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I have a 2021 F250 with a flatbed and FWC Hawk UTE on it. Fully loaded, we're around 11,000 pounds. The stock leaf springs handled the weight okay but the ride was terrible. I replaced them with a custom set of Alcan leaf springs (and Carli Pintop suspension) and the difference in ride quality...

We have a plastic bin that lives under the dinette and our wet/muddy shoes go in there. We usually shake out our jackets outside to remove the surface water and then hang them up from the bungee cords that stretch from one soft wall to the other. Probably not optimal but works for us.

We're on our second Four Wheel Camper, this one a 2021 Hawk UTE and the first one a Raven. Combined, we have over 160 nights in these campers and somewhere north of 45,000 miles. We're a family of three, plus an adventure Pug, who mountain bike and hike during our travels. I've taken the time to...

I appreciate it. I was pretty pissed but I also didn't want to ruin the young couples one and only wedding day.

Sedona's pretty amazing, even when it's packed full of tourists. I'd like to visit in the spring sometime when wildflowers are blooming and the trees are green.

100% agree. The level of entitlement is just...I have no words.

We spent a week in Sedona over Thanksgiving and during that time we hiked or mountain biked every day, often exploring well off the beaten path to access Sinagua ruins, a number of caves and an arch with a particularly spectacular view. There was much bushwhacking, more than a few cactus...

Love Gooseberry and Wire Mesa. Also enjoy all the trails over in the Santa Clara area. I shoot with a Sony A7III and 24-105mm lens, although I just bought the Sigma 14-24 f/2.8 and initial impressions are very, very good. Build quality is outstanding and image quality seems to be top notch...

N-Fab. It was the only solution I could find. Quality is...eh, but it'll do until I upgrade to an offroad bumper.

We spent the last four days mountain biking and exploring around St. George, Utah. We've ridden there multiple times but decided to try a new trail one day and hit up an old favorite the next. The new trail was...janky. We love technical riding but this one just wasn't that much fun. There were...

We have a 2021 F250 Tremor on 37's with a FWC Hawk UTE permanently mounted to a Norweld Deluxe Weekender tray. I replaced the factory suspension with a Carli Pintop kit including the sway bar drop links (but not the Carli sway bar or steering stabilizers...yet) and had Alcan Springs in Grand...

We spent last weekend roaming the high country around Steamboat Springs. We try to visit annually and we haven't been back for the last two years so when we heard the fall colors were going off we packed up and headed to Colorado. But before we could visit the 'Boat we had to make a pit stop at...

I've had work done by the crew at Boulder Vehicle Outfitters and they did this same thing, too. Matt called it "torque paint". First time I'd ever seen it done but it's definitely a next level service. Love your rig. Very nicely built and well thought out. Enjoy!

Yes. Stay as far away as possible from Willow Springs Road and the road out to Klondike Bluffs. Total zoos with huge RV's and RZR's everywhere. There's some decent stuff at North Klondike if you follow the rougher roads. There's some good options on Potash after it turns to dirt and the La Sals...

It's one of our "go-to" sites here in Moab when we need a quick escape.

I think I saw you cruise by. Cool!

Does it count as an adventure if the destination is only 40 minutes from your house? Fall colors are poppin' in the La Sals so I ran out for a quick overnight Tuesday afternoon and set up camp in my new favorite spot. Some weather was incoming but I didn't anticipate anything too crazy. I spent...

Haha yep, that's us. It was a spectacular site, even w/ the neverending parade of OHV's who rolled through camp until almost dark.

No, we didn't run Engineer Pass. Damn, that sucks. Wonder what the story is behind it?

We carry 40 gallons of water, 34 gallons of fuel, 3 people and a dog, all the camping/mountain biking/hiking gear, etc. We definitely aren't traveling light. Hell, our bikes and rack are around 200 lbs. and that doesn't include helmets, backpacks/waist packs, tools and all the other gear and...