The Overlandish Basecamp V2 setup and pack down
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Did you just purchase a new Basecamp and want some instructions on how to deploy and break it down along with some usage tips…well then you’re in the right place! This is a detailed description on how to setup your new basecamp and how to break it down and pack it up. So check it out and comment below and let us know if this helped you or if you have a better way to do it!
I have this model in olive green with the tough bag and the weather pack, its the most awesome shelter for my camping. If you guys ever decide to build an enclosure to attach to the vestibule I`d buy one in a heartbeat. I bet a lot of other owners would want one too.
Could of took a page out of the Gazelle T4 handbook and made the bag bigger so it's way easier to pack back up. Especially for the added cost
Looks like an amazing tent would love to see a SUV connect version for attaching to the back of your car or Truck .
Man, this would be perfect to go fishing in the winter times or the summer with the A/C I use a cheap pop-up tent with blankens on top to help insulins with the heater or the A/C depending on the time of the season would love to have this but it's a little pricey 😬
can you do a video on your new solo tent?
Coming soon! Just playing catchup.
Sick bro nooice brother
I live in New Zealand and we get heavy rain and winds. Do you ship to NZ?
Does the black fabric make it hotter inside than the gray or green?
@@AverageOverlander marginally…the thermodynamic properties of fabric mean that the color of the tent doesn’t much affect the temperature. All colors will get to final temp m, the back will just get there faster (by a few minutes) so I tell people to chose the one they like aesthetically best. The big deference between the grey and the other two is that the grey has grey interior walls while the black and green are black out tents.
Is it made in the USA? Which came first: the Shiftpod or this? Thanks!
@@Mangold108 not made in the USA, the accessories like the bags are though. What came first in this space was ice fishing shanties the 90s everyone else just reappropriated the tech.
wouldnt the rain just go ontop of the ground sheet and into the tent?
Yes, so to explain…these footprints were designed originally for desert so that you don’t get sand inside everywhere and for the rain what we do is roll the footprint under the skirt of the tent creating a barrier to keep the water out from under the tent. Video of this coming soon.
thanks for th reply. It explains a bit more, I have never used tents like this, In the future I will have to try them out.
Thanks for the info.
I live in New Zealand how can I buy one of these tents
Does it get damaged by mold as easily as the Shiftpods do?
Just like any tent you can’t store it wet for a long period of time. But we’ve also torture tested our units and I’ve left a soaking wet tent in its storage bag inside of garbage bags and in a garage for 3 weeks. Opened her up, washed the tent with dish soap and let dry and no mildew or musty smell whatsoever. This is addition to tons of real world research we can safely say mold is not an issue. Also check the site we recently partnered with NikWax and they make an awesome hydroponic solution that will help even more.
With the rainfly, how waterproof is this tent?
I live in the northeast where we get heavy thunderstorms with heavy rain and 25 - 35mph winds and I am curious on how this tent will handle the heavy rain. Any issues with leaking?
Also any possible discounts for Miltary/First Responders?
Firstly we DEFINITELY have a discount for you.
Second with the rainfly properly placed and staked down AND the tent itself staked down correctly with the footprint rolled up under the skirt correctly the basecamp does really well in the rain and exceptional in the wind. For more specific info give me a call and we can go through all the scenarios and see if this is the right tent for you and if it is I’ll pass on that discount code. Hit me up! 5622329907
Mark, is there a video showing proper setup of groundsheet for rainy conditions? Basically just roll up and tuck under tent skirt?
Thanks
How tall are you, for reference?
I’m 6’2” I can stand in the corners completely straight up (that’s where I touch)
@@overlandish thank you for the quick response. I have been stalking these tents for years now and haven't seen them ever go on sale, we just haven't had the extra money yet. We're a family living off grid and it seems like a good option to add some extra living space.
@@ericasylvatica6505 we very rarely go on sale. Send me an email on Monday I have a small coupon code I can extend your way if it helps. That or you need to find us at the shows. We will be at expo west in flagstaff in a few weeks.
@@overlandish thank! you we're actually in Southern Appalachia.
@@overlandish I did email on Monday and I haven't heard back, I'm sure you're busy, I just didn't want to slip between the cracks!
Lol