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I don't see how the ST Maxx will be better than the AT3s in all but the deepest snow but I'll keep my fingers crossed for you. I recently inquired with Cooper about their recommendation for a wet weather and snow tire for daily driving and some trail use in the PNW. Here is the email exchange...

How does it do over Snoqualmie? I'm not a moto guy but I've always been enamored with these and try to convince the wife that she would look good in the side car.

I have a three year goal of circumnavigating crater lake in the winter. That being said, my answer beyond that is I don't know. It's clear to me I need to do additional research.

I've never CC skied before but I will this year. I am a recovering athlete (read lazy) who is currently 6' 240 lbs. I have been researching the inter web looking for the "right" set up for my intended purpose- day trips and overnights, some Weekend BC trips, and most importantly towing my...

Paul, You have presumably completed your Grand Alaska Trip and logged many more travel miles than most of us could hope to in a lifetime. That being said, how about a quick run down of what worked and what could have worked better. I'm specifically interested in the OME suspension you are...

I said in the above thread that I have used mountain hardwear gear all over the world without complaint which is true. That being the case, my go to bag and down apparel are from western mountaineering and feathered friends, respectively. They are the best for their intended purposes but not the...

Mt Hardwear also has a lifetime warranty on their products. They have replaced a 4-season tent for me and have repaired a sleeping bag free of charge. I have used their gear all over the world and nothing bad to say about it.

My father in law just came across his old 2-burner Perko stove and is contemplating selling it at an upcoming garage sale. He said it was gimbled at one point but it currently is not. What are your thoughts on these stoves for camping etc? If he decides to sell it, what should I tell him to...

Not really a road sign but...

So I was able to use the megamat this weekend and... It is comfy. I do have a question for others who have been using it for a while. The one-way inlet valve leaks air when you use the supplied pump. Enough that the pump isn't really able to top the pad off. The manual/directions say the...

I ran the radflo's on an Xterra for several years without any issues. They worked as advertised and the customer service at the time (Several years ago) was top notch.

I am also wondering is I got an older version of the mega mat. The intake valve is not flat like it appears in the video on the exped site but instead has a little nub sticking out. I also don't have any of the thingies sewn into the mat's corners that join two mats together (also referenced...

And what was the solution?

For those with a mega mat, do you have any issues with air escaping through/around the fill valve when using the provided pump? I'm wondering if my mat has a bad valve.

This is what it is all about! So tired of seeing all of the EXPENSIVE ******** people (myself included) are buying to make the outdoors experience more like a holiday in a 3 star hotel. I miss the good old simple days when we made it happen with what we had and were happy about it. I write this as...

Paul, Haven't gotten an update yet on the new rubber. What say you?

It would be nice if it works, and if CBI would release the brackets for a 5th gen. I have been looking for a place to mount my CB antenna and I have a set of Dually D2s sitting in the garage waiting for a bracket. Ugh, 1st world problems...

Paul, I don't recall what you decided to do for a CB. Can you fill me in???

I will always remember the summer I learned how to fly fish while working in AK. My favorite. Laughed for an hour after this one. A couple of nice Arctic Char

Paul, I think all the electronics need a chance for a clean install! That being said, I would really like to see you incorporate an sPod in your build. I ran one in my JKU and it was awesome. I love a tight, clean wiring install :wings: