Great to see others are camping out of their SUV's as well! My wife and I are sixty years old and still camp out of our 4Runner when we want to get away for a few days. We do still pitch a tent for longer stays however. Even after 45 years of camping I still learned a few tricks! Kudos!
Excellent. When I purchase the gadgets I want to add to my collection, I'l be sure to use your affiliate links. Thanks. And more thing: I really appreciate your understated, non-flashy presentation style focused on substance. You clearly care about providing helpful, very useful information that gives the viewer the benefit of your experience. It feels very authentic...a great service to us all. Much appreciated!
Thanks for the really kind words glxy55! Mostly I'm just trying to share my experience and experiences and do it in a way that I'm comfortable with. I don't have the time, energy, or desire to be flashy! That's not me. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
Here are a couple suggestions to make the cook set a little better if you're solo. Ditch the two green cups. Then add an Ozark Trail (Walmart) stainless steel cup, found on a shelf near the Stanley cook set. It fits nicely on the bottom. To make it secure without any bands, etc, put a thin cup koosie on the Stanley, then the OT cup will fit snug. This also helps prevent soot from getting in the cup. Bonus, the red silicone collapsible cup Walmart sells for around $2, fits perfectly, and I meam perfectly, in the bottom of the fuel canister (shown in the video), giving it a little more surface grip, and/or providing a nice nested cup or bowl.
you need to start camping on the weekends and taking us with you...and showing us whats going on... thank you for posting this video it reminded me i need to get some accessories...:)
You're in luck. I'm leaving on an overnight trip in just a few hours! Have you watched all of the ~20 or so vlogs from my last long road trip? Thanks for watching and commenting, Mimi. I really appreciate it!
Dude you are so so organized and so Compact and so got everything you ever will need in life but yet you got so much room and such ease to get to each item all I can say is one word that's awesomeness just awesomeness great video awesome
Thank you for telling us what each gadget was specifically and where you picked 'em up. Hubby gave me that metal cooking pot for Christmas. Looking forward to using it soon!
Wow, thanks! That means a lot. I enjoy making the videos, and I'm happy that people out there enjoy watching them. These are the kinds of videos I wished existed, so I figured I might as well make them myself. Thanks for watching and commenting, Mike!
I've been pleasantly surprised with that stove. Like I said, it was like $4 or $5 on Amazon when I bought it, and it works as well or better than the $40+ camping stoves I've used in the past. Plus it's much more compact.
Thanks for mentioning the Aquaclip bottle holder as convenient item to have while camping/hiking and RVing. Backpackers as well have found the Aquaclip light weight and made it easy to access their bottle of water.
We usually have our two burner stove and such when we car camp...but I love that little set up you have! You have a very pleasant voice to listen to and as others have mentioned, I like your examples of why you would want certain little devices. The pee bottle is a great idea. Easier for the guys, although I have been known to make do with a simple freezer baggie, lol.
This was such a useful video for me. I enjoyed learning about the different gadgets and useful tools for going on the road. Thanks so much for sharing this with us :)
Another great video...some useful tips in there. Thank you! I really liked the cup holder inverter, not seen one of those in the UK. And the hint for how to store head lamps....will go and do that now!
Hi!! I think this is a great helpful video, not only for SUV or RV, etc. people but regular people!! O bought a solar light for my dtrs. Mother in law, and for my dtr. And they live it!!( The MIL has a Scamp + camps, but I got one for my dtr. To use in her car when she needed extra light!
My husband and I have 2 seats now for when we go to races or a bleacher event. Never thought of using it for camping since we usually have chairs. Picnic tables cause back fatigue too, so now I definitely will be utilizing ours more.
Hello! About that Nalgene bottle... you can use Dr Bronners Liquid Soap to clean it & leave a little soapy water in it which will help keep it deodorized until it's empty & washed again :-)
@@grannieannie1371 , it may be cheaper but Bronner's doesn't smell like vinegar & I know for sure what I mentioned works because I've observed it for a few years now.
