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@@johncouture6752 I would say they breathe about the same or on par with the quest forces 4d. Maybe a little less boot than those around the top of ankles.

@@brecklight203 thank you for watching!

@@relentlessfpv1822 Yes, I believe there are two plans available currently. The Mini Roam plan that costs $50 per month and gets you 50GB of portable or in-motion data each month - or - The Regional plan that costs $150 and provides unlimited mobile data, with the option to pay by the GB for in-motion use.

@@RobinsonReconnaissance awesome thank you very much for getting back to me and for your video.

@@leahparks1451 you are correct

@@kn7x802 Excellent, you’ve no doubt put the mini through its paces - all great insights here!

@@henrycastejon1652 go to town Baud.

@@Liimpy Thanks! Nope, the Adventure Wagon is stock right now. It does have 4x4 high and low settings & it’s currently on 33” BF Goodrich K02 tires. You can run 35s on it if you do some minor fender trimming however. Debating upgrading the suspension at some point and maybe putting a beefier transfer case on to protect from rocks

@@Rootkitdev Really appreciate your thoughtful comments and sensibility. I guess we can’t truly satisfy everyone on here, but we can strive to get better dialed. Glad you found some good nuggets in all this. Thank you again for watching!!! 🤘🏼

@@1Seriouslyserious Yes! Users on Mini Roam are limited to 50GB of Mobile Data and can use in-motion beyond 10mph

@@HighSpeedNoDrag have yet to do Kite Lake but it looks fantastic! I do love the Alma area. It’s a good thing we don’t have to worry about Brown Bears & Grizzlies here in Colorado! Just Black Bears eh. Thank you for watching! 🤘🏼

@@lwheatcraft thanks Logan! I’m not a techie, so I got it wrong! 😆 you are correct. Thanks for watching though! Mbps vs. MBps. Video is more about novelty of having mobile internet in BFE rather than specs.

@@paranormalshorts8539 AWESOME, thanks Richie!!! Yeah I’ve been givin’ this UA-cam thing a try! Haha 😆 Hope you guys are doing well too!!!

Thanks Ben..we are all good thanks..You nailed these videos, right up my street ..I’m hooked …👌👌👌

@@THE3WISEMEN-1-2-3 very cool account! Subscribed!

@@MichaelSchober-dj1cc Sure thing! Tamography Blankets from TAMFAMGRAM! @TAMFAMGRAM tamfamgram.com/product/tamography-sherpa-blanket/

@@outdoorzee919 Indeed. thanks for pointing that out! I’m not up to speed with all the tech haha 😆

@@andrewcox1462 thanks for watching! Love The Harris, you’ll be VERY happy with it! I will definitely have to do a follow up and include in some more vidjahs!

I haven’t found anything yet, but that would be a sweet setup what you’re describing. Will have to look, but maybe Owl Vans or Flatline Van Co have something like that. Adrenaline Adventure Vans might also be able to point you in a direction.

Otte Gear Packing Cubes! ottegear.com/collections/storage/products/all-purpose-packing-cube-multicam

@@swoolf1431 yes Maxx Fan remote

@@RobinsonReconnaissance why would you need a remote that big? good to know I'll make sure one comes with mine when i pick it up next week. thanks

also trying to understand why you would need 8 cup holders up front lol

@@swoolf1431 yeah it’s huge, just came with it…

@@swoolf1431 you’d be surprised. I use all my cup holders hahaha 😂 I recommend using coozies with your beverages, prevents rattling!

@@lmanders2 thanks for pointing that out Lee! I’m not up to speed with all the tech haha

​@@RobinsonReconnaissanceno worries, you got a subscriber here

Still pretty damn fast considering the alternative is 0 megabits/s

@@taylorlangley900 it is! Thanks for watching!

@@Liimpy yeah no need for the shower/bathroom which takes up valuable space in the van. Most use the shower as a closet anyway! The Adventure Wagon is a solid compromise on modularity & Convenience/Comfort.

​@@RobinsonReconnaissanceI'm convincing my better half now :)

@@Liimpy yes used for WiFi calling and FaceTime with iPhone users. Works like a charm!

@@STF68 thanks!

I concur! I honestly haven’t noticed too much of a difference between standard and mini service/speed/quality. Some service off-grid is better than no service as far as I’m concerned. It’s a nice luxury to have! Thanks for watching

The roam plan says that it supports movement which no other non-movement dedicated plan says that. So I'd figure it would work unless there is a maritime issue involved.

@@thedigitalshack yes should work while moving/ in-motion. In-motion use is supported with Mini Roam and Mobile Priority service plans. On Mobile Regional, customers can opt-in to use in-motion by the GB.

@@tannermeade agreed! For “In Motion” - There are no service address changes needed, which allows for high speed in motion use. The “portable” plan says it allows for slower moving speeds less than 10 MPH. Guessing these would both work for slower moving boats on the go.

@@CoolAccent thanks - power supply is the plug outlet

@@RobinsonReconnaissance yessir!

@@swoolf1431 Mini Roam was about 40W bootup, then hovered around 25W active & 12.5W when idle on Ecoflow. To give you an idea, I believe the standard Stationary Starlink averages 50-75 Watts when connected….

@@RobinsonReconnaissance $30 a month for 50gb?

@@swoolf1431 Yes. Best for weekend warriors mostly... I use the standard stationary/residential starlink primarily at my offgrid property where I spend most of my time when I’m not on the road. The Mini Roam is best for weekend travelers, backup internet & in-motion use (10mph+). They also offer a “Mobile Regional” plan for $150 which is unlimited data for traveling.

