kayak several years ago for an inflatable and am so happy I did. It sits right in the back seat until I need to use it and has allowed me to fly fish some great water!

We use the side kitchen setup and have a minimal cooking set up inside our ATO Summit topper. I'm not a fan of slide outs. They are very expensive, unless you build your own, are generally quite heavy, and take up too much interior space in my opinion. We have a batwing 270 awning on the...

I agree with tacollie. We have an AT Summit with the insulation pack and also have the propane Truma Vario heater. Been out in temps down to 10 degrees and we were very comfortable. I think the soft sides do very well in the cold. I'm sure some are better than others so if looking at a soft...

Check with your insurance company. Each is most likely differenct. I called ours, State Farm, after I had our AT Summit installed. I asked about getting it insured. After sending them the invoice and photographs I was told it was covered under our general policy and was not going to cost...

I know I've already posted about being a fan of windows. But in the past two weeks I've taken two fishing trips here in Colorado and love having that big window on the passenger side. Sat in my comfortable chair every morning and watched the sun rise with a cup of coffee. Sat in the same...

As others have said...so many variables. That being said, I have a 2018 Nissan Titan with an AT Summit. I can say that I have not seen a noticeable difference in my mpg. Maybe it has decreased by 1 mpg in my normal driving. I used to get 17-18 mpg combined and now get 16-17 mpg combined...

I'm a fan of windows. I have 3 on my AT Summit. The rear hatch window, front slider window and a Tern Overland window on the passenger side. They offer good visibility, great views when hanging out inside, fresh air to flow through and are great when I have my dog in the back. The Tern...

I second Supertramp. Best pop up camper I've been in. If I pivot from my AT Summit and go full slide in camper I'd upgrade my truck and get a Supertramp.

We have an Iceco 40VL fridge in the backseat of the truck. I like keeping my dry food and fridge in the cab. Leaves a lot more room living space in the bed. All I I keep in the bed to cook is a backpack stove, pot, coffee cup, coffee and a few snacks. I need to have my coffee first thing in the...

Spent a few nights just down the road from the house in Taylor Park area in Colorado. Nice scenery and some decent fishing to boot.

I would assume it came from the county court website. Basic case info is public record.

I live at 10,200 feet in Colorado and we have a long 12 month camping season here! Just need a heater and proper camper for a good portion of the year. We have a travel trailer and wedge camper setup. We use our travel trailer for base camps, luxury camping, weeklong work trips down Denver...

I have an AT Summit and also left it open so I can use the truck for daily work. I have found the Dewalt tough system boxes work well. I have two of the drawer boxes stacked together for gear and an XL tool box for a kitchen box. They can be added and removed very quickly and keep things...

I got a chance to see one of these a couple of days ago at the RV show in Denver. I have to say it is a nice unit. It appears to be very well built and compared to my ATO Summit it is huge inside. The quality looks very good, the space in giant inside, the bed platform with east/west sleeping...

I was wondering about that as well.

I have a Summit. Summit all the way! :p Especially for cold weather camping and the bed platform on gas struts. But the Atlas is nice too. Can't go wrong either way.

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I also give the Exped a thumbs up if it fits.