robby
Grenadier Owner
Currently looking for a roof rack and a hard shell roof tent for a grenadier. Any recommendations?
I’m currently looking at a tuff trec overland mk3 hard top plus side awning. A mate has used it for a couple of years and there’s a “deal to be done”.Currently looking for a roof rack and a hard shell roof tent for a grenadier. Any recommendations?
I've mentioned on another thread I've bought the 3/4 Frontrunner rack to give me room for a RTT and awning/side walls.Currently looking for a roof rack and a hard shell roof tent for a grenadier. Any recommendations?
We have a softshell Darche RTT with awning sides, and a swag and a 270 Darche awning with sides.Tazzie.
apologies if you mentioned before.....but have you previously used a RTT setup & is your wife comfortable with it or is it primarily just you?
I have always been a tent on the ground man but considering a RTT option.
Recently watched Ronny Dahl's tent v swag v RTT video:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DvjqeIXShVk&ab_channel=RonnyDahl
cheers
What rack did you get Tom - I recall you were having a bespoke made up?We have the Crua AER on a flat dog rack. Its very well built..
Sorry I thought I responded to this a while ago. My plan is to get a roof rack not bars and hopefully one that I can use on the grenadier, defender 90 (if possible), defender 110, and my sisters Pajero. If one exists that would be my preference so it gets more use and have more options depending on what the trip would be like so the vehicle can also match. For the tent I’m looking at something like a Felton Hawks Nest. It would have to be a hard shell RTT because its just far faster and easier than soft shell tents.I've mentioned on another thread I've bought the 3/4 Frontrunner rack to give me room for a RTT and awning/side walls.
And so as not to obstruct the safari windows.
If you want something for just you....Going to bump this.
I‘ve never used a RTT but I think they’re both practical and awesome. The Mrs. Has no interest in using it - so I expect to use it solo - but it seems perfect for solo travel.
I‘ve seen a few videos on the Ikamper BDV and I‘m very interested. Is anyone familiar with these?
I don’t have any experience with the BDV but have the full size iKamper. The ease of setting up and using is wonderful. Something about pulling into your camping location, popping two latches and giving it a subtle push up and being virtually done is so nice. Plus the quality and built in sleeping pad just make it a nice experience. Growing up sleeping in tents and sleeping bags and coming to the RTT almost makes it seem like cheating sleeping in something so luxurious.Going to bump this.
I‘ve never used a RTT but I think they’re both practical and awesome. The Mrs. Has no interest in using it - so I expect to use it solo - but it seems perfect for solo travel.
I‘ve seen a few videos on the Ikamper BDV and I‘m very interested. Is anyone familiar with these?