In this video what kind of download speeds were you getting amongst the mountains and the trees at this campsite?

@@kip5588download speeds in the mountains were ranging from 60 to 75 mbps. When I’ve set it up without any tree obstructions, it’s closer to 100 mbps

@@nhazz973 LaMesa RV

Hahaha I was way too excited. It has a built in router. 😂

@@RobinsonReconnaissance i drive a model 3 and live in an area where it doesn’t get service for all the fancy features to work. Seriously considering 3d printing a mount for it to sit behind the roof glass and see if it works. But $10 for premium connectivity and $30 for starlink is a-lot to be paying just so i can use apple music on the screen not Bluetooth…

@@Ioneiverse 3D printing a mount might work, it’s worth a shot if you can dial something in!

Thanks - Great points! Had setup like this temporarily facing up so people could see the cables and how they lead out of the unit.

@@swoolf1431 excellent! YES, I concur. Roof rack is a must, plus want to get some sort of storage box setup for the back doors, along with a bike rack. Awning on my list too, plus mayb 2 Baja lights up front in the grill! The roof rack will be a good platform for some solar panels maybe? So many possibilities! Lol

Really appreciate it, thanks for watching!!! 👊

Nice, congrats on your van! Loving it so far. The ecoflow generator is awesome. Lasts 10 days typically & that’s using the Dometic fridge constantly. Sips power and is a pretty good solution. The Moab bed, mule bags & L tracks are great and love the modularity of everything. The ecoflow wave 2 AC/heater that they “throw in” not so much. Didn’t work too well in the hot temps above 80 degrees…. Everything else is awesome. Easy to customize & improve everything to your liking! Hope you enjoy your van soon! 👊

@@RobinsonReconnaissance what model # is the fridge?

@@swoolf1431 I believe it’s the Dometic CFX3 35 Powered Cooler. This one here: www.rei.com/product/172592/dometic-cfx3-35-powered-cooler?sku=1725920001&store=50&CAWELAID=120217890009959969&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=&CATCI=&cm_mmc=PLA_Google_P-Max&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD_DTlz76eKF5u8nehnPGJZBa1XSB&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8u6hyr2HhwMVih-tBh2VYgoMEAQYBCABEgKD0PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Agreed! Mountains are the BEST. Where I belong. Appreciate you watching! 👊

@@RobinsonReconnaissance I’m a Calif boy. Thought I knew where you were until you mentioned the Rockies. Oops - I had you up near Mono Lake/Lee Vining in the Eastern Sierra. But, Had the place to yourself ! Good to get now and then. Carry on . .

@@RobinsonReconnaissance I’m a Calif boy. Thought I knew where you were until you mentioned the Rockies. Oops - I had you up near Mono Lake/Lee Vining in the Eastern Sierra. But, Had the place to yourself ! Good to get now and then. Carry on . .

@@charlesbritzman501 yeah Colorado, outside of Twin Lakes & Buena Vista here!

Agreed.

Highly recommended! 👊

Awesome! Congrats on your van! Yes, I have been using the front windshield screen/shade on hot days and to protect the dash from the sun mostly. Haven’t used it much as a privacy screen yet really. It seems kind of bulky for sure but seems to stay up with both the visors down over it. Not the biggest fan of the Velcro portion in the middle that slips over the rear view mirror in center of windshield….Always seems like it isn’t quite a perfect fit and not a full “blackout” shade. I think I’m going to stick with it for now, unless I find something better quality. I will have to check out the Hest sheets you mentioned. I’ve been using a regular king size sheet that I shrunk a bit in the dryer and seems to work fine when you tuck the excess under the mattress. Definitely not ideal though. I found some solid black tire well covers (rubber molds to size) that are a perfect fit for the inside of the wheel wells and protect the paint - They are from TerraWagon. I also got the front plastic hood spoiler (black) from TerraWagon & I’m VERY happy with that - Protects front hood edge from paint chips and gives it a more aggressive look on front end. Goes on/applies easy with 2 - 3M tape strips. Happy adventuring to you! 🚐 💨

I’ll take the WOODS over the city any(every)day!

I use a 30-ft vinyl-coated steel tie out cable for my dogs. I never attach the leash to the vehicle. Thanks Herb.

🤣 You can live in it though. Find a shell sprinter for $70-85k and have fun building it out yourself. Can be a fun project.

Laced Salomon’s are always a good option too! Thank you for watching!

Been wanting to give the Salawas a try, on my list! Also been considering the Belleville Boot Vapors which have a tennis shoe type sole on a tactical chassis, have heard mixed reviews reviews on durability though on those. The Altama Maritime assaults are also some of favs right now, especially in @relvcamo

Dang, sounds like those are all troopers and have lasted you a long time! Tough kicks. Eastern KY ain’t no joke either! Thanks for watching! 🤙🏼

Definitely comparable to Lowas. Haven’t tried them yet, but need to give them a shot too. Thanks for watching! 🤙🏼

Great point. I have added a lightweight plastic Suunto A-10 NH Compass since I filmed this. Solid addition!

Yes indeed you could. Great addition.

Congrats on your Winnebago as well! I haven’t had any issues yet running the Maxx fan, lights and everything else off the chassis battery. I did get 3 or 4 GoalZero torch lights that I use as my primary lighting source in the Mule Bag nets. These are solar rechargeable lights, so a good lighting solution that does not pull from the battery. I also purchased a NOCO boost jump starter that I keep in the van just in case of emergency or if I get stranded when I’m offgrid. I trust the current setup off chassis battery.