Camping Gear - Recommendations & Suggestions

[RaptorSteve]

Just bring this. All your shit is inside, including firearms.

 

[Raptor Jesus]

Whoa Jesus! You picked an old thread to make your first post.

haha, sorry about that. Should I have posted elsewhere? Not to well versed with this forum thing, a friend recommended that I find one about my truck. Which is what brought me here.

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

nope, you are in the right spot. there is a shitload of info for you here, along with smartass comments........

 

[BigJ]

He got a Jeep Rubicon then sold the Raptor for a Grand Cherokee. He's gone Jeeper on us!!

Ah hell I hadn't heard that. What a *********

Regarding the fridge: unless we're talking something like the ARB version, if you plan to wheel from campsite to campsite I'm not sure it will take the offroad smackdown you're bound to lay on it in the Raptor (and I'm not sure the ARB can either).

I went with a Yeti and use dry ice under regular ice. The last time out I got 7 full days before I needed to refresh. Food for thought.

 

[Raptor Jesus]

nope, you are in the right spot. there is a shitload of info for you here, along with smartass comments........

. I guess I should get to reading then! haha. Thanks for the heads up .

 

[Raptor Jesus]

Ah hell I hadn't heard that. What a *********

Regarding the fridge: unless we're talking something like the ARB version, if you plan to wheel from campsite to campsite I'm not sure it will take the offroad smackdown you're bound to lay on it in the Raptor (and I'm not sure the ARB can either).

I went with a Yeti and use dry ice under regular ice. The last time out I got 7 full days before I needed to refresh. Food for thought.

We've beat the hell out of our Engel and it keeps working. The main thing is to keep the food inside from moving around while we're getting to our spot.

I don't beat my truck however, spent far too much on it to trash it.

 

[SVTRay]

Ah hell I hadn't heard that. What a *********

Regarding the fridge: unless we're talking something like the ARB version, if you plan to wheel from campsite to campsite I'm not sure it will take the offroad smackdown you're bound to lay on it in the Raptor (and I'm not sure the ARB can either).

I went with a Yeti and use dry ice under regular ice. The last time out I got 7 full days before I needed to refresh. Food for thought.

+1 for the Yeti

I'm from West Texas and the Yeti is tried and proven in the oilfield as well as by hunters. We all swear by them. I've since moved to Dallas but still use my Yeti for Cubscout camping trips. We just got back from an over nighter a couple hours away. Since it was just a night, I loaded my Yeti 45 with crushed bagged ice from a local convenient store. I still had ice 4 days later and a mix of water and ice 6 days later. Yeti is bullet proof as well...I mean that figuratively of course.