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We are a husband and wife adventure team who adventure in our 3rd Gen Tacoma! We believe adventure helps connect people. We hope to inspire others to “disconnect” from their life stressors, to get out and explore the land, and experience the joy of seeing areas most never will.
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Love Death Valley! Have done the south area a couple times now in my Tacoma. The first time was on one leg due to a broken ankle and learned about Carl Mendel in the process. Ever since then I have a spiritual connection with the area. Spent the night in the Geologist Cabin last time on my birthday, glad I did due to the pounding wind. Did not know about Emmets cabin.
This is a sensitive subject and I mean absolutely no disrespect, my wife and I are larger, im 6'2 280, which is almost half the tents bed rating alone. Have you ever had issues or concerns with the bed?
As a native Utahn, it is NOT the "San Raf E El Swell" and "Sway-Sey: .... It's the "San Ra-Fell" and Sway-Z.... Get their names right. Swasy's homesteaded the entire area.
Hey guys. New to your channel. Found you while searching for reviews on the SP canopy camper. Great job on this review. I really appreciate the candid feedback, showing plenty of good things but also the downsides as well. There’s no perfect “camper” so we have to take the good with the bad & weigh our options. Your review helped do just that!!! Safe travels…
The Swell is truly an underrated part of Utah, loads of fun. I took a hard pass on the DRT and took Fix It Pass the connector to it going North. It was just technical enough for a similar long bed Tacoma rig. It took Cane Creek Wash out to Buckhorn Wash and Cane Creek it one of the funnest trails I have done on 4 wheels(and sometimes 2!!)
Great video really like the real life review been watching a bunch of videos the last few days on these things I’m in Portland gonna go check out the factory here soon. Stuck on trading in my 2019 F150 for a F250 for the hopes up on an enclosed trailer one of these days. I’m a dirt biker and my biggest fear was sleeping in it without pulling the dirtbike off the hitch, bike holder, but the ladder, first time seeing that one great idea be able to camp without taking your bike off.
How high off the ground is the tent opening and how large around is circumference of opening to fit on the SUV? Looking for a large one to accommodate lifted Excursion that is on 35s and family of 4. Do not want a RTT.
