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I recently got rid of my RTT, used to have iKamper mini. Now that we are a family of three we might just be ground tenting for awhile though seeing some awning/annex setups giving me some good ideas.
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What are you using for the awning setup with the Rightline tent? I have a similar setup with a 2020 JT and the Rightline tent and am trying to figure out an awning setup that does not require any rack system. Cannot see how you have it secured on the other side of the poles.i just take my tent off and store it in the garage ive had mutiple setups i just built a little pully system then it hangs in the garage. the truck bed tent isnt bad but its just small. im 6'2 and it wasnt my favorite.
how high is your garage? with 35s, rubicon springs and the GFC it just barely fits in the garage and i have a low ass door. if you can find a used GFC superlite that might work. its really really low profile
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Ive just got some Thule cross bars that I put on for when I want the awning. They are an older style for a JK but fit just fine
you can see them better on the picture perched on Poser Rock
https://www.rackwarehouse.com/produ...IN06qFliLa2DZw4eBF7a_2JeF62-78JBoCplUQAvD_BwE
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Because of my military experience, my body had been battered and broken. I've tried tents, cots mattresses. I can never get comfortable. Then my brother in-law introduced me to hammock camping. I'll never go back to anything else. I've camped in 25°F with snow on the ground. Snug as a bug in a rug. With the Jeep's bed rack, All I need is one tree
Volt0
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Double hammock with net, sleep a diagonally, under quilt when it’s cold. Money!!!Because of my military experience, my body had been battered and broken. I've tried tents, cots mattresses. I can never get comfortable. Then my brother in-law introduced me to hammock camping. I'll never go back to anything else. I've camped in 25°F with snow on the ground. Snug as a bug in a rug. With the Jeep's bed rack, All I need is one tree
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I'll post some rando pics from the net ( I don't have any pics of my setup handy ). This is all light enough for backpack hiking/camping. If you're good/knowledgable with climbing gear ( ropes/knots ), you can make the setup even lighter [ I wouldn't trust my body weight to 750 paracord, but maybe something with a high enough kN rating ]. Some folks with back problems will swear by sleeping diagonally in a double hammock, and I agree with them.
1) get a double-hammock that has a built-in bug net, and sleep diagonally in it. Surprisingly, you can almost get perfectly flat, with almost zero pressure points. You can find some w/ good weight ratings on AMZN for under $80. Pesky skeeters can still get you from underneath, so you still want some extra blanket/sleeping-bag between you and the hammock.
2) get a rainfly for wind/rain cover. Go big or go home ( as in large or slightly oversized ). Don't forget to add drip lines to your hammock's lines. Some of the diy folks add additional guylines to the middle portions of the rain fly to give extra room, and to reduce the chances of pooling water.
3) for cold weather camping, add an underquilt. When you sleep on padding and squish it, it does little to create a barrier for insulation, and can lead to cold butt syndrom. An underquilt is just a hammock shaped piece of material that's a little thicker than a flannel shirt ( or more ). You want the edges/ends to be snugged up, with a moderate air pocket between the underquilt and your hammock.
Also search the YT for winter camping in a hammock, ex:
WILDHOBO
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Ha ha. I’ve seen hammock camping. I just was interested in how it looked inside a gladiator.I'll post some rando pics from the net ( I don't have any pics of my setup handy ). This is all light enough for backpack hiking/camping. If you're good/knowledgable with climbing gear ( ropes/knots ), you can make the setup even lighter [ I wouldn't trust my body weight to 750 paracord, but maybe something with a high enough kN rating ].
1) get a double-hammock that has a built-in bug net, and sleep diagonally in it. Surprisingly, you can almost get perfectly flat, with almost zero pressure points. You can find some w/ good weight ratings on AMZN for under $80. Pesky skeeters can still get you from underneath, so you still want some extra blanket/sleeping-bag between you and the hammock.
2) get a rainfly for wind/rain cover. Go big or go home ( as in large or slightly oversized ). Don't forget to add drip lines to your hammock's lines. Some of the diy folks add additional guylines to the middle portions of the rain fly to give extra room, and to reduce the chances of pooling water.
3) for cold weather camping, add an underquilt. When you sleep on padding and squish it, it does little to create a barrier for insulation, and lead to cold-butt-syndrom. An underquilt is just a hammock shaped piece of material that's a little thicker than a flannel shirt ( or more ). You want the edges/ends to be snugged up, with a moderate air pocket between the underquilt and your hammock.
Also search the YT for winter camping in a hammock, ex:
Volt0
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I misread your post, as not having a chance to sleep in your hammock yet.Ha ha. I’ve seen hammock camping. I just was interested in how it looked inside a gladiator.
yeah, not enough room inside the JT, although I've seen some funny pics of ppl trying to rest on some make shift hammock thing on the tops.
WILDHOBO
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I misunderstood your post then. I thought you meant hammock inside the JT diagonally.I misread your post, as not having a chance to sleep in your hammock yet.
yeah, not enough room inside the JT, although I've seen some funny pics of ppl trying to rest on some make shift hammock thing on the tops.
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