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4stfire :-), Retired Fire Service I really like the SolGear stuff. They have a larger unit for big groups and I was impressed with the quality.

Classic Scout Patrol Box derivation. Very nice setup.

Mesh Utensil Roll Very nice. I've looked at the others above found via Google searches too, but your link to Cooke shows a rather nice and well priced setup. Something similar, from a great company, that is made of a strong mesh fabric and allows for quick drying of washed utensils too...

Missed the March Death Valley trip. :(. If there is space to join, and the dates work, I have an extra Byer Easy Cot with a 3.5" self inflating pad (super comfy) available for use.:sombrero:

Ammo Box Kitchen Box This was an interesting setup for those who like the ammo box idea.

I know mine fill up with people as soon as I get the set out. They're like people magnets.

Nicely done! I'll have to check out the other thread.

I was faced with the same decision. For the minor variation in cost and packed size I opted for the RV5. Glad I did. The additional 8" is worth it. I'm not certain but I don't think the RV4 has the additional stake outs on the back wall, its last wall pitch being steeper to the ground than the...

Took the RV5 on my maiden voyage and was the envy of my peers. All around as expected. Fast and easy set up and ample room for the Byer Easy Cots I am using. I only set up one as I was running solo this weekend. I placed it close to one side and the fit was tight but easily doable. If there was...

RV5 arrived today as well from Family Tent Camping. +1 on their awesome service. The stated dimensions of the packed RV5 are spot on at 6'6". I was actually hoping they were being conservative. The RV5 is about 1 inch too long packed to fit straight in lengthwise in the back of my Dodge...

http://www.familytentcamping.com/store/1406228/page/3109746 These guys are awesome and so is their customer service.

Sounds to me like the owner/driver of the Blazer had it coming.

Thanks for the insight Romer! Not having the cots touch the walls is important to help keep things drier. Leaning towards the RV4 if space works favoring the slight weight savings and slightly smaller footprint. I'll have to check bullies review better. Didn't see any pics of cot use there.

I'm in the final stages of order this week and am wavering between the RV4 and RV5. I really only plan to sleep two on Byer cots running front to back. Anyone have input on whether there is much of a reason to go with the RV5 for this setup, or likewise a reason to choose the RV4? Appreciate any...

Just ordered the RV5 and hope to have it for Labor Day. I'll post some pics of the setup. Planning on using 2 Byer Easy Fold cots and a small table inside.

Oyster9 - Hope you post up some pics with the system installed. Interested to see how it all comes together.

Great thread!!! Thanks Dave. I just built my awning up today. Am trying it with the 6' side on the rack and the 8' side out. At this extension the Wally World tent poles bow a little as the extension is nearing max. But that could just be the buzz making it look that way. Haven't decided how...

Found ya!

The poll has it right. ExO is the best stuff. Tried Patagonia, cotton (who hasn't) Duluth Trading Co., silk, and REI and none are as comfortable or durable as ExO.

Great to meet you guys at the Mountain Rendezvous and many thanks for all your hospitality. The trail run was a hoot and a pleasure to run with another Dodge aficionado. Hope to catch up with you guys again. Lexi says "woof".