Lazy Weekend - EP4
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- On a quick weekend trip to the Deschutes National Forest, we were able to get away, recharge our souls and enjoy the outdoors.
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Really loving your adventures!
Thanks. It is nice following our passions now that all of our "puppies" have gone away.
A truly enjoyable vlog! Loved the scenery and the meal prep, it looked yummy. Also appreciated the footage of the trailer being put through its paces, looks like going off road is a strong point. Very nice and thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words. We have a new video coming out this week where we walk through the inside of the trailer and some storage options. Can’t wait to get camping again.
Great video! Where did you get those awesome chairs???
We got them from Amazon. People say they have a hard time getting them back in the bag but they squish down easy so we haven't had problems. So comfortable and the wind doesn't blow through them so they stay warm in the evenings. www.amazon.com/dp/B084T7DRNG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_PY26CVZJ818K82Y92QT3
Does the awning come with a screen house or you guys are gonna get eaten alive... What a beautiful camp site!!
The awning has a separate add-on for adding canvas sides but no screen option. I expect that we will probably pick up one of those easy popup screened-in rooms if it gets too bad but you are right about getting eaten alive.
Nice video. I've been checking out the Teton. How is the build quality? Any wood construction? What other campers did you consider?
They have plans to move to composite in the future, but at the moment, the panels and interior framing are wood. The build quality is amazing. I had a chance to see one on the mfg floor when I picked mine up. Kyle puts a lot of love and attention into it and makes it easy to modify. Plenty of places to run additional wire if you want to add components (can you say WeBoost signal booster?) so I have no worries there.
We were originally looking at ruggedized teardrops. Oregon Trail'r was top of my list but they had a 16-18 month wait list at the time and it was much smaller. It would have been fine at the time but we would have probably not been happy long-term. We also looked at Mission Overland but they have a very different style that didn't fit with how we wanted things laid out. Ultimately my wife found this and fell in love. It has just about everything we could hope for and it will follow us anywhere I can get my truck.
Thanks for the feedback. How is the warranty? Are you close enough to go to the Teton shop or can you get warranty work done elsewhere?
@@jpcarlyle3920 I have never asked specifically about warranty work outside of their shop in Utah. It would be a 16 hour trip for us to get back to St George. Unless it is something structural, I would most likely do it myself mostly because I tend to modify things to my desire anyway. That being said, Kyle and Lindsay are amazing people. They have driven several hours out of their way to help us when we had a completely non-TetonX malfunction after picking up the trailer (battery on my truck died in overnight freeze). Kyle can walk you through all sorts of things over the phone and Lindsay can help you find support for any components that they use if she can't support it herself.