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Do you feel good about the 100 Ah battery capacity?

Will this work with air bags and a goose neck hitch?

Diesel is a must I'm just saying

Like your set-up. Seems like a lot of versatility. Do you think if you had a channel above the barn doors you can use the same fly or would you need a smaller one?

I have a bds 6 inch lift, do you know if that kit that covers the 2-4 inch lift works for a 6 inch lift?

way, way over priced

With the barn doors like you have, did you have to do anything to keep the dust out like you have to do with a regular tailgate.

Great option just think the price is steep

Just got a 2016 ram 1500 tradesman v6. I want to lift it and put offroad tires on it so it's safer and easier for when I do go offroad or so I can take on more challenging roads but this shit is pricy af

Curious to know what the the height clearance with the tent down. From bed floor to camper top. Wondering if I can get my dirt bike in there height wise. Thank you

I'd like to see a 14 ft long one for an AT Habitat. Both sides.

I really like the maps on the doors. Do they have an option where you can leave the tailgate down and have the camper longer?

Can you do a recap of your insulation?

What a spot!

Nice straps. Yeah, even just a cheesy blue-plastic tarp, if you have poles and straps or know how to tie a taut line, you're way more flexible, especially in being able to lower it by removing pole sections. I'm surprised awning companies aren't selling valance or table-runner thingies to cover the gap. It's things like that that tell me the awnings buyers aren't really serious about all-weather camping. But camping, by definition, is all-weather. I like canopies/shelters that I can lower. I'm even looking at how to lower my EZ-up beyond the measly 5 notches they have. There is a "lowest" setting that entails not raising the legs beyond their fully collapsed length that you can set up chairs under that's way more wind-resistant, but between that and their lowest extended height is way too big of a jump. It'd be nice to have custom heights, like you have when you're doing it yourself with tarp, lines, and sectioned poles.

Super cool! I have an OVRLND and this looks perfect. Which model tarp is this?

Which VHB Tape did you use? Are you worried about its interaction with rain and heat vs the factory OVRLND C channel install?

Seems like a great option for truck campers. 👌 The attachment method wouldn’t work on our teardrop camper with a Rhino Rack.

so what you are saying is, only missionary? I don't know about that

Any experience using this in winter with snow or cold weather?

Looking really hard at these!!! Are you still happy with the OVRLND? I'm scared of the leaking potential of the canvas, opening and closing repeatedly. Would you buy another one?

Can you please tell me if you need to stack the 2 bed platforms to close the top or can you leave them in sleep mode? I ask because it seems like you could fit way more bedding with the platforms unstacked bit I'm not sure of you can work the front lift mechanism to pop it up. thanks

Looks great! We pick ours up in 3 weeks and are so excited! I love the carpet on the walls. Where do you have your stove or "kitchen"? Thanks!

Do you wish you had windows on the side?

Very cool. I will be ordering this channel with my OVRLND. hope to see more content about your truck camper setup

Looks great nice work

It's nice "seeing" you again! Happy trails!

Just put the 35x12.5x17 on wifes jacked up wrangler today. For the last 3 years, ive avoided driving her jeep because it wandered/hunted all over the road, every bump made me feel like i was having a prostate exam, and generally a horrible ride that felt very unsafe. She bought it with 35x12.5x17 Terra Grapplers on it already. And last week I noticed BAD cracking all throughout the treads, so decided to get new tires on it. After installing these new procomps today, the jeep feels like a completely different vehicle. No wandering, no hunting, no vibrations, very stable and straight. Drives like a brand new Nissan. So, for a few years, ive hated her jeep, and it was literally because her tires were crap the whole time. Ive only out 20 miles on them getting home today, but out the door I have to say the tires have changed her entire ride to a much more road friendly ride that doesnt scare the crap out of me to drive it. Very happy with the change.

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I want one for my RAM. How does the canvas portion handle in the wind? I've seen on in person from the outside, they look great. Thanks for the tour!

great video amigo! I just got an ovrlnd topper for my F350. wondering where you ordered your mattress. Saw your sunshade vid as well ! awesome stuff and thanks for sharing

This looks like a great setup for me. Thanks for the video. How's the noise level when it's super windy? RTTs are notorious for being very loud but this seems a lot more sturdy and tight

You two are Awesome ☮️

All the gear and no idea. Oh! I have an enormous American V8 4x4 I can do anything. Until you can't and don't know how to get out...idiot didn't even get his feet wet trying to recover his own truck until it was out..dumb redneck. He'd be still there if not for the generosity of others

I sure like the way it attaches to vehicle & can be use on either side of vehicle & supper light weight & great for shade or rain issues .. yeppers .. the only thing is ... what is the cost can I afford it on my tiny retirement income ? I sure hope it doesn't empty every pocket to obtain this ...lol

Nice Video!! You have a 6.5 bed?

Nice guy, thanks for the help on setup.

How do you find the split mattress setup? I'm a little concerned about the gap between the mattresses being uncomfortable. Are there any options you would change if your were buying again such as side hatches?

4.5 months lead time? Forget that. And no mention of price?

This video is making me wanna camp again. Great videos

Great videos

Love the camper;! Now I’m going to have to flip a coin;! Between this one and the project M !!! Probably come down to price !!!!

@RoamBearded Nice video! I like your ceiling finish a lot. Just back from a trip in the July 2023 southern heat wave and my exposed roof framing was too hot to touch so I am investigating additional roof insulation in my OVRLND. Good point on the latches. Ask ME how I know. I was happy that the pop-up roof is attached better than I thought. Enjoy the journey.

Where did you find the steps into the truck bed?!

I'm a little late to the party here but those Barn doors are great. I thought they were only doing the half barn doors. Taking out the tailgate for full barn doors does make it a lot easier to get in and out. Question though, how do the barn doors perform with rain or dust? And have they lost any alignment? Your reason for the north window was very thoughtful. I was thinking you had to put some type of awning windows on the sides or barn doors for air circulation during inclement weather. Was even thinking along the lines of Tern Arctic or dometic windows which, in my opinion, are too pricey for that type of Topper. Almost forgot, are the Barn doors removable? Great Video and nice clean set-up. Cheers!

Now all the bitches want you

Sick rig

Just one more question... I see you insulated the ceiling, you most likely used 1" block foam and you then covered the entire ceiling with silver faced bubble wrap. How did you secure the bubble wrap to the ceiling? Is the bubble wrap staying secured to the ceiling? Thanks Jeff

What's the drivers head angle POV with the phone turned to landscape? Does the steering wheel interfere with the full view of the phone?

This was a great share. Thank you. Very practical. Much better than a traditional awning. I use a SlumberJack with a bug screen off of the back of mine and love that too.