Fyi for the past seven months or so I have pulled up your content and have bought and started building my version yes you are a strong influence. and thanks very much for you desire to do video. so much more to say. but much gratitude.
@@TrailRecon I spent a day watching your videos. The stuff you all can do is great. I live in the Ozark Mountains and have discovered some neat places to trail. I would not have discovered that passion if it wasn't for you and your content.
So nice to see more options for RTTs today that it was 6 to 7 years ago when I bought mine I bought a James Baroud grand rapid XXL model. If you're the type of sleeper who likes to keep your elbows out and not parallel to your sides, then the JB tent works great when you have a partner to sleep with. This size tent sticks out on the sides and covers the entire Rhino Rack platform but having two people sleep inside is butter for me. Mounting an awning was not a problem either. I have the Eezi Awn Bat Manta on my JKUR. The Roam tent appears to be a bit taller and also have the window shades to keep the sun out which are nice features. Although if you're in the market for a hardshell RTT, consider the JB. I love mine. The JB also has a solar powered fan at the roof which is near silent to vent out or bring in air which is great in the colder climates when the isothermic accessory is added. I used it at the Burning Man festival last year and never felt hot despite the blazing sun cooking the roof not to mention having corner mesh windows also to create an almost complete 360 window experience. The other design feature I like about the JB is that the roof is recessed towards the rear so I keep a pair of maxtraxs up there without sticking above grade as well as a camp table thatsits over the rear tire when being used. Still can't fit into most indoor garages due to the lift kit and all but hey....it's overland glamping. Now, if they can sell a shoe rack or something on the outside would be great. Still figuring that part out.
Love the content as always, but im a confirmed Fold out tent fan. I like the extra awning it gives you and I have the annex to create a separate room. Ill be using it a lot this year, as I work Security at large events such as music festivals, motor racing events etc I do like the ease of setup with the hard shell though, thats definitely a bonus
Suggestion. I have a hard shell roof top tent and the addition of a 270 awning will give you the extra enclosure you miss when combined with the detachable panels that are available. My set up is a Fox Wing Eco 2.1 by Oztent. It too opens and closes in a matter of seconds. The combination of the hard shell and the awning system makes for a pretty complete and flexible system. I've been very pleased with this set up. Dutch
Folded up it looks a lot better than the other rooftop tents. Once it’s up I think it’s ugly. I like how fast and easy it goes up though. For the kind of camping you do ( overlanding) it’s worth it.
Great review. I’m looking into a hard shell, particularly “ikamper”. It looks as though your able to keep your bedding inside as well & have the awning, additional room add on as well. Shoe holder too 👍🏻. Keep up the great work 🙂
We just got the iKamper and it is AWESOME! King-sized bed and it opens and closes just as easily as Brad's... I agonized for a few years waiting for the right rooftop set up, and I am super happy with our purchase. Brad's review, with his soft shell experience and cons of his current set-up just confirmed we made the right choice.
I have a similar tent from a other producer (looks the same) Im super happy with it, and it fits the JK perfectly. No problems so far after a year of use, and I have spend a lot of nights up there.
Hi Brad, I went for a hard shell because of you 😊 and I do love it, it is a V shape model 55 wide from another company. . With the V shape, the ladder is further back due to the window position so it clears the door. It was the main reason I went with that model. I did purchase double shoe bag from Thule/Tapui and it comes with a pole so super easy to attach to the rack or ladder thanks again for the great info's
I’d like to get my hands on one. I just started to save up some cash. For the time being I just use a regular camping tent and a Remington 870. Seems to do the trick for now.
Hello Brad... wanted to say Thank you for all the work you do to make your channel professional and informative! I just ordered a Roam Vagabond XL and used the TrailRecon discount and got $99.99 off the price! I am super excited to get out there with my wife in our 2017 JKUR and explore and use our new Roam RTT. Have a great rest of the summer and keep the content coming!!! Cheers! Paul
I think ursa minor really has tue best design, very pricey, but how cool going from inside your jeep to the tent. I also like that one side of it stays hardside
Thanks Brad, if I hadnt bought a Tepui a few months ago, that one would be first on my list! I would be happy support ROAM for sure, a great company for sure !
Great video Brad! Back here in aus I have seen a number of people putting a piece of elastic around the middle of the tent to solve the need to tuck all the fabric in when you pack tent up. When the tent is set up the struts should be strong enough to keep the elastic stretched out.
