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I'm a fairly new cigar smoker. I'm considering an electric humidor. I've looked at Needone and King Chii so far . This Newair looks nicer to me. It's probably too big. The other two brands offer a 150 count humidor. But my main concern is hearing some people complain about condensation build up inside these units. I def don't wanna deal with that. Have you had any issues?

Can’t be any worse than a 4 door Jeep Wrangler? Turning radius,sorry for the edit.

Do you know of the best place to get into the actual forest coming from Indianapolis that is not in the Charles Deam Rec Area? I am not wanting to camp but rather just be able to park and go hiking and explore in the forest. I'd love to find some of those gravel roads you talk about in your video.

Just purchased this tent for my 4Runner. Can you send me a link for the brackets you’re using to have your awning mounted to the tent. I have my ROAM mounted to my roof rack currently

Great video, I have a 05 GX470, can’t wait to start modding it.

Great video, I think ppl just complain about small things. At the end of the day if it works don’t try to fix it. There is no perfect vehicle we’ll not for the same price as this frontier.

What time of the year was this trip?

About time someone came up with that!!

Great video brother

That’s a great product. I use a dryer vent that you would penetrate your outside wall with on your house with a vent pointed down so I can dry my shoes out when they are wet. It also acts like an anchor when you zip it up.

Main complaint I have so far on my 2023 ProX is the steering wheel isn't centered to the driver seat. It is offset to the left about 3 inches. Anyone else have this?

Nice piece of kit… ordered

My steering rack got all noisy around 35000 miles and I got it replaced under warranty. Good video

I'd be interested in seeing it in use (either pictures or videos). I went to their website and didn't see pictures in use either. I like the idea as I was looking into some options for a diesel heater.

I like that. I'd like it better if he would sell the 3D print file by itself. Get a small fan for inside the tent. It will help with the hot/cold area.

Can you use it at home??????

When you had your stock tires(dynapro at2) , did you ever air down on trails? If you did how low you were comfortable airing down to? Will be doing section 2 of the wabdr and was wondering if I should airdown with my nissan frontier pro4x 2024 stock tires. Any advice will be appreciate it.

I can’t seem to let go of my 09 xterra they’re just so good

Owner of a loaded 22 Pro-4x. Absolutely no regrets with this truck. As an interior nerd I have to say this is one of the best places you could sit for a long drive. The amazing seats, the layout, the excellent NVH and decent sound system. All make for a great road trip companion.

Nice truck better than a hipster Toyota. Lol llod and sei have made the Toyota so unpopular hipsters are not welcome around me .

For this to work do you have to have your engine running when airing up or in the accessory ON position? (hitting the button with foot off the brake)

Here in the Mid-Atlantic Region (I’m in NW PA) ticks DO NOT completely go away in the winter. Our winters have become milder each year it seems. So, just a warning. They can still be found in my region in the winter. Although, summer is obviously the worst season for them. Happy Camping !!

Something about the Moore Expo, I picked up a Tick this year same place, on my waist line. I live in Kansas City, but originally from East Tennessee. Summer is a no go for me period..

Wondering if i can add 2 ich memory foam toppe will clse the tent ?

I feel like the back seat in these may be smaller which is why I was looking at the titan. I have a child that has a rear facing car seat, at least for the time being and was looking at these trucks but I’m not sure what the rear seats are like space wise. Does anyone have a rear facing seat in the back of their truck?

I'm in south west Ohio so not far from Indiana. Summer is a no-go for us at least in this area. Late fall to early spring is our time to go out for anything more than a day trip.

OVS is legendary for customer service. They replaced a broken leg and a torn cover for me no charge.

Hahaha absolutely! Fall/winter is the best for all the same reasons! Question though. Have you had any "bad" run ins with hunter's while in national forests?

Your intro music is WAY TOO LOUD!!

Don’t know if this was mentioned already but can you store your sleeping bags and bedding up in the tent?

Anything but summer!

Love that color and absolutely love the new look of the frontiers and they have a NA V6!!

I’m sorry but for almost $400?? LoL 😂

After you installed the 1 inch spacers how much of the OEM stud stuck out? did you have to trim the stud to fit the wheels?

Late fall to early spring is my favorite time to go out here in Indiana. I’m not a big people person so it works out because most of the people are done for the year when the temps start dropping.