Get an NOAA am/FM radio with USB ports and hand crank. The radio is good but being able to charge your phone or whatever from hand cranking is awesome. Solar batteries are great but only when you can charge them right?
Great video. A lot of good ideas! Came across some of this stuff myself for my hobby of amateur astronomy which takes me out to Joshua Tree and Landers California on a monthly basis. Like the shower stall (and how you've shown you secure it in the wind). Will order one off your site to use as a commode shelter. Love your postings! Anthony Dion Fay
I love the Joshua Tree area! I spent a couple of weeks there earlier this year, and it was my third or forth time there. The shower tent is a great little thing to have. I'm very happy with mine. Thanks Jonathan!
Just found your channel. Always wondered about sleeping in my Ford Explorer and turning it into a little mini RV like you got going. This is an awesome channel and you give many good pointers and good camera work. Hope your channel blows up. Sub from me bro keep doing you. That Rav4 looks pretty cozy
Thanks so much! Some really cool things I've never seen before. Your little pot with the cups and space for the stove inside is amazing use of space! I'll share the video :) Tina
Thanks for commenting and subscribing, barkingdog365! I'm glad you liked the video. Let me know if you come across any other little gadgets or accessories I should know about.
another awesome video 😃 I like that you had the foresight to attach a cord to the spray bottle. I unfortunately found out that it leaks the hard way. Keep the great tips coming please😃
Thanks for the great tips.I have a 400 watt inverter that clamps to my car (samurai) battery. I just ran the cables through my firewall.I use my phone for a speedometer & just keep it plugged in....very useful as I can also run small appliances.Also have a heavy duty 12 volt air compressor & a tire plug kit,Peace of mind when alone in oregon back country....
88' Suzuki Samurai daily driver & weekend warrior.I have a small lightweight trailer to haul my ATV (400EX) & can camp deep in the woods all alone.I have a toy hauler & 1 ton crew cab but what fun is that?I guess at 63 I'm reverting back to my childhood....yep a tent! (small generator)
Great items snd ideas. Never thought of hanging headlamps from the holy shite handles! But I have to say it is not recommended to use windscreens around canister stoves bc the fuel canister can heat up.
Inspired i bought a couple of bits and bobs for my Subaru Forester, and updated my Amazon wishlist. Great to see one of these accessories videos with things that are actually useful
I have a compact stove like the one you show. I have read that you should not use wind screens for those type of stoves because the fuel cannister can overheat and explode. A wind screen should only be used with stoves that have a fuel line which allows you to place the cannister outside of the windscreen. I have that kind of stove as well. The former is what I take backpacking, the latter is what I use for car camping.
I'm jealous that your d.light lantern came with a charger. Mine did not, and I don't remember thinking it was supposed to. It's a great lantern, I just wish I had a way to charge it without solar
Great video. To hold my phone, I use a magnetic holder I got at Target. I forget what brand it is, starts with an "S" I think. It has a suction cup that locks onto the windshield. You have to adhere a metal plate to the back of your phone (included), but it's very convenient.
in the Northeast it is advisable to put clothing directly in the dryer right after a hike to kill ticks that may carry lyme disease...so what do we rvers do for these clothes? thanks. I am getting prepared.
I have the same stove. I got it before they tripled in price. Lol. All the way from China for $2.95. I also have the same windscreen for my induction stovetop. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! That was a lot of info/tips in a short period of time. Kudos! Although I noticed this is 5 years old I'm wondering if they still have these items available? 🤔 I am definitely going to check out the links. Thanks! 🙂
Great video! Really cool, compact and useful items. I am very much into compact, space saving gadgets. I don't care much for the air vent device holders. They are just begging to bust off a flimsy, plastic louver in my opinion.
