thanks for the detailed review! i just installed mine this afternoon and i am happy, haven't try sleeping in it obviously lol. planning for a trip this weekend. But i did install it to open towards the driver side. i did believe it can be installed wherever direction you want to. thanks again
You're right, not sure why I was under the impression it couldn't be mounted driver side but I was wrong. Either side works!. Congrats on the new tent. Let me know how the first camping trip goes with it. It truly is an awesome rig. What truck/car/suv do you have it on?
@@ONBLASTWITHMG Thanks!, installed on a new 2021 f150. new rig on development :). looks nice will update you after the trip. you helped with your videos on our purchase decision thanks!
I know this is old but hopefully you're keeping your ladder more like 60 degrees. You're almost at 90. The ladder supports weight while you're up there. Great video. Helped in my research of 23zero. I have a Breezeway 62 and love it
Great video, I’m here in Alberta Canada and looking at getting the same tent for my 2021 Jeep Wrangler JLU in the next month or so. Question for you is can you keep your bedding in it when it’s all packed up. Thank you . I just subscribed to your channel keep the videos coming, great job.
Hi Mike, yes I am able to pack two sleeping bags and pillows and still close it effectively. You do have to take care and pack it carefully as I don't believe it is specifically designed to pack your sleeping gear. It works but it is a tight fit.
Thanks for the review. Just for future reference, to keep a line tight or TAUT, Is much different than to taunt (or tease) the line. Also the lines that you stake out on the ground to keep your tent from blowing away are called GUY lines, not guidelines. (A guy-wire, guy-line, guy-rope, or stay, also called simply a guy, is a tensioned cable designed to add stability to a free-standing structure)
You would have to reattach the ladder when you need to open it. I take the ladder off in order to use the flat storage space on top of the tent. When I get to my destination I simply attach the ladder quickly with the quick release pins and off I go. You can get the pins off of Amazon here... www.amazon.com/dp/B07TLVSMLW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
thanks for the detailed review! i just installed mine this afternoon and i am happy, haven't try sleeping in it obviously lol. planning for a trip this weekend. But i did install it to open towards the driver side. i did believe it can be installed wherever direction you want to. thanks again
You're right, not sure why I was under the impression it couldn't be mounted driver side but I was wrong. Either side works!. Congrats on the new tent. Let me know how the first camping trip goes with it. It truly is an awesome rig. What truck/car/suv do you have it on?
@@ONBLASTWITHMG Thanks!, installed on a new 2021 f150. new rig on development :). looks nice will update you after the trip. you helped with your videos on our purchase decision thanks!
Glad to hear my videos helped also nice platform for a rig build. Keep me posted and have fun out there.
I know this is old but hopefully you're keeping your ladder more like 60 degrees. You're almost at 90. The ladder supports weight while you're up there. Great video. Helped in my research of 23zero. I have a Breezeway 62 and love it
It is a great RTT, enjoy it.
Does it fold up with the rain fly on?
Yes it does. The rain fly is also easily removed via clips as well.
The 23Zero cases are pretty great too, Here is a review and mounting options: ua-cam.com/video/yEW2uOlgp5Q/v-deo.html
Thank you:)
Great video, I’m here in Alberta Canada and looking at getting the same tent for my 2021 Jeep Wrangler JLU in the next month or so. Question for you is can you keep your bedding in it when it’s all packed up. Thank you . I just subscribed to your channel keep the videos coming, great job.
Hi Mike, yes I am able to pack two sleeping bags and pillows and still close it effectively. You do have to take care and pack it carefully as I don't believe it is specifically designed to pack your sleeping gear. It works but it is a tight fit.
Thanks for the review. Just for future reference, to keep a line tight or TAUT, Is much different than to taunt (or tease) the line.
Also the lines that you stake out on the ground to keep your tent from blowing away are called GUY lines, not guidelines. (A guy-wire, guy-line, guy-rope, or stay, also called simply a guy, is a tensioned cable designed to add stability to a free-standing structure)
Thanks, English is not my first language, nor the second.
Only thing with the weight is the roof of the car able to hold all the weight.
I checked, mine is but everyone is different. Check with your manufacturer.
i liked the idea of removing the ladder, but how do you unfold the tent, cause i see the ladder help a lot when opening it as a lever.
You would have to reattach the ladder when you need to open it. I take the ladder off in order to use the flat storage space on top of the tent. When I get to my destination I simply attach the ladder quickly with the quick release pins and off I go.
You can get the pins off of Amazon here...
www.amazon.com/dp/B07TLVSMLW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
You sound REALLY frustrated while your narrating. Are you sure you like that thing?
Haha, I LOVE IT. Maybe I was constipated