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Ah yea only saving 25lbs doesn't seem worth the effort or expense. Heard great things about the iKamper too.

Yup, the windshield angle definitely seems to be the common thread in a lot of these discussions. Do you think driving environment plays just as big a role, though? Highway driving vs. off-road vs. gravel roads?

Sounds like you've already found the biggest opportunities. A 100 lb storage slide and 50 lbs from the rear bumper is a pretty meaningful start. Have you ever put the RTT on the chopping block, or has it earned its spot enough that it's non-negotiable?

We've heard both sides of this debate. Some owners blame the glass. Others think Gladiators simply take rock impacts differently because of the windshield design and the places they're driven. What's your opinion after owning one? Has your experience changed the way you think about it?

Alaska seems like the perfect test before making any big changes. It'll be interesting to see if there are any pieces of gear you come home realizing you never actually used. If not, then it makes the cutting down a lot harder...

Wow 1,000 pounds just goes to show you how quickly a build can snowball. It almost sounds like the only real solution is a second vehicle. 😂

The "creature comforts" conversation is one that comes up every so often. That Rubicon looks like a pretty sweet deal for under 50k! Tbh, this is the first we're hearing of the Canyon coming up as a capable swap for the Gladiator. Does it have as much compatibility with aftermarket accessories?

Just because? Or do you find that you're underpowered when you're out on the trails?

Between accessories, tires, suspension, camping gear, storage solutions, and everything else, it's easy to learn a few lessons along the way. If you were starting your Gladiator build over tomorrow, what's the first thing you'd do differently?

We've been loving all the camping setups, gear discussions, and trip planning you are all sharing with us lately. The only downside to putting a lot of miles on a Gladiator? More opportunities for rocks to find your windshield 😅 So for the month of June, we're taking $50 USD off all ExoShield...

Being able to see behind both the Bronco and the trailer sounds like a game changer. I bet parking and backing up are a whole lot easier now 😅

Could be gear, a tool, storage setup, camping accessory, recovery item, or anything else. What's been the best bang for your buck so far?

That's a great answer. I like that you gave different recommendations based on the vehicle setup instead of a one-size-fits-all answer. We've seen Top of the World come up a bunch in here. That view alone seems worth the trip.

Hard to argue with water being #1. Curious how you're liking the Starlink Mini so far? We've been seeing more and more people adding them to their trail and overland setups.

Killer is an incredible name for a dog whose biggest crime was being too friendly with the people he trusted 😅 Sounds like he was one heck of a companion. The best dogs always seem to have a way of making themselves unforgettable.

Looks like an amazing trip. Those photos are incredible 👌 Also, a good spotter is worth their weight in gold when the trail gets interesting. If someone was heading to Moab for the first time, what's the one trail you'd tell them they absolutely have to run?

Wow, that's a great story. A dog clearing coffee cups off a table because he was so excited to see you is about as good a reunion as you can get. Sounds like he was one heck of a dog. Maybe it is time for another Shepherd.

I think we all know who's really in charge here 😅 That's a great-looking travel buddy.

Those are two very different trips, but both sound like they made for some pretty great memories 👌 And any road trip that includes your dog automatically gets bonus points 😅

dinner and a view 🙌