Awesome list, now I don't live out of my car but I do camp with it, how could I not since I have a 2003 Pontiac Aztek with the camping set up. The camping set up consist of the very first auto tent, built in compressor, full size air mattress (which I don't use, I went a size smaller to have more space) and the cargo storage tray, oh yeah rear stereo controls too. However, since I'm involved in Emergency Service I also carry 2 medium sized fire extinguisher a bag with a fireproof cover alls, boots, helmet and gloves, HazMat class C suite, my SAR pack and my water rescue gear. I also have lots of different sources of light and several different kinds of knives. One of my favorite EDC items is a USB recharger that is also solar with multi device cable. I also have a Stanly cook pot but I don't use the cups because the way my setup is on my SAR pack. Okay I can go on forever so I'm going to stop here
Hi Theresa, thanks for the great comment. Sounds like you've got a great setup that works well for you. I'm familiar with the Aztec, of course, but I didn't know there were tents made for it. I just looked it up, and it looks awesome. I know there are similar tents out there for other vans and SUVs with the rear door that opens upward (mine opens to the side, so they don't work for my RAV4). How's the gas mileage on your Aztec?
Great to hear that you like your Aztek so much! Shame they don't make them anymore. The Firebox stoves look interesting, but I don't know how useful I'd find them. I already have a stove that runs off of liquid canister fuel, and I often camp either in the desert (where there's nothing to burn) or in places with burn bans. That Pocket Bellows is genius, though!
Just pee in a Gatorade bottle. Way cheaper and you can just recycle are replace every few months. I keep a couple in the van. The V8 super greens bottles work well too.
Ha pee bottle. I have found this a great to get a better night's sleep. Should use it when i even sleep in house save the walk to toilet which wakes me
One caution about a vent clip phone holder. If it's cold and the heat is on your phone is likely getting too warm. I've had mine overheat and shut down using one, so I stopped using them.
I'm glad you like the video and channel! I plan to keep it up for as long as it makes sense to do so. Hopefully that'll be for a while to come. Thanks Shanna!
Ah, that is an excellent question. I couldn't find any that seemed like they would work for me, so I made my own. It works great, and I actually plan on offering them up for sale in the next month or so. Stay tuned!
Add me to the list of interested viewers as I can't find one either that meets my needs. I, too, was going to make my own, but perhals now I don't have to? Very interested, but a couple of months may be too long. Willing to wait as long as possible though, as I have a few other modifications that will take at least a month (I think) to finish. So hope this is extra incentive for you to make them available. Thanks.
Great to see others are camping out of their SUV's as well! My wife and I are sixty years old and still camp out of our 4Runner when we want to get away for a few days. We do still pitch a tent for longer stays however.
Even after 45 years of camping I still learned a few tricks! Kudos!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
We are in our 60's as well, and heading out for our first SUV camping trip, can't wait to get going!
Excellent. When I purchase the gadgets I want to add to my collection, I'l be sure to use your affiliate links. Thanks.
And more thing: I really appreciate your understated, non-flashy presentation style focused on substance. You clearly care about providing helpful, very useful information that gives the viewer the benefit of your experience. It feels very authentic...a great service to us all. Much appreciated!
Thanks for the really kind words glxy55! Mostly I'm just trying to share my experience and experiences and do it in a way that I'm comfortable with. I don't have the time, energy, or desire to be flashy! That's not me. Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it.
You bet!
My favorite items were the mini camp stove and the pot / cup set! I'm gonna see if I can't grab a set myself. Great video!
Here are a couple suggestions to make the cook set a little better if you're solo. Ditch the two green cups. Then add an Ozark Trail (Walmart) stainless steel cup, found on a shelf near the Stanley cook set. It fits nicely on the bottom. To make it secure without any bands, etc, put a thin cup koosie on the Stanley, then the OT cup will fit snug. This also helps prevent soot from getting in the cup. Bonus, the red silicone collapsible cup Walmart sells for around $2, fits perfectly, and I meam perfectly, in the bottom of the fuel canister (shown in the video), giving it a little more surface grip, and/or providing a nice nested cup or bowl.
Me too !
