Todd780
OverCamper
Ah. I see. I don't have an Instagram account. Thankfully, lol
Costco has a RTT
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Florida Native
Active member
Looks like it... "Removable privacy awning is included with the SWT90. Awning allows shelter and privacy for entry."
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WOODY2
Adventurer
Because they are just sales people and marketers. May also show the intellect or lack thereof of the company owners?
ducktapeguy
Adventurer
Because with a RTT, you can. Then you can literally and figuratively look down on those poor land lubbers stuck in their ground tents on dry land, while you strike a Captain Morgan pose on top of your hood and haughtily laugh in their general direction.
I have always wanted to setup camp in a creek like that, but not many opportunities to do that in the desert. Waking up to the sound of running water right outside your tent. It's even better than waterfront property, it's waterunder property.
Wallygator
Adventurer
Agreed. Just stupid. An stuff like that just gives the people that want to close lands to us more ammunition to do so.
mobydick 11
Active member
May be it is salmon season ,and they want to see the bears . cant find it on Costco Canada , but USA has them 1,699.99 . Any one ever think about getting one ,cutting the center out and bolting it to a low roof van .?? It would make for a cheap pop top ,as they go for over 4 G . Please tell me I am not the only one with crazy thoughts . Have a great day Richard
rnArmy
Adventurer
Nope; that's called thinking outside the box. Like bolting a tent-cot on top of a trailer to use as an RTT.
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waveslider
Outdoorsman
Gives Idaho a bad name. I assure you, that kind of action wouldn’t be tolerated where we travel in the state.
robert
Expedition Leader
Looking at the other terrain in the picture, maybe it was the only level ground or they would have had to drive off the trail and onto more easily damaged ground? It's barely on the bottoms of the tires, not like they're deep and they're on rocks instead of soggy soil.
whitenoise
Adventurer
Back on topic. Other than being most likely a cheap Chinese tent with ABS instead of composite shells, the only redeeming feature of this seems to be an easy return policy and not having to deal with shipping etc like when you buy a name-brand tent like James Baroud or AutoHome. I'm not so sure this is as big of an advantage with a labor-intensive-to-install product like this.
With that budget, a used one of either of those tents would make a lot more sense (they both have great customer service even with used tents - replacement parts like latches etc are sent to your address with no questions asked). I hope someone buys it and posts a detailed review.
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With that budget, a used one of either of those tents would make a lot more sense (they both have great customer service even with used tents - replacement parts like latches etc are sent to your address with no questions asked). I hope someone buys it and posts a detailed review.
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Wallygator
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mobydick 11
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He is a an old guy up in Canada . Likes to fix stuff up and modify it to suit his needs . current projects are rebuilding a VW Realta ,trying to change a JB500 Mitsubishi into an overlander and building a pilot house for a seaward fox sail boat ,restoring a 1965 Chevy 11 SS and a 1959 Austin Frog eye . why you ask? Richard . O I like what rnArmy has done with the trailer neat stuff .He will need to wait for the water to freeze to use that fishing hut though.
Wallygator
Adventurer
Why are you calling me Richard? ********