Man your Jeep is Sick! Just Sick! Man wow you totally nailed it. It’s not to much or just over done and the tent just makes it all the better. Very very well done man!!! Just found your channel liked and subbed!!!
Looks great, BUT, with any collapsible tent, if it rains and you put it away wet, you better bring it back out ASAP!!! to dry out or MOLD can happen. You ever have any problems with this? Id guess not being on the west coast. Were on the east coast. Much different weather out here...
My $10 pup tent served me well for many years, then I moved up to a four man tent for the space. That has been nice but I am tired of sleeping on the ground, now after 40 years of it. So if I could find a roof top tent that fits on my beloved TJ, that may be the ticket. I would hate having to upgrade to a new JL so I can fit a roof top tent. But It would be sooo nice! :-)
Just wanted to say thanks dude 🤘🏾 because of your videos I have been turning my Jeep into a nasty overland vehicle. I’m also broke.... my wife’s pissed.... but when she kicks me out the RTT works well. Keep up the vids !!
Hi Brad, thank you for this video. I am on the fence about buying a regular tent or top roof. We are 2+1 family, so I need to look for another alternative. Very informative as always, and congratulations for great collaboration with the top tent company.
What roof rack do you use? I'm reading about the factory hard top not being rated for high loads like a rooftop tent. Did you mount directly into the frame under the fiberglass top?
Just checked price on site. Seems a bit pricey for what it is. Think I will spend the extra for alu cab, it seems more durable for long term use. Great review though.
Tent looks pretty good I wouldn't mind having one of those except for my Smittybilt was only $657 I could buy almost four of them the cover was my biggest problem at first but now but I'm used to doing it it only takes me a few minutes and it really doesn't get that dirty on the inside
Loved the video on the ROAM hard-shell tent prototype. Too bad ROAM doesn’t sell or make anything like it. It’s been a couple years, so I guess ROAM decided to stay with the soft-material options that have the long set-up and break-down times and all the other shortcomings you mentioned.
I’ve a hardshell Tentbox classic and a fold out Tentbox lite. Honestly, I think the time thing only is an objection if you’re constantly in a state of rushing. My Lite (folding one) takes less than 3 minutes, and my classic under 1. If my life were to be so busy that 2 minutes extra constantly makes that much of a difference then I’d start taking diazepam again.
Brad, Only another several thousand dollars and you could get a Ursa Minor pop top to enter from inside. Oh yah, the graphics, well maybe for the gladiator? Don't forget the soft ice cream machine, lvol. Have fun. Happy trails!!!
I watch all of your video's man and i got to tell you i love this video you did about the roof top tent the way you describe everything in such great detail it really shows us fan's what its really like its like we are there doing the walk around with you it's just so great i watched your video about your upgrades on the inside of your jeep about the vector bar i orderd that and i have that comming for my jeep and now im definitely going to get this same roof top tent its the perfect one for me so thank you so much for doing what you do and ill be looking forward to your next videos of your trip im warren Brumfield from ohio i hope you have a great day and have fun on your trips
I didn't read all the comments so maybe it's been suggested, but what about an elastic belly band you can hook in the corners. I'm other tents I've seen something similar used to pull the fabric inward when closing so you don't have to worry about stuffing the fabric in or forgetting to and causing damage.
Great video!! I have a Smittybilt RTT and its great! I've always wondered about the hard-shell kind! Not having to deal with the cover seems like a huge plus!
60 years ago, in settling a debate among some scientists, wind tunnel tests showed that it was more efficient to carry a rooftop rowboat stern forward. Assuming that it can be reversed, you would benefit a little from reversing your rooftop tent and having the "front" face backwards. This is because the partial vacuum formed behind the flat "back" creates more drag. When the flat part faces forward, the wind builds up in front of the flat side and deflects the wind. Given the shape of this tent, there's some angle to the flat "back", I suspect the effect would be small.
The awning issue. It would be really cool if one side had a pull out awning like the old projector screens. It could be all self contained in the hard shell.
Fantastic share! Might I please tap your knowledge and experience regarding the Jeep and tires. Since our 2017 Jeep Sahara also sees everyday use we would like to switch over to better tires without lifting the Jeep. What is the largest size tires that you feel would handle reasonable off-road demands and provide a smooth and quiet ride on pavement without us modifying our Jeep? Many Thanks!