I like how everything is so compact, I'm looking for easy, cheap and useful items to get started with car camping. You did a great job!
Thanks!
Wow, so many vital treasures in there, thank you, could save lives these!
Thanks Debra, I'm happy you found them helpful!
you need to start camping on the weekends and taking us with you...and showing us whats going on... thank you for posting this video it reminded me i need to get some accessories...:)
You're in luck. I'm leaving on an overnight trip in just a few hours! Have you watched all of the ~20 or so vlogs from my last long road trip? Thanks for watching and commenting, Mimi. I really appreciate it!
i think i did but i 'll double check...:>)
Just added some of those things to my shopping list after watching your video. Thanks for sharing !
I'm glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
That was perfect!! Something no one else has really covered , but exactly what I was looking for. Working on my current set up
Thanks Richard! I'm glad you liked it and found it valuable.
Thanks for all these wonderful accessory ideas!! Great video too. You've even given me Christmas gift ideas for family members! Thx!
Great, I'm happy it was helpful! Thanks Sue.
Love that tiny stove and the cup transformer.
Me too! That was an unplanned but meant-to-be pairing :)
Awesome selections. I like all the charge items for the library, including the extension cord. The stadium seat is a useful item looks comfy.
Dude you are so so organized and so Compact and so got everything you ever will need in life but yet you got so much room and such ease to get to each item all I can say is one word that's awesomeness just awesomeness great video awesome
Thanks John! I'm glad you like the setup. Thanks for watching and commenting.
great advice and each item is very useful, no junk or non essential items. Thnxx for the info !
Thank you for telling us what each gadget was specifically and where you picked 'em up. Hubby gave me that metal cooking pot for Christmas. Looking forward to using it soon!
Your channel is one of my favorites on youtube! Another great video with lots of great tips.
Wow, thanks! That means a lot. I enjoy making the videos, and I'm happy that people out there enjoy watching them. These are the kinds of videos I wished existed, so I figured I might as well make them myself. Thanks for watching and commenting, Mike!
that compact stove burner is amazing! thank you so much for sharing
love your videos. Can't wait to start my traveling adventures once I become a travel nurse and get my camper and F350 truck.
I can’t believe how helpful this video was 👏 thank you !
Love the little stove. Thanks for info.
I've been pleasantly surprised with that stove. Like I said, it was like $4 or $5 on Amazon when I bought it, and it works as well or better than the $40+ camping stoves I've used in the past. Plus it's much more compact.
Very helpful. Plenty of great camping essentials. Keep the videos coming. Thanks
Thanks for mentioning the Aquaclip bottle holder as convenient item to have while camping/hiking and RVing. Backpackers as well have found the Aquaclip light weight and made it easy to access their bottle of water.
My dad ordered a handful of them a couple of years ago and gave me three or four. They're great!
Wow that is a lot of good information. I will watch it again.I saw some things I may want to bless my son with.
Great video ! I always dream about a drive / camping in my car
You should do it! It's a lot of fun.
Thanks for sharing. I found the items useful to consider and probably will use a few of them.
You certainly taught me a few things. Have your thumbs up and be on your way...
That was a great video ..... all those small things that make it easier and more enjoyable to be a van dweller. Great gifts also Thank you very much
Thanks for watching, Kimberly. I'm glad you found it helpful.
SUV RVing 😊
Cool, simple is the best... Love everything about it.. Thanks! Happy Camping!!!
AWESOME IDEAS ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !
Well done and informative video. I'm a tent camper and some of these things can be useful. Thanks
Thanks, I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Excellent tips. Well done. Thank you!
Pretty useful ideas.
Thanks for taking the time to make this
We usually have our two burner stove and such when we car camp...but I love that little set up you have! You have a very pleasant voice to listen to and as others have mentioned, I like your examples of why you would want certain little devices. The pee bottle is a great idea. Easier for the guys, although I have been known to make do with a simple freezer baggie, lol.
