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Any other thoughts, I just spent 3 days with a new Eureka Silver Canyon 6 Tent in the RMNP with my family of 5. Space was fine, setup time was awesome! But we put holes in the floor the first NIGHT!... only 70D on the floor!? I am talking socks, no shoes, on a groomed tent pad site in a national...

I live about 3 minutes from Gamviti headquarters here in Colorado. They make amazing products and are probably the best value going aside from building one yourself. Great company run by true Crusier heads! I'm building a 99 for family camping and its a great platform to explore in.

Bump as we gear up for the wheeling season

Backpacks are going to fit everyone a little different. Best bet is to try several on and see what you like. Personally, if you haven't done it before I'd go to a good outfitter and get fitted. You'll need a large/Tall frame pack to help with your height and girth. I'm 6' but my torso size is...

Adam, what DVD player/screen is this? Thanks, your rig looks great man.

I have a long discontinued Bug Hut 1 from MSR. Not technically a tent, it is a one person bug shelter that is worth its weight in gold when camping in buggy areas. Throw a silnylon tarp over it and you have a ultra light, ultra compact bug free sleeping area, without the claustrophobic feel of a...

Godspeed boss! Have fun!

Currently, I get to do more camping solo than with the family but as they kids are getting older (5,3,1.5) we are getting out more. So mine looks like: 1. My wife. 2. My kids. 3. Queen air mattress with real bedding (see post #1) 4. My mini Weber Grill. 5. Plinking guns.

Over the years I've been slowly buying "top-shelf" gear and I added a partner 18" to the pile last year. My Coleman's never failed me before, but the partner is very robust and packs easier due to its shape and recessed knobs. The burners are very much an upgrade over my coleman stoves but they...

Been using the Kelty Carport for years and its a great product if you're gonna be somewhere for the day. I wouldn't use it for a lunch stop but once at camp it is king... Sides come down for privacy, roll up for ventilation,t you can stand it up like an awning with the included poles. We move it...

Man I'm in Boulder but that orange is killing me.

Could someone post up a pic the mounting system? Thanks

Euros are easy to spot as they have a tiny bulb in the lower 6 O'clock position that can be seen from the front.

Any plans to come to/through Denver in the near future?

98-99 100 series have a different transmission than the later years netting a couple more mpg over the 98-99's My 1999 gets 14-17mpg depending mostly on highway verses in-town. 15mpg is pretty normal and I'm bone stock.

I've got three kids too, I've backpacked, car camped, rv'd, and RTT camped too... We prefer a good but BIG ground tent. Two rooms, dividers, enough space to stand up and wait out the weather. Ours is a Columbia Cougar flats or something like that.

1. Year, model, color, etc: 1976 FJ40 Smurf Blue 2. Name of owner/screen name: REZARF <>< 3. How long have you owned your 40 series? Is this your first? 15 Years, my first and only 40, but we have a 100 series too. 4. Mileage at date of purchase and present mileage: lots, lots more. 5. Your...

Couldn't agree more, I use a fold in half style one that is roughly 30" square when folded and it is a rock solid performer in the outdoors. Its also nice to have around the house for guests and family get togethers. For less than $40 bucks it gets my vote every time. I dig the adjustable leg...

Matt, how are you man!? I am right by Tim in Broomfield and would be happy to help when you need it.

Realized I hadn't bumped this thread in nearly 6 years :eek: Here is an updated pic, it has been a blast to use, my oldest son is now 5 and we love heading out and playing together in the mountains!