ULTIMATE TRUCK CAMPING GEAR UNBOXING!
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Date: 2020-11-25
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Comments and reviews: 10
Bryce
I have a Flex bow tent version of the Kodiak Canvas tent, Ive had it for for 5 years and it still holds up. I took it out to Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and California and it withstand under harsh rain and snow condition. My only complaint is when camping in below freezing temperature, the top center pole that stretches the roof of the tent, theres a release button that sometimes gets stuck to the pole. Other than that, love the tent!
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I have a Flex bow tent version of the Kodiak Canvas tent, Ive had it for for 5 years and it still holds up. I took it out to Colorado, Utah, Arizona, and California and it withstand under harsh rain and snow condition. My only complaint is when camping in below freezing temperature, the top center pole that stretches the roof of the tent, theres a release button that sometimes gets stuck to the pole. Other than that, love the tent!
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lock
Hook up an inverter onto your truck it turns your truck battery into a generator pretty much and allows you to charge/run anything depending on the inverter size you get. And you can run the truck as you run the inverter so that your truck charges your battery via alternator. Me and my Dad installed one on his truck and it is very useful when we go camping way out in the woods.
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Hook up an inverter onto your truck it turns your truck battery into a generator pretty much and allows you to charge/run anything depending on the inverter size you get. And you can run the truck as you run the inverter so that your truck charges your battery via alternator. Me and my Dad installed one on his truck and it is very useful when we go camping way out in the woods.
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Robert
When your all set up at camp and go to make your coffee try boiling the coffee and the water all at once, then pull it from the flame and shoot a little cold water down the spout. That grabs all the suspended grounds and drags them to the bottom. I saw it from a guy online named Kent Rawlings, video is camp coffee. I use it every time and it works great! Love the new set up.
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When your all set up at camp and go to make your coffee try boiling the coffee and the water all at once, then pull it from the flame and shoot a little cold water down the spout. That grabs all the suspended grounds and drags them to the bottom. I saw it from a guy online named Kent Rawlings, video is camp coffee. I use it every time and it works great! Love the new set up.
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Pacho
heck yeah brother kodiak squad for the win. Oh and I called them and they said its not technically necessary to spray it down, but having it out in the rain one day will do the job. Too late now, but for anyone else wondering if you legit have to do it. Another oh, directions say no heating source, I just get a fat wool blanket, works great.
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heck yeah brother kodiak squad for the win. Oh and I called them and they said its not technically necessary to spray it down, but having it out in the rain one day will do the job. Too late now, but for anyone else wondering if you legit have to do it. Another oh, directions say no heating source, I just get a fat wool blanket, works great.
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W. K. D
A like for the video just alone for the tripping over the tent. Would using the heater in the tent cause condensation? Oh and tent tip cut some squares of old rug/carpet and put under the legs of the cot will stop wear or putting holes through your ground sheet. You may even be able to get some foot pads for the legs
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A like for the video just alone for the tripping over the tent. Would using the heater in the tent cause condensation? Oh and tent tip cut some squares of old rug/carpet and put under the legs of the cot will stop wear or putting holes through your ground sheet. You may even be able to get some foot pads for the legs
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Chris
If you ever got to 600 lbs and managed to somehow get on the boat, it would instantly become a house boat cuz brotha, You'd never be gettin off that thing. You'd be havin to catch fish to survive. That wont happen though. We'd hold a subsciber/LFG intervention well before 600lbs. Bwahahaha!
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If you ever got to 600 lbs and managed to somehow get on the boat, it would instantly become a house boat cuz brotha, You'd never be gettin off that thing. You'd be havin to catch fish to survive. That wont happen though. We'd hold a subsciber/LFG intervention well before 600lbs. Bwahahaha!
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Maaike
I have camping cots like yours, have the same problem getting the second end piece in. It also included the side pockets - very handy
Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous
When we went camping when I was young, we slept in canvas tents. So much nicer than the nylon.
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I have camping cots like yours, have the same problem getting the second end piece in. It also included the side pockets - very handy
Your daughter is absolutely gorgeous
When we went camping when I was young, we slept in canvas tents. So much nicer than the nylon.
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DFWHETRO
10x10 Kodiak flex bow. In 28 degree rain for 48 hrs plus. It stayed bone dry inside. Same mr buddy, emergency blanket (Mylar) on the sleeping pad, under the bag, I use moving blankets on the floor. It was a very comfortable set up on New Years camping trip.
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10x10 Kodiak flex bow. In 28 degree rain for 48 hrs plus. It stayed bone dry inside. Same mr buddy, emergency blanket (Mylar) on the sleeping pad, under the bag, I use moving blankets on the floor. It was a very comfortable set up on New Years camping trip.
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Ryan
Great video. I picked up a couple of those Teton cots, sleeping pads, and their sleeping bags at an estate sale last summer. We took them to Yellowstone and had a fantastic time. I had a heck of a time getting the second support in the cots as well.
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Great video. I picked up a couple of those Teton cots, sleeping pads, and their sleeping bags at an estate sale last summer. We took them to Yellowstone and had a fantastic time. I had a heck of a time getting the second support in the cots as well.
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Christopher
I need to buy a perculator. Normally I just use a pour over when I'm camping. I can't go without coffee though, if I don't I'll have a horrible headache all day and nobody wants to sit in the woods or waters with one of them!
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I need to buy a perculator. Normally I just use a pour over when I'm camping. I can't go without coffee though, if I don't I'll have a horrible headache all day and nobody wants to sit in the woods or waters with one of them!
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