Thanks Tristan! Very helpful!❤️😀🇺🇸🌏
Great products. I agree with Mimi.
You should starts teaching camping classes. I live out of my SUV also. I needed to see this video weeks ago.
Hi Felicia. Thanks for watching. I'm glad you liked the video and found it helpful.
There you are young man....love your informed ideas and adventures....
Thanks Betty!
These are great for hurricane preparedness as well.
That's true. Thanks for watching.
I keep an umbrella in my paniers, one time I got overheated, and I was nowhere near shade. So now I always have shade.
This was such a useful video for me. I enjoyed learning about the different gadgets and useful tools for going on the road. Thanks so much for sharing this with us :)
Thanks Charlene!
Another great video...some useful tips in there. Thank you! I really liked the cup holder inverter, not seen one of those in the UK. And the hint for how to store head lamps....will go and do that now!
That cup holder inverter has been fantastic. And the headlamp tip always keeps one handy when you're in the back there. Thanks Gavin!
Great video,ill be headed out next month in my mini van.Enjoy!
You'll have a great time!
Hi!! I think this is a great helpful video, not only for SUV or RV, etc. people but regular people!! O bought a solar light for my dtrs. Mother in law, and for my dtr. And they live it!!( The MIL has a Scamp + camps, but I got one for my dtr. To use in her car when she needed extra light!
Love my seat as well. Didn’t think about using it for my truck stealth camping.
That seat is a great idea, I've just given up trying to sit up in the back all together because I could never get comfortable.
It was a major improvement to my comfort once I realized I could use it inside. Definitely worth getting. Thanks Brandon!
My husband and I have 2 seats now for when we go to races or a bleacher event. Never thought of using it for camping since we usually have chairs. Picnic tables cause back fatigue too, so now I definitely will be utilizing ours more.
im in the process of building a camper for my truck bed, lots of these accessories will be great for me
wow, i love gadgets but these are really useful. liked and subscribed.
Hello! About that Nalgene bottle... you can use Dr Bronners Liquid Soap to clean it & leave a little soapy water in it which will help keep it deodorized until it's empty & washed again :-)
Yep, good tip! Thanks Kate.
Vinegar works pretty well and is cheaper.
@@grannieannie1371 , it may be cheaper but Bronner's doesn't smell like vinegar & I know for sure what I mentioned works because I've observed it for a few years now.
Get an NOAA am/FM radio with USB ports and hand crank. The radio is good but being able to charge your phone or whatever from hand cranking is awesome. Solar batteries are great but only when you can charge them right?
Love your videos! Very informative and entertaining. Thanks so much.
Thanks, I'm glad you like them! I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Great video. A lot of good ideas! Came across some of this stuff myself for my hobby of amateur astronomy which takes me out to Joshua Tree and Landers California on a monthly basis. Like the shower stall (and how you've shown you secure it in the wind). Will order one off your site to use as a commode shelter. Love your postings!
Anthony Dion Fay
I love the Joshua Tree area! I spent a couple of weeks there earlier this year, and it was my third or forth time there. The shower tent is a great little thing to have. I'm very happy with mine. Thanks Jonathan!
Just found your channel. Always wondered about sleeping in my Ford Explorer and turning it into a little mini RV like you got going. This is an awesome channel and you give many good pointers and good camera work. Hope your channel blows up. Sub from me bro keep doing you. That Rav4 looks pretty cozy
Thanks for subscribing and commenting, James. And yes, the RAV4 is definitely cozy!
Thanks so much! Some really cool things I've never seen before. Your little pot with the cups and space for the stove inside is amazing use of space!
I'll share the video :)
Tina
It was just a happy coincidence that the stove fit right inside the cups and pots. Perfect fit! Thanks Tina!
'I whip it out and I use it...! Fantastic :-)
Cool! I'm researching for my future journey. I liked all of the items.
I'm glad you found them helpful!
Great channel man.You have a good nature feel about you friend.
Peace and good luck,great heatlh to you young fella.
