sk8nsanta
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Thanks for posting this, the Approach is on my short-list of RTT options. Did you pick this up new, or new-used?Got it for 2k. Deals are out there!
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Thanks for posting this, the Approach is on my short-list of RTT options. Did you pick this up new, or new-used?Got it for 2k. Deals are out there!
NewThanks for posting this, the Approach is on my short-list of RTT options. Did you pick this up new, or new-used?
Hi sk8nsanta,Thanks for posting this, the Approach is on my short-list of RTT options. Did you pick this up new, or new-used?
Thanks for the post. What Thule handwear did you use to mount to Rivian factory rails?I haven’t seen this setup before so sharing here in case someone else is considering the same setup.
FWIW. Fits perfectly on rails and has no overhang. Sleeps 2 really comfortably , maybe 2 plus dog/child.
Got it for 2k. Deals are out there!
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Just the hardware that came with the tent.Thanks for the post. What Thule handwear did you use to mount to Rivian factory rails?
How do you like the air cruiser? Is the inflate/deflate worth it over “mechanical” RTTs?On my RTT (the AirCruiser), you can just stick an AC duct into the main opening and pull the tent's zipper around it. I put my Wave 2 on a gear tunnel door, power it from the outlet in the gear tunnel, and route the AC duct up to the tent from there.
I remember seeing that the Roofnest Condor 2 has built-in HVAC ducts, if that's what you're looking for.
I haven't used "mechanical" RTTs so I don't have a comparison. I like the set-and-forget self-inflating though; I can go setup the rest of my campsite while it's inflating. In the back of my mind, I do worry about the inflating mechanism breaking at some point, but I haven't had a problem yet.How do you like the air cruiser? Is the inflate/deflate worth it over “mechanical” RTTs?
Don't worry about that, the AC has been tested and tested. The Air Frame is super strong and if you ever did have a problem, it's very easy top repair of replace but I'm certain you won'tI haven't used "mechanical" RTTs so I don't have a comparison. I like the set-and-forget self-inflating though; I can go setup the rest of my campsite while it's inflating. In the back of my mind, I do worry about the inflating mechanism breaking at some point, but I haven't had a problem yet.
One big advantage that isn't immediately obvious is that once you plug the AC in to inflate is there is nothing else to do, no canopies to set up or anything, it's all done for youHow do you like the air cruiser? Is the inflate/deflate worth it over “mechanical” RTTs?