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I really dont understand why someone would spend all the money for an overpriced GFC, just to run an exterior ladder. Just mount a wedge tent to a camper shell if youre going to do it this way…… GFC’s should be half of what they cost.

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I love what you did excellent craftsmanship do you have a link for that heater?

Nice work, man.

Where did you get the carpet from?

Seeing your patch, LE?

Very clean and organized rig man. I’ve been considering pulling the trigger on a GFC for my 5.5 ft bed F150. The only reason why I haven’t is because of the sleeping space. I have a 2 year old and I’m not sure how all three of us would fit.

Dude that's wild. Good job. I can't beleive it's 18 miles up!!!!!

Dude keeps crying meanwhile girl is chilled and well put throughout the adventure although he is twice of her size.

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heck no. ive hiked for years not that stupid to go on this hike.

I hiked half dome in June of 2010 from Curry Village and back in about 9.5 hours. On the way up I stopped for a few minutes on sub dome and had an orange. Like she said ( 11:40) it was the best piece of fruit I had in my life. Also you showed what I call the most infamous sign “Half Dome 2.0 miles” that was the longest 2 miles I ever hiked! The cables weren’t as scary as I thought they would be. I was 55 years old at the time. I am proud of myself and will always treasure the memories of doing that massive hike. Thanks guys!

Sounds like your hike could have been completely different had you prepared physically and had proper equipment like gloves and poncho.

Nice build, what rear bumper do you have?

Just found this. .excellent!

It's nice to look at a man with golden hands

I’ve been rock and mountain climbing for more than 4 decades. I wouldn’t take on this hike without the use of a harness and carabiner straps. The exposure, and consequences of a fall are serious, and dictate the use of safety equipment. Used properly, this practice adds almost no time to the hike, and while you never know when you’re going to slip, you really don’t know when somebody else is going to slip and knock you off the mountain. I’ve seen elsewhere that a ranger said, during the pre-hike brief, that “If you need a harness and straps to make this hike, then you’re probably not ready for the climb”. This is like saying “If you need insurance, you’re probably not ready to drive a car”. Irresponsible and downright stupid. In addition, if you are mid-hike and get caught in rain, or worse, these straps could easily save the life of even the most experienced climber.

Nice n peaceful. No need to worry until snow reached hub deep.

Quarter Dome, not Sub Dome.

So are the lights and fan wires in one? I’m trying to figure out how to run a solar generator like yours but have the 12v power lights, fan, refrigerator, and water pump. Seems like solar generators only come in one 12v plug. Your truck is looking great!

Greetings from Colorado. Thank you for making this video. I love the idea of installing one drawer instead of two, to utilize the rest of the full capacity of the bed space. Once quick question, did you fasten the base down into the bed, or do you find that the weight is heavy enough to keep it all put? Thanks!

What Brad of heater is that

great job guys i will still do it some day soon

Clean soundtrack! 🤙Sub’d!

You two are my people. 😊

This is great. Appreciate the time to make this. How did you attach the base to the actual truck bed though? Thats what I'm struggling to figure out with my 5' Taco. Thanks

This was great. Thanks for sharing your experiences in such an honest and humble way. Definitely impressed you made it up and back!

Looks great, feel like the carpet should’ve been glued but overall a really neat job 👍

I’m looking into another roof rack by Cali raised. They are claiming it’s about 5.5” from top of my tundra cab. How tall is the Sherpa height from top of the cab to the top on the Sherpa rack?

In a similar way, I've found hiking to the bottom of the Grand Canyon can actually be worse than coming back up. Unless you're doing it in the summer heat - which is something no one should do, but many attempt anyway.

Half dome is one of the most deadly hikes in the world. Not because using the cables is the most dangerous, but because it is so heavily trafficked. With that being said, I would love to hike half dome. It would be nice if there were two systems. One system where you are guaranteed a pass if you pay a lot of money, and another pass with the lottery. There are people like me what want to go so bad and would pay for it. The lottery system is ridiculous.

If you have good boots, good gloves, are in good shape and the rock is dry its not that bad but many tourists are out of shape, don't have gloves and have tennis shoes with poor grip. You don't want to be up there when thunderstorms are nearby the top of that mountain is one big lightning rod and the rock is much more slippery when wet. If did fall off the cable you could tumble long ways and get seriously injured/killed but if you have the right gear and are paying attention the odds of falling are very low.

I enjoyed the video, thanks for sharing...

You two are way too awesome!! I am also slightly acrophobic. I would rather wrestle a mama grizzly than climb a ladder. I did climb Mt. Whitney which was an incredible climb for me. There was one section we had to walk over and it was ice with a 1,000 foot drop off ledge.

two guys climbed up it in the winter time without cables and skied down it. How hard can it be.

Love this. Thanks!

There used to be random gloves ppl could use at the base of the cables. Did HD in 2000 then hiked on to Mt.Whitney on the JMT.

We did this hike a few days ago. Got a glorious day. The cables for us were not scary, but people who fear heights or lack upper body strength will struggle on it. Last year, we hiked Kragbolton in Norway. Scariest hike of our lives stepping out on that rock with exhausted legs. Overall .. half Dome is one of the best hikes in the US.

How were the wires run from the panels to the inside of the truck?

Fun video. You might want to get an extendable snow brush/squeegee.

The only thing I might have done a little differently is used pocket hole screws instead of screwing into the end grain of the plywood. But you did a great job and really appreciated all the attention to detail. Funny at the end you mentioned trying to hit the 1k subs goal. Video is only 2 years old and you're a good bit ahead of that. High five. Going to check out some more of your videos now

Looks like a beautiful, peaceful place to camp. I would have stayed out longer just to test my trucks ability to get back through deeper snow.

Why no safety harness regardless of the weather?

congrates that you made the hike!! loved watching this video. l would never even attempt this but l loved watching anyway. best to you both and your love of outside adventures. l too dont like the heights.

Was subdome on the way down fine?

What month were you there? I haven’t seen that few people in Yosemite in over thirty years. Summer is usually so overly crowded in Yosemite. Thanks for the great video!

Such a great product - I have this in my off grid cabin and also in my van.

Question, is it 18 miles one way or round trip? Beautiful video btw makes me want to go back there soon.

dang that turned out nice!

Nice job man. You made this look too easy lol