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Old video, i know. But the easiest and best way to tell if the harness is the right side up is the orientation of the gear loops. They should point down... But the biggest mistake that you make and dont mention is. Dont put it on in a hurry. It's critical safety equipment, always take your time and pay attention to what you're doing.
Insulting a random human being from behind your screen who hasnt done anything wrong to you... i bet you vote Biden. This guy is just doing an effort to help the people that are new to this sport. Live and let live. And go read the Bible or watch a movie instead of insulting strangers over the internet.
You just saved me a lot of frustration. I gave that same DVD and it’s such a pain because every time I have to pause or rewind it, my DVD player doesn’t scrub, so I end up rewinding way to far or not far enough. Thank you!
You don't understand the point of bump stops. You need the gap between the stops and the pad they bump against. This space allows your suspension to work. With you new ones you have eliminated the travel space which means your suspension isn't working. I have a 2008 jeep and have replaced the bump stops and know what they are for. Your jeep does did not have strong enough springs to support the weight of your trailer. In fact looks like your springs are wore out and need replacement. Also air bags would work for your purpose of pulling the trailer.
I bought my post fly box at Dick's sporting goods and got it home opened it up and I got a box of flies and a leader along with the paperwork. Was not worth what I paid for it.
I just traded out of a pair of Keen Targhee 3's into a pair these Oboz. I had a severe flair up of Plantar Facitis with the Keens which is abating in the Oboz. Loving the Oboz, so far! Maybe should've gone wide since I really enjoy having more room in the toebox, and will use them in winter hiking in the White Mtns, and late season bird hunting, so heavier socks will be in order. I did go up a half size which has worked out great, so no complaints.
I've been tying my own flys for 50 years. It's a great hobby especially in the winter months. I would never by flys but I found this concept interesting. Good video
So, how are your China made salomon's doing these days????....They aren't the company they used to be, BEFORE THEY STARTED MANUFACTURING IN CHINA. Dumbdumbs lost A TON OF LOYAL CUSTOMERS.
Haven’t had any personal issues with the laces, but in past experiences with other issues just reach out to the company and they can help you replace them or where to get new ones
How has this been bro? Been thinking about it but they are near 14k same price as a 5 sleeper hardshell camper.. we ro gazelle ground tent, but like the idea of taking our bikes with this. How did it hold up in the rain, any leaks? .. Any regrets? Did you upgrade? Do u feel any of the packages are worth it.. of keep it base?
Yeah we actually upgraded to a Taxa Tigermoth but are about to outgrow that too. Held up in a storm great, but is really for a niche clientele that wants something specific, light weight, and can help carry gear
I see this was two years ago. I hope you stayed with fly fishing and have a better grasp on what you need,what works for you, and how it all fits together.
best part about this KOA is it’s next to the white river which in this area is super shallow and full of clay deposits so perfect for swimming and cooking off if here in the summer
I want to like this trailer SOOOOOOO bad, but every video I see the leak situation. Its too bad. Im with you, its a lot of money and these issues...dissapointing. Good idea, execution needs work. Too bad, Im gonna take it off my list. Thank you for the video.
We owned a Tiger Moth for over 4 years with almost no issues other than the kitchen slideout lock breaking, and the two bungee balls ripping through the wood. We camped in over 100 times and took it deep into the woods and off the beaten path many times. At one point very early on, they had a door in the roof by the back door. It would have been great to keep that as an option for getting into and out of the rooftop tent, maybe they stopped doing that due to water leaks? Good video and I hope everything works out for you guys with your Tiger Moth!
Love all three of my Orca coolets but I too can't stand that storage bag. They are totally uneccessary and annoying. I took them all off of mine and just put the screws back in.
Привет. Хочу купить на 40ватт. Скажите если будет только дневной свет без солнца он тоже заряжает? И если взять банк емкостью на 10000 за какое время он её зарядите?
It depends on what you're using as your power source. The liner doesn't have a battery pack itself, it relies on external power. When we used it with the Goal Zero Venture 70, it lasted on for about 4 hours at about 85 degree setting. But if you were running it off a large power source with 12v it could run all night at the "low" setting.
We had 3 issues after purchasing our mantis last year. One lock failed and the faucet leaked where crimped since day one. Taxa had these two items in the mail a day after submitting tickets. A technician even called to follow up. The third issue was a 1” strip of caulking that was missing and allowed rain water in. This was annoying as we found out about the leak on a trip to the outer banks where it rained the whole week. Taxa reimburse us for caulking and the job took me about 15 minutes. It can be frustrating to spend so much money and have tiny failures add up, but the good news is that most of these issues can be resolved quickly.
