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Greetings from the province of Pontassieve in Florence, Italy. I see many people when they drive out of town on dirt roads in the presence of mud, and you see that they drive off-road equipped not with mud tires, but also with road and off-road tires! One question: what tires are most often used in your area for driving on rough terrain with mud and snow? Do you use M+S off-road tires or M+S off-road tires?

Hey! Great review! Did you end up applying the Greenland wax and, if so, how did the jacket perform in the rain afterward?

Thank you for informative video! Any tips on snowshoeing with a dog? TIA

You li e in that area you need a good snow shovel, a grain shovel works best, with that you can dig out of all snow, with the winch get turned around and go back!!

nice review

Seems reasonable priced for what it does.

The zip is an absolute nightmare to try and zip up, any hints would be appreciated.

What was your price and weight?

I like your mystery ranch pack! I have one and it is the most comfortable pack I have.

Vielen Dank!

good video, the escaper buddy's are good cheap boards, better than some other cheap ones but there are some obvious benefits to the more expensive name brand boards. I had a set on my old rig and they saved me quite a few times. They also are 50% off right now (at least on amazon in canada), so I just ordered 2 sets for $200. Not too shabby to have 4 decent boards for almost half the price of one set of maxtrax here in canada ($350). I'd also take 4 of the cheaper boards over 2 name brand boards any day of the week

Good vid thanks, what size fuse to you install.

I have been wearing these boots since 2004 and am on my third pair, with a new pair on stand-by. I wear the soles off them while the uppers are still in good shape applying regular maintenance. For the price of them it doesn’t pay to resole as opposed to purchase new on sale. I’m 70 years old and have been backpacking and hiking for most of those years…..and still going with two new hips. I have other brand name boots, but these are by far my favourite boots in respect to value versus weight and performance. They just fit my feet like no others.

Idk what sole the lowa used from vibram but vibram does make specific outsoles for ice! From what I understand it might wear out faster from non icey conditions just due to the compound they use. So idk if it would be a viable all year use

Awesome video!

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Totaly agree with your views. I bought one a few months ago and have been using it constantly since then. Also good that you press the fact that this jacket isn't water proof. It's an issue I have with many of the reviews that I've seen that complain abot G-1000 jackets not holding out rain like proper rain jacket. It's not suposed to.

i am from Scandinavia so a good thing for me is that i can go to Germany and try on boots Hanwag makes wide models but to be honest they are not really wide but they make something called a straight fit extra they are even wider than the wide models they dont make all models in straight fit extra but the Banks GTX come in straight fit extra. Lowa makes wide models to and they are some of the widest european boots .... if you are a person who have to wide feet for all of those (keen are not wide either) well US boot are generally wider than european ones the widest on the market being Kenetrek and they still have ok heels

Congratulations! She is beautiful!

Do you know the measurements of the acrylic tent windows?

You can seal off your tailgate with rubber gasket material on both sides and a tailgate seal that connects the tailgate with the bed so there are no gaps for dust or dirt to enter the box.

Nice review. I will look at these when I'm ready to add our lights.

Currently doing camper research and narrowed it down to Topo Toppers and Ovrlnd but Oru looks interesting. Alabama Hills is great, but too horribly crowded for my taste.

Excellent content, you answered all my questions. You made a great promo for the sport.

Does any one mind that even though they say its a Swedish brand, but they are made in asia (Vietnam)? And they charge you premium for it?

The tip on doing a shorter hike with lower elevation is really important. I just went on my first snowshoe hike and it was brutal 😂

That is not a fully hard sided camper

I am sold. Thanks for making this video. Have a great day! 😀

What is the model in the thumbnail?

As an American who's lived in Japan for 35+ years, it's shocking that you don't take your shoes off to step up and into the bed. But great video!

Dogs bed ?

Smelling or seeing a fog coming out of your AC will be a heater core leak inside your dash, I had to replace mine in my F150.

Awesome review! Just purchased this as well + spare battery set up. I have the same truck, any pointers when running the wires ? Thanks!

I am on my 2nd pair of Keen Durand 2s and I have to say that I never had any issues with waterproofing. I wore them every day at work for 8 months and all the way till the end, I could walk in water and not have wet feet. When I retired them, the soles were worn through the grey section of the sole. The reason I stopped wearing them was that one of the eyelets came off and the stitching was coming apart on the inside of the boot right by the ball of the foot.

I bought the alternator charger with the delta 2 max and have had it installed for about a month. It has unfortunately let me down on every trip. The alternator charger disconnects from my phone and requires WiFi to reconnect. As soon as it disconnects from my phone it is basically useless as there is no way to turn it on. I have had to leave my camp in search of internet just to reset it. I have sent messages to Ecoflow and was told that it does in fact require internet and that I should use the personal hotspot on my phone… that doesn’t work when off grid. Sorry to leave such a harsh sounding comment on your video. My intention is to share my experience so people know what they are getting, not to talk trash. I love Ecoflow products and hope they make changes to this potentially game changing piece of tech.

Thank for showing set up. Looking into different systems; either batteries, inverter, panels, etc… Maybe all in one battery pack.

I agree with you on the firmware, it is the first thing I did when testing it. Good review, thanks!

Thanks for the video. I'm an ecoflow fan and had been considering the alternator charger for emergency backup and an extra redundancy. On your trip did you take any solar panels, just in case something happened or did you feel pretty comfortable trusting only the alternator charger?

Thanks for the great review! I have two 100 watt solar panels on my canopy and a large storage battery that has been kept fully charged by the panels. In addition, I have a large power inverter to run 120 volt devices when needed. It works, but I probably should have gone with the Ecoflow type system instead. I'm looking at adding a fridge/freezer unit at some point too so I may switch. I was particularly interested in the way you ran the power cable. I know those plastic plugs can pop out as well. I need to run a small cord from the cab to the canopy space for a rear view camera. At the moment, it's just going through the sliding windows but that's been a pain. I haven't been able to find a port through the cab wall yet unfortunately. I don't want to drill, but that my be my ultimate solution. But seeing the way you ran that cable under the cab gives me some ideas for using a firewall wire port instead. Thanks again!

I'm surprised, my Durand ll have been dry. No problem yet. Very pleased with my first Keen boots.

thanks for the great video, it helps to see someone actually stuck and need traction boards, saw a video of someone just doing it in a little puddle and it just was not a fair test

Thanks for the video guys. Getting ready to do the ORBDR in a full size F-150 and gathering as much info as I can before heading out next summer. How was it in a full size truck? Anything besides the typical pinstriping to be concerned about?

Honestly, after a couple of years of wearing a Fjallraven Vidda Pro I can say that every technical jacket with a membrane is far superior for outdoor use if rain can be present, with less weight and similar cost. It's important to note that this kind of fabric, EVEN with the wax applied, is everything but waterproof. It provides some water resistance, but you can't really expect to stay dry even in moderate rain for more than 5-10 minutes. I still like the Fjallraven for camping around the fire and stuff, but only in mild weather. Getting soaked when you are out there is an abolute nightmare and really ruins your experience.

I just watched this for the first time on your channel after watching a Casey video. I have been watching Casey for 2 years now. Question, is your winch wire cable or rope? If it is cable then yes, hood up or some sort of overlay.

Nice review! I have the same jacket and really like it in the swiss winter. Instead of waxing it (which is very time consuming) I use Nikwax Cotton Proof. All though it's not quite as waterproof as the wax it still does a good job in moderate rain.

Is it possible for a single person to sleep east/west without extending the bed?

I want to start dispersed camping with my 2 year old but how do you find safe campsites that prohibit hunting ?

Stunning Mountain Views. Really is a destination place. Glad trip turned out good and learned more about what needed for travel. Thanks for sharing.

Of all the Skogso reviews, this was the most helpful. Like you, I live in the PNW and was curious how it fares with our rainy weather. And this video demonstrates its water resistance and its limit, and I'm impressed. 30 min in that rain before water begins to seep in is enough for what than I need it for.

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