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50/50 and varies by the season. I generally leave recovery gear and the likes in my JKU during the winter months but remove it when soft top season rolls around. The tent, awning, fridge, basic tool kit, and 2M radio stay on year round. I have an AT shelf in the cargo area that makes it very...

Is it bulging on the opposite side or is it limited to the honeycomb collapsing? Are you or other occupants on the larger side? I haven't noticed it yet in my Tepui after a year and they are essentially the same (I'm just over 200#).

I would use an inflatable boat patch. Like the ones you can find at Wally World, West Marine, or many sporting goods stores.

These are what I swapped out for the Yakima rack attachment (pic below) and a washer. My RTT isn't mounted up, but I'll see if I can find the parts in my messy garage and show what I did.

If you are in a pinch, you can use Yakima/Thule (depending on your base rack) mounts. I used the Yakima ones on my Gobi with some tread tape wrapped around the bar and they worked just fine.

Look into a RAM seat mount. It mounts to your passenger seat floor bolt and has an "arm" that comes up from there that you could mount this on.

If you intend on using walls of any sort on the awning, you might want to consider going bigger in at least one dimension. I have the 6' Tepui awning and it feels extremely tiny when I put up the mosquito netting walls. Without them, 6'x'6 feels a whole lot larger. I'm looking to add the...

Do you have any idea when the awning extensions will be back in stock?

I have an ARB 37qt and some LEDs (<1a/hr draw). My 90watt Overland Solar setup is running on the ragged edge when the mercury is north of 95*F and I'm opening it twice an hour for cold beverages and replacing with ones that have been kept in a cooler under the vehicle. This is taking into...

While only having one tent up top, I will second what NatersXJ6 said. Yes, you know you have some weight up there but it isn't anything unmanageable (unless you're already in a bad situation like death wobble). Make sure your springs are up to the task (stiffer than stock); a plush ride and...

I just keep a cheapo claw hammer and rubber mallet in my camp box. Seriously, just use your shoe or find a rock/thick branch when backpacking. Of course you could always go this route if you're worthy...

I have metal ones from Crown since I needed ones with a lip on the bottom. I believe they are the only metal ones you can still buy new that have the old non-CARB spouts. They've been on the back of my JKU 24/7 for about two and a half years in the elements. The powdercoat has oxidized a bit...

I believe CVT sells a rebranded version of it.

Mine stays on year-round. I like being able to deploy it whenever I feel like it.

It is on a utility trailer, not a vehicle wheel under power. I think you are over-analyzing it and needlessly concerned. As a discussion item have at it but I wouldn't throw more money at it.

Have you considered LED strip lighting? They are fairly cheap, can be dimmed, and are easy to install and conceal. I have them in my awning and on the bottom of my RTT; they work great. At 100% brightness the strip is easily bright enough to qualify as home lighting. I have found that I...

I poked a hole on each end of the mattress and ran a zip-tie through the mattress/AC mat/and Velcro sandwich. It helped out quite a bit. I plan on putting a grommet on the Velcro strip next time I open it up to make it a little more robust.

I can't answer for the sky panel part of your question, but the storage cover doesn't permit water ingress unless you decide to be a u-boat commander on a water crossing. I had mine mounted for nearly a full year on my DD in the wet NW and didn't have any issues with moisture. Be sure to get...

Cool, thanks Adam. Can you find out when the awning extensions will be back stock as well? I'm very curious to see what the greater potential product offerings might be.

When is this awning going to come to market? :Wow1: