This is a great setup. We were interested in the wolly but ultimately went with the mantis. Our Atlas handles it fine but I do wonder how it would handle with H&R springs. Thanks for sharing your setup.
I wanted to go for the Mantis, but needed it to fit in my driveway or garage. But good to know the Atlas handles the Mantis no problem. Taxa makes great habitats. HR springs would help with extra load in the back, but it will still sag unless you use airbags.
Nice setup. How did you set up your guy lined for the canopy extension up front? I couldn’t find a loop but it looks like yours is tied to the tent poles?
That’s correct. You tie them to the top of your extension poles. I’ll do another video showing this using an ikamper mini and awning setup that I have. Stay tuned!
Great video. Do you still have the Taxa Woolley Bear? if so, how has it help up over the years that you've had it. I'm looking for a trailer and this seems like the best blend of function, quality and price. Any feedback or reasons why you wouldn't buy again? Thank you!
I just sold my WB trailer for a new setup but I love that trailer. Hard to let her go, but I have a new platform I’m building out. Will share with everyone soon on YT. Just been busy with life. The WB trailer is a game changer bc it makes your everyday suv softroader into a truck or an SUV with a backpack. All the storage of a truck and the convenience to carry all your gear with the hitch of your trailer. Then unhitch and you’re back to a normal SUV. Im actually looking to get an Airstream Basecamp now bc I picked up a truck and no longer need the utility of a trailer. But, the trailer is so essential to my camp setup that the truck will be great for solo trips and maybe me and my boys. But the Airstream Basecamp is an upgrade for my wife and I bc I want to go into 4 season camping and as I get older… the setup and loading of the WB trailer isn’t bad but I’m ready to upgrade to the airstream Basecamp now.
LOL! Which I kinda have with the Joolca sink and shower system. It’s glamping 101, but whatever makes the wife and my daughter happy to camp with us is well worth the time and investment.
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Sik setup, Bro!! Can't wait to see more adventures!
Nice set up home slice.
Word up! LOL
Nice setup
Thanks!
This is a great setup. We were interested in the wolly but ultimately went with the mantis. Our Atlas handles it fine but I do wonder how it would handle with H&R springs. Thanks for sharing your setup.
I wanted to go for the Mantis, but needed it to fit in my driveway or garage. But good to know the Atlas handles the Mantis no problem. Taxa makes great habitats. HR springs would help with extra load in the back, but it will still sag unless you use airbags.
Does that Plano sportsman fit sideways on the woolybear rack?
It does... barely, but you can make it work. I do that on the back of my WB deck.
Great video! What are the dimensions on the mat you have inside your annex?
Nice setup. How did you set up your guy lined for the canopy extension up front? I couldn’t find a loop but it looks like yours is tied to the tent poles?
That’s correct. You tie them to the top
of your extension poles. I’ll do another video showing this using an ikamper mini and awning setup that I have. Stay tuned!
Where can I find the heat lamp?
Great video. Do you still have the Taxa Woolley Bear? if so, how has it help up over the years that you've had it.
I'm looking for a trailer and this seems like the best blend of function, quality and price.
Any feedback or reasons why you wouldn't buy again?
Thank you!
I just sold my WB trailer for a new setup but I love that trailer. Hard to let her go, but I have a new platform I’m building out. Will share with everyone soon on YT. Just been busy with life.
The WB trailer is a game changer bc it makes your everyday suv softroader into a truck or an SUV with a backpack. All the storage of a truck and the convenience to carry all your gear with the hitch of your trailer. Then unhitch and you’re back to a normal SUV.
Im actually looking to get an Airstream Basecamp now bc I picked up a truck and no longer need the utility of a trailer. But, the trailer is so essential to my camp setup that the truck will be great for solo trips and maybe me and my boys. But the Airstream Basecamp is an upgrade for my wife and I bc I want to go into 4 season camping and as I get older… the setup and loading of the WB trailer isn’t bad but I’m ready to upgrade to the airstream Basecamp now.
I was goinv to say thev only thing you're missing is the kitchen sink ....
LOL! Which I kinda have with the Joolca sink and shower system. It’s glamping 101, but whatever makes the wife and my daughter happy to camp with us is well worth the time and investment.