NZ
Thanks!
Excellent content. No down votes even. Thank you! Will be buying many of these things and subscribing if not already. Just checked im subscribed.
Thanks for commenting and subscribing, barkingdog365! I'm glad you liked the video. Let me know if you come across any other little gadgets or accessories I should know about.
Some "nifty" ideas here. Thanks for the sharing
Thanks for watching, David John.
another awesome video 😃 I like that you had the foresight to attach a cord to the spray bottle. I unfortunately found out that it leaks the hard way. Keep the great tips coming please😃
It definitely wasn't foresight. I learned that one the hard way, too. Thanks BonnetClaw!
Great info thank you so much for your time and your knowledge be careful out there
Thanks. Lot's of good ideas.
No problem, Stanley. Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate it!
Love it all! Thank you for sharing.
Hugs and Safe Travels,
Faye, aka: MommaFaye
Thanks Faye!
Thanks for the great tips.I have a 400 watt inverter that clamps to my car (samurai) battery. I just ran the cables through my firewall.I use my phone for a speedometer & just keep it plugged in....very useful as I can also run small appliances.Also have a heavy duty 12 volt air compressor & a tire plug kit,Peace of mind when alone in oregon back country....
Sounds like a great setup. What kind of vehicle do you have?
88' Suzuki Samurai daily driver & weekend warrior.I have a small lightweight trailer to haul my ATV (400EX) & can camp deep in the woods all alone.I have a toy hauler & 1 ton crew cab but what fun is that?I guess at 63 I'm reverting back to my childhood....yep a tent! (small generator)
Great ideas :) I have learnt a bit more watching this video :) thank you
Very helpful, thank you.
Great items snd ideas. Never thought of hanging headlamps from the holy shite handles! But I have to say it is not recommended to use windscreens around canister stoves bc the fuel canister can heat up.
Thank you for learning.
Great ideas and products!
Wow, incredible information. Thanks so much.
You're welcome, Yvette. Thanks for watching!
So many great things, thank you for the tips 👍🏼😁🚗
No problem, thanks for watching!
Inspired i bought a couple of bits and bobs for my Subaru Forester, and updated my Amazon wishlist. Great to see one of these accessories videos with things that are actually useful
Good Video - good tips - thank you.
Greetings from sw germany.
Thanks for the great gadget ideas.
I have a compact stove like the one you show. I have read that you should not use wind screens for those type of stoves because the fuel cannister can overheat and explode. A wind screen should only be used with stoves that have a fuel line which allows you to place the cannister outside of the windscreen. I have that kind of stove as well. The former is what I take backpacking, the latter is what I use for car camping.
Enjoyed to our video,great info without all the wasted BS in other videos.
Thanks Jeni!
I'm jealous that your d.light lantern came with a charger. Mine did not, and I don't remember thinking it was supposed to. It's a great lantern, I just wish I had a way to charge it without solar
Great video. To hold my phone, I use a magnetic holder I got at Target. I forget what brand it is, starts with an "S" I think. It has a suction cup that locks onto the windshield. You have to adhere a metal plate to the back of your phone (included), but it's very convenient.
Thanks Nathan!
in the Northeast it is advisable to put clothing directly in the dryer right after a hike to kill ticks that may carry lyme disease...so what do we rvers do for these clothes? thanks. I am getting prepared.
They made a book out of Google Maps?? The future is amazing.
You got it backwards
Google Maps rocks
@@nathanb780 Until you don't have a signal. Rural areas can suck sometimes.
@@markpashia7067 you can download maps off of google :)
😂😂😂😂
I have the same stove. I got it before they tripled in price. Lol. All the way from China for $2.95. I also have the same windscreen for my induction stovetop. Thanks for sharing.
Wow! That was a lot of info/tips in a short period of time. Kudos! Although I noticed this is 5 years old I'm wondering if they still have these items available? 🤔 I am definitely going to check out the links. Thanks! 🙂
Great video! Really cool, compact and useful items. I am very much into compact, space saving gadgets. I don't care much for the air vent device holders. They are just begging to bust off a flimsy, plastic louver in my opinion.
