This has just come to my attention recently.
Overlanding that is.
https://www.trailnest.com/
This has just come to my attention recently.
Overlanding that is.
https://www.trailnest.com/
Last edited by Vanhalo; 12-02-2018 at 17:26.
"...in Florida, she felt air conditioning for the first time, and it was cold and unnatural upon her skin."
I agree... I started looking into trailers!
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I overland with my feet
I picked up a M416 in March but It needs a little work in the tub floor.
I am seeing a lot of these Overland folks put racks and RTT on them.
So I am thinking I could get the whole family to participate whilest I rig my hammock in the trees.
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"...in Florida, she felt air conditioning for the first time, and it was cold and unnatural upon her skin."
you need bigger tires on your jeep.
My take, FWIW, is that the TrailNest is too expensive for its narrow application. In a world where something way more versatile and less expensive like the Tensa4 exists--which I can deploy in my truck bed if I really want to sleep on my vehicle--I can't see buying a TrailNest. It's cool, no doubt, and there's a potential for some improved views from an elevated hang spot. But for $500 I can do better.
This is just one person's opinion, though it's worth saying that I'm a gadget addict and should be naturally inclined to buy this thing. I think if you have an overland trailer in tow, there's even greater potential for a cheaper custom solution.
Edited to add: Sale pricing on the double stand is $500. That's pretty good if you have two hangers and are committed to sleeping on your roof. I still wouldn't get one, though, because I wouldn't want to be tied to sleeping on my roof... pun partially intended.
Yeah after chewing on this a day or two I would rather have a RTT and take my hammock to the ground. Let the kids stay in the tent. $$$$ though.
"...in Florida, she felt air conditioning for the first time, and it was cold and unnatural upon her skin."
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