I followed the link to Roam Adventure's site, but the Rambler has no price, just a "Sold Out" where the price would be. Do you have a MSRP for this tent?
Thanks for the videos ! Very informative and helpful. One question on the hard top. Do they have zip up covers from bottom for screen so you can have a bit more privacy but still have half screen open. I have a truck tent that My husband and I use and works well. I love the inner zip screen covers that zip from the bottom. Great privacy but still have air flow!!
Like to see your overland Jeep Gladiator video with your new camper shell on it. You have that yet? Wondering how that will work with the camper shell and tent on top etc
Hey Brad, awesome video. Can you still remove the 2 front panels of the freedom top with this tent? I want to get a rooftop tent thats super quick to open and close, but am also very fond of the removing the freedom panels in front. Thx.
Did Roam Adventure company quit making or selling this model? I can’t seem to locate it even after doing a search on their website. Thank You I just subscribed
Always wanted one but I have gotten the virus running through my veins. IDC it it's an older jeep I just have a picture in my mind of what I want can't wait till finally get the money to do it.
i m gonna buy a roof Top Tent Hard Shell this winter (i m from Qc Montreal)…. i like you r chanel and video ( i have FJ Cruiser custom) … and i want to put this tent on my rack … you r recommended this cie. i think yes .. but i want to be sure before to buy
Thanks for the review Definitely appreciate the effort you put in to making the videos. Especially when you are probably thinking about the GLADIATOR!!
Nice, but the width.... too narrow. If you are talking about comfort for one, but cosy for 2, that says it all. The overall concept is there, but seems to lack "wiggle" room. Keep them coming. The locations are wonderful.
This guy is the Mr. Rogers of the off-roading world. Really like the thorough and informative videos and the family-friendly format. Cheers.
You are absolutely right!!! love his videos!!!!
Brad is the best, right?
Fyi for the past seven months or so I have pulled up your content and have bought and started building my version yes you are a strong influence. and thanks very much for you desire to do video. so much more to say. but much gratitude.
Awesome stuff. I own a Jeep cause of your content. I accidentally found your channel and got the bug... So Thanks!!!
So great to hear you are enjoying the content! Thank you!
@@TrailRecon I spent a day watching your videos. The stuff you all can do is great. I live in the Ozark Mountains and have discovered some neat places to trail. I would not have discovered that passion if it wasn't for you and your content.
This is dope
Nice! I’m about to buy a Jeep, and it was TrailRecon’s video adventure along CA highway 395 that did it for me. My favorite area of the country.
So nice to see more options for RTTs today that it was 6 to 7 years ago when I bought mine I bought a James Baroud grand rapid XXL model. If you're the type of sleeper who likes to keep your elbows out and not parallel to your sides, then the JB tent works great when you have a partner to sleep with. This size tent sticks out on the sides and covers the entire Rhino Rack platform but having two people sleep inside is butter for me. Mounting an awning was not a problem either. I have the Eezi Awn Bat Manta on my JKUR.
The Roam tent appears to be a bit taller and also have the window shades to keep the sun out which are nice features. Although if you're in the market for a hardshell RTT, consider the JB. I love mine. The JB also has a solar powered fan at the roof which is near silent to vent out or bring in air which is great in the colder climates when the isothermic accessory is added.
I used it at the Burning Man festival last year and never felt hot despite the blazing sun cooking the roof not to mention having corner mesh windows also to create an almost complete 360 window experience. The other design feature I like about the JB is that the roof is recessed towards the rear so I keep a pair of maxtraxs up there without sticking above grade as well as a camp table thatsits over the rear tire when being used. Still can't fit into most indoor garages due to the lift kit and all but hey....it's overland glamping.
Now, if they can sell a shoe rack or something on the outside would be great. Still figuring that part out.
Love the content as always, but im a confirmed Fold out tent fan. I like the extra awning it gives you and I have the annex to create a separate room.
Ill be using it a lot this year, as I work Security at large events such as music festivals, motor racing events etc
I do like the ease of setup with the hard shell though, thats definitely a bonus
Suggestion. I have a hard shell roof top tent and the addition of a 270 awning will give you the extra enclosure you miss when combined with the detachable panels that are available. My set up is a Fox Wing Eco 2.1 by Oztent. It too opens and closes in a matter of seconds. The combination of the hard shell and the awning system makes for a pretty complete and flexible system. I've been very pleased with this set up. Dutch
Just bought a 2016 JKU in Rhino Gray, 3.5” lift on 35’s!!! Whaaaat! Now I get to follow your channel instead of just casually watch! Lol
Folded up it looks a lot better than the other rooftop tents. Once it’s up I think it’s ugly. I like how fast and easy it goes up though. For the kind of camping you do ( overlanding) it’s worth it.