I recently traded into a 23' SV 4x4 with tech and convenience packages, so far I love this truck. I had a 13' Nissan frontier SV 4x4 lwb, it was a great truck. I've owned 3 full sized trucks in between, a 15' Sierra, a 16' Ram (complete nightmare), and a 20' Tundra. So far this 3rd gen Nissan is probably one of my favorite trucks. Definitely a little bit of an adjustment coming back from full sized trucks, but most of these complaints are just nit-picking. I like that Nissan stuck with an old school N/A engine, it has plenty of power and the 9 speed has been very smooth so far. From highway driving, to mountain roads, to the city it's been a pleasure to drive. The cruise control is definitely a bit of a concern which I'll talk to the dealer about, not a fan of how it just romps it to speed up 5 mph. Otherwise it's a great truck.

You didn't talk about transmission reliability coz we all know Nissan has a weak transmission historically. Does this newer Frontier have a better transmission?

Fletch, I’m with you-summer is a total no-go here in Saudi Arabia! With temperatures between 115°F and 125°F, all the snakes, scorpions, and spiders come out to play - no tics or mosquitos which are less scary considering. It's extremely dry in Riyadh, so it's better than the UAE, where it has similar temps but severe humidity. No thanks! Fall is just an extension of summer here, so winter and spring are the times to hit the trails! We rolled our car in the dunes a couple of weeks ago, so this summer will be spent rebuilding our rig (it's in the shop as we speak) and getting it ready for October/November, when the overlanding/Camping season begins! We may go hit the mountains later this month in the south where the temperatures are only in the 80's during the day and 60's in the evening which is perfect, although we will have to fend off the baboon population!

Hey where did you get the bed rack for your frontier? Trying to get one too and you got a new sub brother!

hey man i just got my frontier and want to take it off road. do you know any good places or recommendations of what to look for? GOOD IDEA FOR A NEW VIDEO

You're right, location matters. In the Pacific Northwest, spring can be wet, but I prefer it if going the right places. Summer is usually too hot for me and dog child. Fall is good. But summer and fall can be bad for fire danger and smoke. Ticks aren't really bad if you aren't in bushes, but I've gotten one or two on coast trails in spring. Winter is too cold or rainy usually, but if one watches for a short dry spell, again, coastal areas can be best. Some places, snow is too deep until July. Unfortunately, summer I don't want to be gone from home much because people in the woods start fires and thievery is worse. I dont have neighbors for nearly a mile to watch things. Summer is bad for mosquitoes if near lakes--I use Thermacell. Dog has pills to kill ticks, not sure why there's nothing like that for humans. Also, I avoid rattlesnake country if possible.

I grew up in Michigan and I spent as much time as I could outside and in the woods and never even seen a tick. Fast forward 30 years and I bought some acreage on the Cumberland plateau near Chattanooga in Tennessee. The 1st real day I spent exploring I came home with 5 ticks on me! It was a little startling but I didn’t have any issues once removed. 😅

This is a good video (as always) that covers what I have been thinking about lately. After my first-year overlanding, I prefer fall and winter (then spring) as well but for different/ additional reasons. I live in Las Vegas and finding altitude in summer is all I think about. But when you get there, it is more crowded than other seasons with campers that are not seasoned (don't respect quiet time, leave trash behind, kids out of school flying drones over you). In summer if you find a cool night in the desert, you still have those darn chiggers. One got my ear! I want to do my projects in summer. Too hot here. I need to install a headliner and insulation in my new camper but I can't be out there when it is 110f...so I will wait...and look for altitude without people. Death Valley and Gold Butte camping in the middle of winter has the best.

Agreed, I’m in South Alabama and from the end of May to the middle of October it’s Hells front porch here! Some people love it that hot and humid, as for me I’m convinced man’s greatest invention was not the wheel it was central air conditioning!

i wish there was a longbed option for the pro. trd comes longbed

i could deal without the music video at the beginning. fuck intros... it's 2024.

A couple layers of ductape might fix the problem where you're catching rocks! A cheap fix at least worth a try?!?

Much change in fuel economy after installing 33s?

Its a shame they are doing away with manuals. Nice truck though. Thats a good color.

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