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This is nit first snow in Lynwood Washington

I love mine , I never set on concrete or rocks.

Do you like your Lynx? I watch your mods video, are the protective things you added to the hull working out okay?

How well does the window unit cool it in the south? Any leaking?

Nice job! I am going to try a few of those mods on my T@b.

Cool. I've been looking at one of these for my teardrop, but wasn't sure how low the side walls were......looks good to me.

32,000 a little much

The original cricket came with a space in the interior for a porta potty and shower.

carabiner idea is very good. Now, I have to say your video started to give me a headache with all the jerky camera movement and music. Emphasis on features of shelter not highlighted such as easy side rollup and peg location options with sewn pocket u used for carabiner. I suggest u read the instructions to make a truly informative video. Sincerely.

W❤️W! That’s Lovely! Happy Weekend! Cheers!🥂❤️✨

felt like I was watching porn, nice music lmfao

Thank you for the video, how is the bottom of your hull holding up?

Thanks for the great demonstration.

Great all around, but brother, you need a tire upgrade 🤙

I have the Kelty Sideroads since I like it more open. I tent camp and I can attach it to my Gazelle giving me an awning where I can relax outside with shade or under mild rain, of course I can also use it for my SUV. They’re great. Thanks for the video.

Cool kit bud. I like it's versatility. Going ahead to pull the trigger and grab one from Amazon. Thanks again for review and assembly. 🙏🏼🤙🏼

Thanks for sharing, beautiful area, and informative video. We did an amazing kayak trip from Steamboat Rock recently, and published the video on our channel ua-cam.com/video/0cAHejCBuRo/v-deo.html. Looks like it was a less windy day for us. Haven't camped there yet, but hope to get there again next summer. So much to explore by kayak! How was the fishing?

Interesting review. We own a 2019 t@b 400 bdl and have taken many long trips - longest being three months and many times parked / camped without sewer hookups. Our rule of thumb and it's worked for two people taking short showers each night, we can go three days before we have to find a dump site. As for the sensors in the tanks - same issue so you definitely have to back flush whenever you dump. What works for us is I'll open black then gray and once I see no more fluid coming out, I'll close the black and backfill it for about 2-mins. I open it and let it flush and repeat this step two or three times. It's just the nature of the tanks and to be honest, I'm not sure an actual gauge would be any better given the expose of the sensor to the waste. As for that crack, appears the door may have been slammed pretty hard at some point. It may have come open while traveling and slammed shut. I would send a photo to nucamp and start a discussion on possible repairs. We had a floor issue and nucamp replaced the entire floor no charge. They are a great company and worth a visit and a tour of the plant. I would also if you haven't already, join the nucamp forum. There is a pdf guide that a fellow nucamper posted that talks about repairs, tools, fuses, etc. that condenses that bag of manuals you get when you purchase the rig.

You did good brother!

Thanks!! Since I am in the purchase decision, I would have appreciated to see more of the inside. Generally the areas inside that interest me are storing, dining, cooking, sleeping & toilet/batch. You talked about sleeping & technical stuff like tanks. Important, yes. But only a small part of the total experience

Very great explanation 🎉

Great video and information. Thanks for not putting music in your video especially when you're talking.

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Cool setup. I want to get one too. Some of the videos I have seen say that the wave slapping sounds against the kayak is really loud. Have you noticed this?

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Very nice background music

buddy! awesome ~🙌

That looks fun. Safe travels

Thank you very much for sharing your experiences, appreciate it much. God bless your journey.

*I gave-up over 4.30 of that SH!T MUSIC!* *This video is CRAP!*

Excellent!

I've read that because of it's construction it's not very durable hitting a branch sticking up in the water. Have you had any experience with this?

Music was SO loud, I couldn’t hardly hear you 👍

Great and useful video! It was real!

Are folks happy with the purchase of the lynx. I went outback which infeel has way more versatility bit she is heavier. Thx for feedback

Great idea on the striping basket. That was exactly what I was searching the UA-cams for.

So do you like this better than the Tab 400? If money were no object which would you choose? I'm thinking about a small trailer to tow behind my Honda Ridgeline.

Here is a mod I made on my Lynx. Reverse the handles to make a great Fish Grip Holder.

Great video! I applaud you for protecting your investment! Your Hobie should last many years! Thank you!

I just stumbled on your video tonight. 6/19/22 I have the same version of the 4runner as you do. I have the 2018 TRD OFF-ROAD PREMIER Here is some good advice to help you get threw deeper snow or difficult terrain. I had a 2" leveling kit installed on the front which gives me better clearance without putting a 3" lift kit that would entail a lot of extra costs which comes with that. The leveling kit is only around $600 installed. Second get yourself a set of all terrain tires!! Maybe a set if BF Goodrich KO2' OR, GOODYEAR DEFENDERS . These are just a couple I have personally used and it's night and day driving with a all season tire off road! The tires like yours are more for the road . The two tires above will give you the best on road and off road experience and will make it way nicer not getting stuck and having trouble getting threw! There are many other types of tires out there. The two I mentioned are ones I personally have used and had very good luck with. I think Toyota should have tire options on these vehicles and the customer can choose which tire will work best for how each person will be driving their vehicle! Good luck! Greg Michigan 😎🤙

Very nicely done. I just got my Lynx and can't wait to get ti on the water. I have the same net and like how you can easily deploy it. Only issue I see is that the net might come in the way while landing the fish or may get hooks tangled in them. Also there is a product called Keeleazy, very durable made out of pvc and easy to apply.

Is it hard to keep the fly line from getting tangled up in the drive when you are standing up to cast? Does the stripping basket help when standing?

Yes, that was crazy going up that trail! Glad you made it back down safely.

Where did you boondock?

That is very unconventional. Not sure I understand the design.

So cool to see this, Burt.

Thanks for sharing another one of your adventures!

Nice setup. Do you have a link to the net your using?

what brand is the net?