Next Level Gear For Ultra Comfort Car Camping

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[RideAlongside]

Love that you share why you enjoy non-alchy brews. For those of us who are recovering addicts, it’s nice to feel like we are not alone when not getting drunk at the campsite. Thanks Justin!

[colinkoop]

Can 100% confirm, camping with a solar generator and a CPAP machine is a game changer for those of us with sleep apnea. I use an EcoFlow River 2 Pro for power and I connect my AirSense 10 to it via DC power and turn off the humidifier and heat functions. With that setup I only use ~15% of the battery for a good 8 hours of sleep. Even with phone and device charging, that’s enough power for a long weekend trip without even recharging the battery via solar panels or with a car. If you recharged daily, you could easily run a CPAP machine and a fan all night!

[TheRealJimmy]

smelling like a camp fire is always nice.

[joethompson]

Can confirm, having sleep apnea has kept me from backpacking now for many years. I got a Jackery power station recently so I can still go car camping and bring my cpap with me.

[patricketheridge]

The Ozark trail 10 x 10 from this year is not a good idea to use anymore. The metal used around the sides was reduced by more than half the the older models. Mine did not last one weekend with some wind before the frame broke in several places.

[IanTheOutdoorGuy]

Love seeing how your setup is adapting and evolving to family needs. I had to adapt for myself my wife and two boys to keep everyone comfortable and happy. The car/tent base camp I use for starting point for Ultralight day walks

[skpowerz]

Put the canopy above the tent if you are a late sleeper and it's hot & sunny outside. It will be cool for much longer

[kevinburroughs]

We use the milwaukee portable fans. I charge 3 big batteries before we go and get 2 nights off 1 battery. And i can use them for my lantern too😊

[stevenlangevin]

now that my girl is 9, we use 3x cots with foam on them, placed in a U shape we get lots of space that way! and i use a 12v heating blanket if cold with the ecoflow/bluetti, and a bougeRv 12v refrigerator is so effective, no more need for ice! wont break the budget!

[josiebones]

That fan is a game changer! Crazy what a difference it makes when you have no A/C.

[lakorai]

RTIC coolers are half the price of Yeti and work just as good

[jasonjudd]

Justin, maybe trade the Yeti cooler for an AlpiCool 55qrt electric freezer/fridge.

I’ve had mine for a few years and use my old GoalZero1000 and Boulder100 panel to keep it going for eternity without buying ice.

It’s less than the Yeti, especially since you have a solar generator already.

[mikestevenson]

WRT CPAP - if you don't use the humidifier it uses much less power but depending on the size of the power unit you'll get 1, maybe 2 night's use. Solar panels would help this. Also, for a fan if you get a rechargeable one like the one I have from Vevor you don't need to have a power unit and it lasts for days on a full charge.

[memathews]

Ha! You sold me on trying Athletic Brewing beer, I didn't know it was non-alcoholic. I enjoy beers of all styles, but sometimes I don't want the effects. For me, beer is most often better tasting than sodas. I'll give Athletic a try and I hope is tastes better than the watery NA beers I've had in the past. As for your sleeping arrangement review, you forgot to give us the pad length, it's really important for us over-six-footers! Thanks for the solid info.

[pcgaminghelp]

I prefer my ultralight backpacking setup: standard Eno hammock or skeeter beater grand trunk with bug mesh hammock. Hammock eliminates the need for a chair and a tent saving weight and less to pack. Instead of a fireplace, I bring lint from my drier and a Zippo I can easily make a fire based on sticks and materials available in the woods. Clevermade collapsible cooler ($10) has built in bottle opener holds 30 cans and packs down to about one inch for flying cross country. Fully charged kindle in airplane mode can provide reading pleasure for weeks without a charge. 2 Anker battery packs per person can keep your phone juiced up for 2-5 days. An LL bean 20 degree mummy bag will keep you warm in the mountains, although a down quilt can save weight and space but is more expensive.

[planesandbikes]

you mention CPAP units and wilderness camping. I take an Airmini cpap with a dedicated battery. It can run 2 nights on a charge, the whole setup is about 2 lbs and packed together it is about the size of a Jetboil. The Airmini itself is 1 lb and the size of 4 smartphones stacked. I might get another 1lb battery to achieve 4 nights. I could probably use it half-nights and get twice the number of nights too. I've used it on many backpack trips incl Tour Mont Blanc last year, and all of my travel to hotels and AirBNB too. Might make a unique topic for a future backpacking tech video.

[JimPulizzi-hb]

We use the Roamers and Aurora tents as well! It got my wife back into camping. The Aurora High Rises are great too for my big family.

[billb]

What a great setup. Thanks for sharing.
I especially like the fan. That could be an actual game changer. :)

[wendys]

We got a propane fire pit this year and it’s a massive bug attractor. I’m not convinced it’s an improvement over having no fire during ban season.

[thinker]

Congratulations on the new addition brother!!