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The mayour reason I dont like this set up is this if you need to use your 4wd, you have to disasemble the whole lot, and this would drive me insane.I much prefer a fast setting up tent like an oztent or a compact camper triler.

Good tips mate, not much of a camper for all of these reasons.

I relate to this and enough other uploads to get my sub. We absolutely love winter camping especially mid week when literally noone camps. Was in Namadji Nat parks Orroral campground recently and yeah just nobody else, just us to enjoy such a huge space.

We've found during winter we barely ever see anyone when camping in state forests and Nat parks from Qld to Vic so leaving stuff out has always been ok. I guess researching the area you intend on camping at, be aware of who is around/proximity to towns and always lock up if you are away from your setup

get youself a nail gun 100 shot magazine.

solo camped in a dozen countries, hate paid camp sites, all those city slickers cramped together horses kill more in Au than snakes, sharks crocs and spiders together 10 a year, shotgun is pretty useful

nice , but get a proper chair , a fold flat chair , is better for my back , it my be for yours a well , cheers

Shane, just crossed your channel. Great work. Good content.. You don't waffle, keep it up mate.

Great advice. I have been traveling around Australia and solo camping all my life (I'm in my mid 50's now). I have never had any issues anywhere I have camped. My main hates I have now are the party campers with loud music and leaving all their rubbish behind when they are finished.

No where is dangerous unless you put yourself in a situation you are not capable of surviving in by lying to yourself thinking that will keep you safe but if ya killed you won't have too much time to worry about it 😅

My sleep setup is: yoga mat with foil lining, 3cm air mattress, "removalists" blanket around the mattress, sleeping bag on top, and when it's really cold a woollen blanket over the top. Cosy af.

Carry a knife for sure, 3 rocks- fair size and a stick, a nice hardwood stick, known as a nulla nulla in Aboriginal way. All 3 can become very handy. A bow for distance 😊

Bunnings= Pestxpert wasp spray. Up to 6m distance. Stings and Blinds the target same as bear spray. ( self defence only for solo campers ). Thank me later. Cheers 👍

I feel the safest I can be in the bush. I’m amongst friends like the trees and every living thing that comes to visit me….accept bogans.

lol I remember my time in the old APC's. The priority was the cokking gear, coffee and the 10 man rat packs, not to mention the selection of sauces!

love it, 'its an accessories sport'

In the ninetees, my ex and i were camping just off a highway a ways. It was late, and we heard a vehicle stop some distance away. We didn't think anything of it. A while later, suddenly, something leapt onto our roo bar and started bouncing up and down, shaking the whole campervan. We were terrified. Then it stopped, but we didn't hear anything more. Not even.footsteps. Needless to say, we didn't sleep all night.

Fire/burns are also a real risk. Ask me how i know...😅

If you're licenced to carry a firearm, then do so.

Well should teach people how to to light a bomb fire with fuels because they get it wrong

I like to give the impression that my camp 🏕 has more than one person by putting up a second tent and some extra chairs 🪑

Well done I hope first time camper’s watch this and learn from you 10/10

I knew a bloke many years ago that used to travel around with a caravan and he kept an SKK rifle loaded always next to him, he said there were many weirdos out there, (of which he was one) we thought he was the backpacker murderer until Ivan was caught.

We constantly hear that American trucks are safer for towing and that smaller trucks are not safe towing the big vans. This is true, but this is also the problem. As a society we build unnecessary McMansions in the suburbs and then build equally excessive McMansions on wheels to go on holiday, that require bigger and bigger tow vehicles to "safely" tow. Why do caravan manufactures push the bigger vans, because that is where the greater profits are. Yes people want more living space but maybe a bit of downsizing would be a good thing across the board.

Why are so many people paying 100k + for a 79 series tin can. Now that's weird.

Ive got a ram 1500 and i love it,dont have any trouble parking it,does the job pulling 4.5t off road caravan not problem, there's horses for courses, dont worry the outback tracks will get wider to accommodate these great trucks in time. The cost,well 40+k to convert them,without that every one would have one. 13:47

You Show Nothing about the 4x4, It's all About You, People Don't Care to See you, People Want to See The 4x4's , Next Time You Can Talk But We Don't See You We See the 4x4's, Very poor Video. Thumbs Down.

At least it isnt the U S you go camping with mr smith and mr wesson

The drop bear explosion is out of control

Great vid mate….Very informative love the set up 🍻

Wow! This product is amazing! It looks compact and easy to carry. 👍 Thanks for the recommendation, and I look forward to more great shares like this from you!

Everttime i see those american trucks it reminds me of the simpsons song canyonero i start singing it

So it’s basically a large battery with all the sockets and displays already attached 👍

Great Video mate, I usually put up a trail cam to watch over my gear when I am away from it (Obviously hidden) never had anything stolen so haven't had to look through it, TIP put it somewhere where you can catch people coming and going

I was murdered last time I went bush.

Always have a bug out plan.

Can I suggest being aware of where you camp. 28 years ago, we were travelling along Newell Highway and got really tired. Those days, there were no wiki camps, so we pulled up at a farmers' gate. Stupid us it was Saturday night and at 2 am the boys were coming home from the pub so they thought it was a good idea to terrorise us till my late husband decided to wind down the window a little bit and inform them they were scaring children. They stopped, but we were done with sleep. That is the only instant I have had trouble. I solo camp now for 10 years, and still no issues. I do pack my gear away and lock doors before bed and lock up doors. I also leave my jockey wheel up and back my rear car tyres on ramps to level up, so if I need to take off in a hurry, the only thing to leave behind is the orange ramps.

They do my head in , great to tow a van boat etc , but most are just wank factor and take up two parks and inconvenince everybody else in the car park

Watch out for the button man!

Good for drawing attention to yourself and not much else.

I drive a hilux workmate dual cab. I don’t go off road. It’s all I could afford.

Very cool review! I think they're gonna be a much better option than fixed lighting so I've ordered some! Voc off-road also have a 1st order deal that gives you $50 off if your order is over $100 so I've ordered a couple of decent looking bags as well and my order total after the $50 was $98 . . . . So a pretty sweet deal considering I was willing to pay $90 just for the lights!!

Never never ever watch a Wolf Creek movie or google Mick Taylor.

I went from a Ranger to a F150 and won’t ever go back. The comfort/ towing capability and power is unmatched. I have a Long wheel base and have no issues parallel parking it in standard spots in Sydney. Unfortunately it’s the w*nkers who don’t know how to drive them that are the problem.

My camping involves traveling light, a 50 pound recurve bow and my old man's kabar, I like to go off by myself and pretend I'm the only bastard in the bush. Love it, never had much trouble with people that way.

There are way more Mick Taylor’s in the city’s….

Great video! I solo camp on a bike. I'll generally find an out of the way out of mind/sight campsite. Thoughts always wander for the first night. Never had any major dramas.

Social media has buggered the high country all these tosses Come up from Melbourne carnt drive on the road they drive on the side of it to see how much damage they can do & it’s not hard to take ya rubbish home or bury ya shit paper 🤷‍♂️

Top of the heap in utility sports unexplained fires are a matter for the courts canyonero

17 feet long 2 lanes wide 7.5 tons of american pride canyonero