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I have enjoyed the tent. It is well constructed, and I can easily manage the size / weight when loading, unloading, etc. My primary criteria for a tent was that it fit in the bed, which this one does.

I STILL HAVE MINE. IT'S BASIC, BUT EASY TO SET UP AND WORKS IN THE BED OR ON THE GROUND.

My little Iceco fits in the frunk (where it does get hot), the back seat on a substrate, or in the gear tunnel. Opening the lid from either of the back seats is an awkward reach angle, but it works.

I bought a truck bed tent for light use camping. Satisfied with it for my use. Here is the link: https://c6outdoor.com/collections/rev-pick-up-tents. i did not have a good way to wrestle a RTT by myself in my garage, so I opted to go this route.

Same here. Last week I had an 88 yr old, 94 yr old, and 102 yr old in my truck... and it would not kneel. I was on level ground in conserve mode. Since then I have lost kneel altogether. I now have an open ticket with CS to check that, my dash rattle, loss of power on the Camp Speaker, and...

Great minds think alike. I made the same decisions re: shade devices. First pic is a day trip to Canyon Lake for a little lake and fishing tailgating. Notice there are no guy lines. I am anchoring the poles using a heavy rubber wheel chock at the foot, and stretching a heavy duty bungy cord...

Good job Kaleb! Representing the spirit of Wimberley and Rivian. Look forward to running into you in town.

I have Hobies. One is 11’ long, the other is 16’ long. I think the 11’ Yak will balance nicely on the cross bars without using the inverted Tbar; it has a flat bottom. The 16’ Yak will definitely need the inverted Tbar. Time will tell, my R1T is due here Mar / Apr.

I too have been scheming how to carry my kayaks efficiently. I have an R1T with the RTT on order, and will also order an extra set of cross bars. My plan is to invert my "T-bar" bed extender in the hitch receiver to support the stern of the kayak, and use the roof mounted cross bars to support...

KAYAKING AND RIVIAN ADVENTURES ARE A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS ALSO. IN THE PAST I HAVE USED "HULLIE ROLLERS" TO DO EXACTLY WHAT YOU DESCRIBE. I THEN WENT TO A TBAR BED EXTENDER FOR MY 16' KAYAKS. THAT KEPT THE YAK OFF THE ROOF AND AT A HEIGHT THAT MADE IT EASIER FOR ME TO LOAD / UNLOAD...