I've used vent holders for years and never had a problem with one messing up a louver, but your mileage may vary. Thanks for watching!
Great ideas-- thanks
Awesome list, now I don't live out of my car but I do camp with it, how could I not since I have a 2003 Pontiac Aztek with the camping set up. The camping set up consist of the very first auto tent, built in compressor, full size air mattress (which I don't use, I went a size smaller to have more space) and the cargo storage tray, oh yeah rear stereo controls too. However, since I'm involved in Emergency Service I also carry 2 medium sized fire extinguisher a bag with a fireproof cover alls, boots, helmet and gloves, HazMat class C suite, my SAR pack and my water rescue gear. I also have lots of different sources of light and several different kinds of knives. One of my favorite EDC items is a USB recharger that is also solar with multi device cable.
I also have a Stanly cook pot but I don't use the cups because the way my setup is on my SAR pack.
Okay I can go on forever so I'm going to stop here
Hi Theresa, thanks for the great comment. Sounds like you've got a great setup that works well for you. I'm familiar with the Aztec, of course, but I didn't know there were tents made for it. I just looked it up, and it looks awesome. I know there are similar tents out there for other vans and SUVs with the rear door that opens upward (mine opens to the side, so they don't work for my RAV4). How's the gas mileage on your Aztec?
Great to hear that you like your Aztek so much! Shame they don't make them anymore. The Firebox stoves look interesting, but I don't know how useful I'd find them. I already have a stove that runs off of liquid canister fuel, and I often camp either in the desert (where there's nothing to burn) or in places with burn bans. That Pocket Bellows is genius, though!
Great video....Very interesting...
Thank you for sharing its so helpful for me.
Just pee in a Gatorade bottle. Way cheaper and you can just recycle are replace every few months. I keep a couple in the van. The V8 super greens bottles work well too.
Thank you for the info.
Always interesting! Thanks.
I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for watching, Margot!
Great video. Informative and useful! Thanks.
Thanks Harry!
Awesome info. Do you have a current gadget vid? Be curious to see what you’ve found lately...
Ha pee bottle. I have found this a great to get a better night's sleep.
Should use it when i even sleep in house save the walk to toilet which wakes me
I use a large Gatorade bottle.
Wowzer ideas. Thanks.
Thanks Lana!
One caution about a vent clip phone holder. If it's cold and the heat is on your phone is likely getting too warm. I've had mine overheat and shut down using one, so I stopped using them.
Nice sharing
Such a great video--and a fab channel--keep it up, Tristan (and see you on the road)!
I'm glad you like the video and channel! I plan to keep it up for as long as it makes sense to do so. Hopefully that'll be for a while to come. Thanks Shanna!
I appreciate you. I'm going to make an emergency kit from these. Thank you.
Great gadget round-up! How are you ventilating at night without letting bugs in? Thanks for all this great info!
Wendy, I do this: th-cam.com/video/g2Hlv3OKUpI/w-d-xo.html
Should I prioritise my purchases between “useful” and “super useful” items
Great gadgets and info! I have quite a few of these myself, but some I don't.
one thing I noticed is a ceiling cargo net. Where did you get that?
Ah, that is an excellent question. I couldn't find any that seemed like they would work for me, so I made my own. It works great, and I actually plan on offering them up for sale in the next month or so. Stay tuned!
Add me to the list of interested viewers as I can't find one either that meets my needs. I, too, was going to make my own, but perhals now I don't have to? Very interested, but a couple of months may be too long. Willing to wait as long as possible though, as I have a few other modifications that will take at least a month (I think) to finish. So hope this is extra incentive for you to make them available. Thanks.
I like the music.
This was so helpful. Thank you.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching.
I am interested in your backpack...brandname, ;ics, etc...any video shopwing your backpack?