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It's Awesome and the people are amazing!!

Thank you!!

@@MatthewLEdwards really appreciate the feedback, I am trying to learn the lighting and have since made adjustments which should help! Let me know if you need photos or videos of anything and I can send them along to you!!

@@Jotin8664 it's so well built! I too was drooling over it!

Haha yeah that's true!

Absolutely bro!!! Let's hit the trails soon!!

@@John-ke2jm honestly, seems minor to me and how I intend to integrate them into my kit, I say that knowing full well we all rank features differently. Built in battery is just lower on my list personally so it's hard to see the uproar, but I assure you, Midland is taking note of the feedback!

@@RDOverland that would be awesome!

I've been looking into getting a repeater myself! I agree a numbered keypad would be a great feature!

So pumped it helped! Thanks for checking it out!!!

@@Bacnow thank you so much! It's really hard to say, I have not ever used the Rocky Talkie radio, however it looks like a great option. I think it would come down to application and intended use. The other thing I would consider is customer support and service. I know Midland is fantastic, I don't know anything about Rocky, they might be just as good, I just honestly don't know! I'd lead towards Midland personally because it's proven in my specific use scenarios, however, based on specs, they look extremely similar and just as capable! Hope that helps!

@@Overlanderoos - Yes, they are very similar on paper! The Rocky Talkie does have the advantage of a removable battery, removable antenna and allowing direct charging via USB-C. I’m new to this field yet, i don’t plan to become a radio hobbyist. I will probably only utilize a set of radios for Overlanding and hiking. Thus, i am seeking simplicity, quality and durability! An interesting side note, fellow RUclipsr and enthusiast (NotaRubicon) uploaded a comparison video featuring these two devices! His impressions: both were great but the Rocky Talkie 5W had a slight edge in perceived durability and sound clarity during long distance field testing and water immersion sessions! The results: he ended up replacing his go-to radio (a $2k unit) with the Rocky Talkie 5W as his new daily carry!

@Bacnow well there you go! That dudes an expert in radios!

@@andrewfischer3971 thank you so much!! Super glad you liked it! No, however I have found that if you leave the button on to whatever you are powering , it will stay energized after the vehicle is off (hopefully it's not just mine) maybe someone else in the comments can test there's too!

@@Overlanderoos - so the interior cables would be a good source for a two way radio then?

@Destinationtonowhere should be!

Thank you so much! Sorry about that, analytics show that most people skip that part of the video so I tried to keep it short and sweet! I would be more than happy to send you photos or video of anything you wanted to see!!!

Good catch! Thanks for pointing that out!

I don't know about their drug usage, however I do know that the internal chipset to the radio is much higher quality than some of the lesser priced competitors in the space.

Perfectly stated! I agree with all of this! Thanks so much for watching!!!

You are a genius!!!!

@@Overlanderoos I knew you’d like it 🤣🤣🤣

Good catch! Thank you!

Couldn't have said it better myself! Thanks for taking the time to write all this out!!!

Thank you so much for that! You have no idea how much that means to me!

Thanks dude!

Thank you! I may not get the review out as quick as others but that's always because I'm really trying to test the gear and find its limits, I never want to recommend something I haven't fully tested. And if my opinion changes over time I will always update y'all! So pumped you liked it! Don't hesitate to reach out if you ever have questions or want more info!

Love it! So pumped it worked out for y'all! I've not tested any specific locks yet but I think ones with the longer "U" portion or gun barrel locks would work really well! Let me know what you find! I'm sure others could benefit as well!

@@Overlanderoos great! thank you!!!

That's a fantastic suggestion! Thank you!

I am! It's holding up surprisingly well! It has gotten a little creaky sometimes off road but the fit and finish overall is still really nice. The hardware that holds the side and top slats have corroded a bit, but the plastic parts have not failed like I initially predicted they would and I have asked a lot of the them haha. Overall I'm impressed with how it is holding up! Let me know if you have any specific concerns or questions or want pictures of anything!

@@Overlanderoos are you a fan of the 270 awning? How would it work with this rack? I really appreciate your help with my questions

@@NoExcusesOverland huge fan of the awning despite not yet having one for myself! It would work great! Snag a couple of the awning brackets and mount it up! It would probably work fine with whatever brackets came with the awning but you'd have to look!

I am!!! It's holding up great! It's a little creaky on the trail but surprisingly the plastic mounting points are holding up awesome! The hardware is rusting though!

@@Overlanderoos since we are in Florida, everything wants to rust. It’s that Florida salt that stays in the air.

@@NoExcusesOverland yep! Never ending battle!

Ha!

Thank you so much!! I'm so pumped the video was helpful and you were able to get yourself one! I'll check out the video as soon as I can! Thank you so much for the link back! Send me a photo on IG messenger so I can repost it!

Doooiiittttttt!!!! Haha, one will be a small kitchen setup and the other is most likely going to be the fold up toilet and toilet accessories for the wife and girls. Or recovery gear, we haven't fully decided yet, but definitely one of those!

Also! That trip sounds amazing!!!

You are welcome!!!! So glad I could help solve this for! Please let me know if I can help more!!!!

Yep! It all worked out great! So pumped you liked the video!

Thanks so much! Appreciate you checking out the video!

Thank you! I think they are going to hold up great! Super impressed with them!

You are super welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks bro!!

Yeah, thought about it. The goal was a rugged and easy solution that was low cost, but those are great options for those that don't mind spending a little more!

Yep. My Tacoma bed is layered with them. I have about 20 ridged boxes, but Ridgid doesn’t make a baseplate, so I ended up first buying a couple of the Milwaukee xl boxes and have added to them since. Later I found some aftermarket baseplates for Ridgid, so I added some aftermarket Milwaukee feet to those so I can mount them to the Milwaukee baseplates. I then added more feet to things like the baseplate of a gas can, a platform for a hydraulic jack, and soon to add for a platform for a cordless air compressor.

Thank you!!!!

Doooiiittttttt!!!!

Great question! Normally not super low because I'm still on stock suspension so I need to balance height with comfort. Typically around 16 to 20 psi. And yes pretty universally with my pressures no matter where I am at this point! Hope that helps!

Awesome! So pumped you liked it!

Thanks for giving it a shot! Really appreciate the feedback!

Great question! Can be done in an afternoon, probably 1 to 3 hours depending on pacing

Thank you for the feedback! Every video is a chance to learn how to be better! Unfortunately I can't turn it off once it's been posted, but I am keeping it in mind for future videos!

So pumped it helped!!!

Yep! XL, 86.5 inches long! Let me know if you have any questions or want any info!!!

@@Overlanderoos about the aerodynamic when you on the road is it hard to drive? what is the disadvantage when driving With Rtt higher than the roof of the jeep.

@@macloydangle3612 weight wise I really didn't feel it up there. A little more wind noise at highway speeds and my MPG suffered by about 1-1.5. I've had the rig in some pretty off camber spots and never felt like the weight of the tent was going to pull me onto my side. The biggest issue I had was low hanging branches constantly trying to rip the cover open

@@Overlanderoos Than you for the information 🫡 about the suspension is there any problem if i get an XL tent or should i upgrade it?

@@macloydangle3612 you should be totally fine!