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u/reddilada · 2 pointsr/rooftoptents

The Rootless raised fire pit is nice when there isn't an existing ring. Didn't think it would last, but has proved to be quite durable. In action with bonus foot warmer feature.

UCO Grilliput portable grill. Fiddley to put together, but packs really small.

Solar powered tiki-torch. Electronic flames, what more could you want? Kinda dopey, but just the right amount of light when you're out in the middle of nowhere. We all know from other subs that getting out to pee is the single most difficult thing to do in a RTT so these help guide the way. Fair warning: if you get the version that comes on a stick the stick will break. They are pretty cheaply made.


Finally, just traded in my Coleman square folding table for this Camp Chef version. Again great when you are away from a campground. Two nice things about it are that you can stick your legs underneath it, and that it adjusts to nearly 40" high. Nice height for cooking. Also switched from my Coleman Triton to a Camp Chef Everest stove. Really like the Everest.

u/Tired_Thumb · 3 pointsr/rooftoptents

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This but keep in mind you’ll have to make some cuts. It’s extra wide but not long enough. Had to use the extra width I cut to make it the perfect length. But pretty dam ez. I’d say 15 minutes tops for this project.

u/dingosaurus · 1 pointr/rooftoptents

I'm not a huge person, so I'd probably get by more than fine with a 2 person Tepui.

I think the Hybox is probably the best fit for my needs. You stay well within the near normal footprint, which is my primary concern.

I did come across the Raptor OFFGRID Voyager which is a lot smaller investment into hardware while I try out the idea of a rooftop tent. It looks quite easy to set up as a single person.

I think either of these should work with a standard Yakima/Thule bar system with my 2008 Forester. It looks like the standard roof rack load is ~150-175lbs, and both of those fall within that weight range.

Sure the hard top is sexy, but if I don't know if I can rationalize $3000 on a tent.

u/whoaubuh111 · 2 pointsr/rooftoptents

No pictures, but I hung a collapsible light like this that I just fold up into the tent. It’s nice, because I never have to remember them, and if they’re dead, I throw them out in the sunlight for a while and they charge quickly!

I’ve also heard of people attaching LED strips to one of the internal frame bars with a couple of batteries. Seems fancy.