You have by far one of the best looking jeeps on the internet.
WOW! Thank you!
Never realize something like this existed. Just started exploring buying a jeep. Thank you for the video. I may start to like camping outdoors.
Thanks, Brad. I think you sold me on a clam shell if I decide to go RTT. That one looks particularly well made.
Great review. I’m looking into a hard shell, particularly “ikamper”. It looks as though your able to keep your bedding inside as well & have the awning, additional room add on as well. Shoe holder too 👍🏻. Keep up the great work 🙂
We just got the iKamper and it is AWESOME! King-sized bed and it opens and closes just as easily as Brad's... I agonized for a few years waiting for the right rooftop set up, and I am super happy with our purchase. Brad's review, with his soft shell experience and cons of his current set-up just confirmed we made the right choice.
just bought my ikamper 4 man.... dont have it yet, gets installed Saturday but i have researched a ton. ikamper has some real tangible benefits
Does roam adv. co still makes these? I can't find it on their website!
It's probably important to remember that you're 6ft up in the air when getting out of bed in the morning.
I have a similar tent from a other producer (looks the same) Im super happy with it, and it fits the JK perfectly. No problems so far after a year of use, and I have spend a lot of nights up there.
Hi Brad, I went for a hard shell because of you 😊 and I do love it, it is a V shape model 55 wide from another company. . With the V shape, the ladder is further back due to the window position so it clears the door. It was the main reason I went with that model. I did purchase double shoe bag from Thule/Tapui and it comes with a pole so super easy to attach to the rack or ladder thanks again for the great info's
I’d like to get my hands on one. I just started to save up some cash. For the time being I just use a regular camping tent and a Remington 870. Seems to do the trick for now.
I used a standard ground tent for many years. RTT’s are great, but not required to get out and have some awesome adventures.
Hello Brad... wanted to say Thank you for all the work you do to make your channel professional and informative! I just ordered a Roam Vagabond XL and used the TrailRecon discount and got $99.99 off the price! I am super excited to get out there with my wife in our 2017 JKUR and explore and use our new Roam RTT. Have a great rest of the summer and keep the content coming!!! Cheers! Paul
I think ursa minor really has tue best design, very pricey, but how cool going from inside your jeep to the tent. I also like that one side of it stays hardside
I want the rooftop tent that Marco has!😁
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How about a model that you can enter and exit by the skylight....and open and close awnings from the inside
Thanks Brad, if I hadnt bought a Tepui a few months ago, that one would be first on my list! I would be happy support ROAM for sure, a great company for sure !
Great video Brad! Back here in aus I have seen a number of people putting a piece of elastic around the middle of the tent to solve the need to tuck all the fabric in when you pack tent up. When the tent is set up the struts should be strong enough to keep the elastic stretched out.
Man your Jeep is Sick! Just Sick! Man wow you totally nailed it. It’s not to much or just over done and the tent just makes it all the better. Very very well done man!!! Just found your channel liked and subbed!!!
Looks great, BUT, with any collapsible tent, if it rains and you put it away wet, you better bring it back out ASAP!!! to dry out or MOLD can happen. You ever have any problems with this? Id guess not being on the west coast. Were on the east coast. Much different weather out here...
My $10 pup tent served me well for many years, then I moved up to a four man tent for the space. That has been nice but I am tired of sleeping on the ground, now after 40 years of it. So if I could find a roof top tent that fits on my beloved TJ, that may be the ticket. I would hate having to upgrade to a new JL so I can fit a roof top tent. But It would be sooo nice! :-)
I was running a smittybilt overlander on my yj with no issues.
Just wanted to say thanks dude 🤘🏾 because of your videos I have been turning my Jeep into a nasty overland vehicle. I’m also broke.... my wife’s pissed.... but when she kicks me out the RTT works well. Keep up the vids !!
LOL! You’re welcome... fingers crossed you aren’t homeless soon!
I like the hard top option! But we are adopting 2 young children and need room for 4. I am going to explore this more! Thanks for posting it
I've been following for a few years and I love how far this ride has come Brad! Thanks for the great content!
