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I just returned a defective thermorest neoair sleeping pad to them after having it for 3 years, no problem returning it at all. They will back up and defective product for life just won't take returns because something doesn't fit right or your unsatisfied with it after a year. still a better...

If you want two pads I would recommend the exped synmat 7LW it is 77.5" x 26". I have one and its a great pad. Depending on your height you can save a few bucks and get 2 of the MW pads which are 72" x 26". I just got one for my girlfriend. The added bonus is they are light enough to take...

does anyone have any experience with financing a truck/camper combo like this? the ruck is new enough to possibly pull it off.

I recently bought my first buff on a trip out west. It was great at keeping the sun off my pale neck. Wore it in 90* weather in Zion and 30 degree weather in Yellowstone. It was comfortable in both extremes.

PM me your bottom dollar on the cap. Thanks, Chip

I would love to see some pictures of how the pop top was constructed and the dimensions of the camper area would be great too. Thanks in advance. Chip

Trailer looking for anything in trade?

Thats awesome glad I could help. I hate that REI is against off road driving but the customer service can't be beat. if they will fit any of your buddies tell them to go to the next REI garage sale. they will sell them for pennies on the dollar. the sale is only open to members and happens about...

take them back to REI they have a 100% satisfaction guarantee. they will exchange them no questions asked

It looks very similar to the roll version of ridge vent. Might be a much cheaper alternative.

what do you think it would cost to get it to the east coast? I have a greyhound terminal near by and could also give a buisness address with a loading dock. If it could get here for around $100 I would be interested. Do you have an estimated weight? If you would rahter talk in PM or by phone...

I call seconds if Treenail backs out. Chip

So I have been looking at building an "expedition camper". I know Mitsubishi has the fuso FG in 4wd but I think I want to do a 4wd conversion myself. I'm looking to do a short box at cab height with a pop up similar to an Earthcruiser. I just want to keep the roof low to keep the fuel cost as...

for short trips you can't beat using a vaccuum sealer. throw the meat and marinade in and seal. I do this for canoe camping trips with steak but should work for just about anything. the best part is there is no wasted space.