@@MikeDeBoer-c7n why don’t you send it over to them?

Haha, you can do it in a Subaru. The route is designed for motorcycles, though the narrator doesn’t mention that.

hahaha! There is an update coming soon! lol

@@shrades absolutely! And yes. The tents are basically the same!!! The customer service at Traverse is why I went that route. The team is amazing.

@@TaylorGibleroffroad The 4x4 Colorado team is amazing as well. That must be a prerequisite for selling these tents. lol I just dragged my tent all through Colorado (Pueblo to 4 Corners and back) and the tent was a beast. Kudos on your perfect choice. Now to dig into your video library but, before that, you have the stock mattress in? If so, I am curious if you are using down bags/blanket or, what exactly, you are able to store inside when it is closed up. Asking because I had the upgraded mattress and it takes up all the space making it harder to close but giving 4 inches of foam. We stored two sleeping bags, one down camping blanket and two pillows in the truck since they wouldn't fit in the tent w/the upgraded mattress.

Okay that’s interesting! 4” of mattress!! Ya know, for us, we’re on the road so much. Storing pillows and sleeping bags in the tent were a necessity. I have SO much camera gear that goes with, so time is extremely tight. But yes they are zero degree mountaineering sleeping bags. (We’re both climbers!)

That is an incredible comment! Thank you so much and I wish I saw this earlier. It's crazy to me the little amount of camera gear we brought on this trip and were able to capture what we got. We have invested so much into my media business that future videos should be even better! I really appreciate you watching!

Yup! We’re doing it this year!

Oh that’s awesome! Were you part of the new models as well?

@@TaylorGibleroffroad yes I'm in the GM Wentzville plant everyday as an electrician now building them.

lol. Yup. We ran the 400 mile route backwards so heading home was easier.

Hey I got a Tacoma and I recently broke the axle shaft , how much did it cost to replace and fix that thing on the jeep ?

@@RtGilli I didn’t pay to have it fixed. It’s a super easy repair!

Yeah, maybe you’re right. We certainly recreate responsibly. Pick up everybody’s left behind trash. Donate to the blue ribbon coalition to fight against the Moab shut down. Teach responsible practices, etc. At the time and place, this absolutely appeared like an optional line that we, as well as many others took. Potentially it wasn’t supposed to be used, and if not we regret using it.

@@TaylorGibleroffroad Our group along with many more in the Naches & Cle Elum Ranger Districts spend a lot of time working on the trails and working with land managers to keep areas open. There is only one legal path in most of the areas we volunteer in. If Law enforcement see you off the the dryer path, you can get a ticket for mudding. Please stay on the dryer path next time you come through our back yard. We what to keep our trails open. Thank you.

Thanks! We appreciate it!

Eh. No, you’re right. It doesn’t happen often. It does happen though. I almost took it out when I edited it. Certainly not trying to create drama for views though.

No that tire is hammered and we actually did do 1,000 miles on it. We filmed the entire trip and have an hour long video documenting it. The tread is at about 20%.

@@TaylorGibleroffroad Yea, I actually did see that the tread was pretty worn, just razzin' ya😁 'cause I'm so used to my rock crawling chewing up tires so fast, from bead to bead. I actually was at EJS this year and ran Pritchett, Cliffhanger, Rusty nail, Hells Revenge(3 times!),Moab Rim, Poison Spider, Gold Bar Rim, Where Eagles dare and had a really nice camping trip thru Lockhard Basin. Moab is such an awesome place, Thanks for sharing your trip !

No doubt. I figured you were lol. I have dedicated crawlers that I beat. I actually drive this thing on the road so it’s tough. Thank you for watching man! The patch is really a good product!

Thank you so much for the sub! Absolutely. Half my trips go wild lol. As I respond to you, we’re heading back to get the Jeep. Who even knows what’s to come!

I read some things similar to that. The next video will detail everything! Heading back to Utah to get the Jeep, as I type. Unfortunately, it was whole lot more then just a relay! 😢

I read some things similar to that. The next video will detail everything! Heading back to Utah to get the Jeep, as I type. Unfortunately, it was whole lot more then just a relay! 😢

Stoked to wheel again bro!

Thank you brother!!!

Bro you are so awesome!!!

Hey there! Thank you so much!

Sub’ed back!

Bro thank you so much!!! That means a lot! 👊

@@TaylorGibleroffroad love that style of cinematic content it’s so sick with both the jeeps and the blazer

@@GarrettBoldOffroad thanks bro! That grey Gladiator was sweet!

@@TaylorGibleroffroad appreciate it bro 💪

There's literally BILLIONS of people right now who are born, live, and die, within 20 miles. Billions of people who couldn't dream of such trips. Apartment dwellers in Chicago, poor in many many countries. These people in these videos, and people like them are truly in the top .0001% of human experience and you point to a hand full of .0000001% explorers as the "real" ones. Absurd !! I absolutely 100% guarantee you many many many humans in our future will look to us as the "lucky" few explorers that traveled this earth. Cars, and unencumbered pleasure travel is but a blink of human time, and will be snuffed out very soon. Enjoy it, enjoy watching it.

Wow! I love CJ’s. I wanted a CJ7 for the longest time. I’ve been really wanting to get one recently, and build it up. The modern rig has too many problems that I can’t easily fix on the trail. I’m researching my options. I had a buddy in high school with a CJ5 and I loved it. We just posted an awesome video of the Olympic variant of a BDR too! Thank you so much for watching!

Are you saying everyone traveling on the BDR is trespassing?

@@TaylorGibleroffroad Not at all. I would never even think that way. One of them had come across a Yurt and realized that he was on private property. Respectfully he left but had mentioned that he would love to have he and his wife stay there. All I was saying is that our mountain is private property and sadly we have to keep it that way. If we didn’t then we’d have people, like those teenagers tearing up the roads that all of us maintain for our pleasure. We allow hunters to hunt on the mountain. In fact Turkey season is opening up and a friend of mine asked me today if he and a friend could hunt. Of course I gave him permission because I know him and his friend and they won’t tear up our trails. The mountain that the 9 of us own is a different mountain that our house is on. The 2 mountains are in a “L” shape and the trail head on the other mountain is about 150 feet from our front door. I also gave my friend permission to hunt on our personal property as well, which is 54.5 acres and our land buts up to National Forest. My friends and I take advantage of 4 wheeling on Forest Roads and logging roads, but we’ll never knowingly trespass on private land. Some property owners allow us to pass through their land and others don’t. We respect their wishes. I hope this helped clear up any misunderstanding on your part. Enjoy your Evening, Cheers !

Thank you!

Yeah I think so! Email me. [email protected] and I’ll send it over.

@@TaylorGibleroffroad email sent. Thank you

Haha. Yeah. I’m aware that I don’t have to jump the truck. Still don’t regret it though. It would cost about 65k to do it right, and still be a comfortable daily driver. That would include a motor swap and retaining the IFS. Much, much less to go SAS. There is only one company building custom stuff for this truck to make it extremely capable. They are very expensive. The biggest turn off to that is retaining the weak front diff. Have a blast on your trip!