Thanks for being a long time subscriber, appreciate the support!!
super informative, very inspirational with great views and footage.
This is perfect for 1 person honestly.
The best roof-top tent i have seen so far. fuss free!
Hi Brad, thank you for this video. I am on the fence about buying a regular tent or top roof. We are 2+1 family, so I need to look for another alternative. Very informative as always, and congratulations for great collaboration with the top tent company.
High, closed looks this roof-tent much better than the other ones. Kindly Fiete
Does not appear that this tent is still being made. I cannot find it the Roam website
What roof rack do you use? I'm reading about the factory hard top not being rated for high loads like a rooftop tent. Did you mount directly into the frame under the fiberglass top?
I like the hard shell. I think that's the option I want to put on top of the rail system for my Dakota.
Just checked price on site. Seems a bit pricey for what it is. Think I will spend the extra for alu cab, it seems more durable for long term use. Great review though.
How much?
Honestly bro elaborate
I cannot find the Roam Hard Top on the Roam website. Did they decide not to make the Hard Top?
Tent looks pretty good I wouldn't mind having one of those except for my Smittybilt was only $657 I could buy almost four of them the cover was my biggest problem at first but now but I'm used to doing it it only takes me a few minutes and it really doesn't get that dirty on the inside
I don't see this on the Roam website, did I just miss it?
Loved the video on the ROAM hard-shell tent prototype. Too bad ROAM doesn’t sell or make anything like it. It’s been a couple years, so I guess ROAM decided to stay with the soft-material options that have the long set-up and break-down times and all the other shortcomings you mentioned.
I’ve a hardshell Tentbox classic and a fold out Tentbox lite. Honestly, I think the time thing only is an objection if you’re constantly in a state of rushing. My Lite (folding one) takes less than 3 minutes, and my classic under 1.
If my life were to be so busy that 2 minutes extra constantly makes that much of a difference then I’d start taking diazepam again.
Awesome tent but how does the flat roof deal with rain and snow?
Brad, Only another several thousand dollars and you could get a Ursa Minor pop top to enter from inside. Oh yah, the graphics, well maybe for the gladiator? Don't forget the soft ice cream machine, lvol. Have fun. Happy trails!!!
Great Vid Brad. I’m still holding on to my ground tent, but I sure like the sleekness.
I watch all of your video's man and i got to tell you i love this video you did about the roof top tent the way you describe everything in such great detail it really shows us fan's what its really like its like we are there doing the walk around with you it's just so great i watched your video about your upgrades on the inside of your jeep about the vector bar i orderd that and i have that comming for my jeep and now im definitely going to get this same roof top tent its the perfect one for me so thank you so much for doing what you do and ill be looking forward to your next videos of your trip im warren Brumfield from ohio i hope you have a great day and have fun on your trips
Been waiting for this for a while now
Can you make custom half walls for your pop top camper. I can.
I didn't read all the comments so maybe it's been suggested, but what about an elastic belly band you can hook in the corners. I'm other tents I've seen something similar used to pull the fabric inward when closing so you don't have to worry about stuffing the fabric in or forgetting to and causing damage.
Great video!! I have a Smittybilt RTT and its great! I've always wondered about the hard-shell kind! Not having to deal with the cover seems like a huge plus!
60 years ago, in settling a debate among some scientists, wind tunnel tests showed that it was more efficient to carry a rooftop rowboat stern forward. Assuming that it can be reversed, you would benefit a little from reversing your rooftop tent and having the "front" face backwards. This is because the partial vacuum formed behind the flat "back" creates more drag. When the flat part faces forward, the wind builds up in front of the flat side and deflects the wind. Given the shape of this tent, there's some angle to the flat "back", I suspect the effect would be small.
The awning issue. It would be really cool if one side had a pull out awning like the old projector screens. It could be all self contained in the hard shell.
Omg I love this Brad!!
Right on!
I purchased the IKamper Skycamp and that is also a hardshell but very large as it too overlapse and sleeps 4 adults.
The link you provided does not have the tent for sale? Has it been removed?
This dude seems like such a nice guy. I need to learn some better people skills lolol
Since retiring from the Navy I'm always working on my people skills!
@@TrailRecon Oh cool! My little step brother is stationed on the USS Wasp.
awesome going to buy one now
Do you have a video on the set up? As far as the brackets you used to mount onto your rhino rack pioneer? Thank you
Setup is sweet
Fantastic share! Might I please tap your knowledge and experience regarding the Jeep and tires. Since our 2017 Jeep Sahara also sees everyday use we would like to switch over to better tires without lifting the Jeep. What is the largest size tires that you feel would handle reasonable off-road demands and provide a smooth and quiet ride on pavement without us modifying our Jeep? Many Thanks!
Pricing is not bad. May need to consider adding to my JK.
Pricing is very competitive when compared to others out there.
CONGRATS...!!!! 🙌🏼🌟
Why did roam stop making these? This looks awesome!
I followed the link to Roam Adventure's site, but the Rambler has no price, just a "Sold Out" where the price would be. Do you have a MSRP for this tent?
Great review!
Hardshells are great for solo, but just doesn't cut it for any size of family.
I own a Tuff Stuff Alpha II and I can tell you that it works for 2 people and a child.
@@michaelroback5883 until they turn 5... then it is not reasonable nor comfortable
Awesome review. Def jealous of that set up and break down time.
Very nice. What about when you have to close it and it's wet because of rain? is it a problem for humidity, mould or things like this?
Thanks for the videos ! Very informative and helpful. One question on the hard top. Do they have zip up covers from bottom for screen so you can have a bit more privacy but still have half screen open. I have a truck tent that My husband and I use and works well. I love the inner zip screen covers that zip from the bottom. Great privacy but still have air flow!!
Sooo...this tent isn't listed on the Roam Adventure Co. web site...any idea why?!?
Very good tent Brad and for sure you have a lot of experience about that. Great video and thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Fantastic honest review! Pros and cons....love it.
Appreciate it!
Like to see your overland Jeep Gladiator video with your new camper shell on it. You have that yet? Wondering how that will work with the camper shell and tent on top etc
Glad you got some good time in it now and can give a great opinon been looking forward to this on
Is the roam rtt available yet?
Pricey but I can see why. Looks well built.
Awesome video Brad
This is what I would want! Thanks for the video!
I think its not the most requested anymore! It may be everyone waiting on your Gladiator Review!
LOL! You are probably right!
Hey Brad, awesome video. Can you still remove the 2 front panels of the freedom top with this tent? I want to get a rooftop tent thats super quick to open and close, but am also very fond of the removing the freedom panels in front. Thx.
So i have to admit, I'm a little bummed out. I thought those ladder brackets were LED lights! LOL Oh well, still an awesome setup.
Same lol
"54 seconds, that's under a minute" Glad I came here it's so educational.
Did Roam Adventure company quit making or selling this model? I can’t seem to locate it even after doing a search on their website. Thank You I just subscribed
Another great review
Always wanted one but I have gotten the virus running through my veins. IDC it it's an older jeep I just have a picture in my mind of what I want can't wait till finally get the money to do it.
i m gonna buy a roof Top Tent Hard Shell this winter (i m from Qc Montreal)…. i like you r chanel and video ( i have FJ Cruiser custom) … and i want to put this tent on my rack … you r recommended this cie. i think yes .. but i want to be sure before to buy
Just went to you link and it looks like they are not carrying this hardshell tent anymore?
Yeah I just noticed this as well. I wonder why they stopped carrying it
Great video. Love the hard shell. Too small for me and the wife + dog.
I don't see this tent on the ROAM website yet. How can I get one?
Don't see this item on website.
Looks pretty similar to the Tepui or Roofnest Sparrow.
Great video thank you!
Thank you!
When is this product actually coming out? I don’t see it on their website
Again thank you for the video. I am a new subscriber, love watching these kind of videos and tagging along on the adventures.
Awesome and welcome to the channel!
Have you checked out the ikamper tent? It seems like an interesting cross between the traditional soft and hard shell rooftop tents.
Thanks for the review Definitely appreciate the effort you put in to making the videos. Especially when you are probably thinking about the GLADIATOR!!
Not gonna lie, the Gladiator is heavy on my mind... so much to do!
Nice, but the width.... too narrow. If you are talking about comfort for one, but cosy for 2, that says it all. The overall concept is there, but seems to lack "wiggle" room. Keep them coming. The locations are wonderful.
Nice roof top, it would be interesting to see your group checkout the earthquake damage near ground zero and make it through some crevices.
Nice rig
Really good video work.
Great vid Brad!! And congrats on the Gladiator!!!
Thank you!