I just got these bindings and CANNOT FIGURE OUT HOW TO RELEASE MY FOOT OUT!! do I have to push down both sides to release foot? how do yall do that while standing up? plzzz show me

Easy & inexpensive. Nice

awesome, thank you for this video 👍

Anybody else get snaggin waggon vibes lol

What a great idea, this solves my locking problem in my truck, thank you, very helpful

great review! thank you

What did you use to power the led lights ?

You forgot the most important part, that engine size put it on full or 1/3 way and show ,uh much gas you used over what time. Anything gives us some idea . 1/4 tank over night or more?

This is a good idea. Thanks for the video!

Nice!!!!!!!

Where you get the carpet from bro??? Also the tape u used to stick it on!? 🔥 clean setup!

Gotta love your enthusiasm. But think, man. Amazes me how dumb ideas spread like wildfire. This reflective insulation works (to the extent that it does) by REFLECTING radiant heat (read infrared), and covering it with anything counters, or nullifies it's effect. Worst thing you can do is paint it black. Radiators are painted black to promote heat transfer. Google black body physics. About the plywood splitting issue -- everybody and their cousin is ramming screws into the edge of plywood panels these days. Come on guys, never heard of pilot holes? It's not the thickness of the ply that's the problem. The more you funnel that enthusiasm into sorting out the relevant details, the better will be the results. Ever heard of glue and screw ?? .......

Great idea. So simple and cheap. I will be totally doing this! Thank you

Wouldn’t this kill gas

I have been thinking about doing something similar with our 1st gen Tundra. Portable AC units are either cheap and ineffective or expensive and too big… cool to see how you solved the problem. ALSO! Love the bike tube idea!!! I’m definitely going to use that!!!

There are several videos you should watch first then build .

Also have a 2000 (gen. 1) Tundra, bought new. And with fully charged A/C, working perfectly per mechanic, it prefers to be in recirculating mode for the A/C to function effortlessly on really hot days. Not going to work well with this set up. That said, I would never risk abusing the truck by leaving it idling for hours on end in sun and super hot temps. No air flow through the radiator except by powered fan. It is not a diesel, which accepts such treatment. Do presently use that inner tube method to create the seal (works great), have placed a DC powered fan in the rectangular front to back passage running off a power station, and have installed vent shades up front to allow cracking open the front windows a bit for fresh air to pull in from the cab and flow through out from the back. This air flow has worked pretty well to keep the back from roasting in full sun. Also would not trust constant emissions right below the bed while inside a closed space immediately above. Fan a bit less effective but a whole lot safer.

Brilliant !

Tell me more about ur air conditioning set up. Is it with the car running?

Question. Does this secure the lift gate

Incredible. I had been looking at vans but my neighbor had to downsize because his insurance went up 3x. So now I got a 2002 Nissan Frontier manual, 4 cylinder, 5 speed, 6 ft bed with a camper shell with sliding windows towards the cabin 100320 k for 2600.00. So now its about truck camping!! Thank u

There is another company that makes sheets for this mattress.

Subscribed!

Also will work if your camper doesn’t quite close completely or correctly! Brilliant

Smart. Sweet build, diggin the aesthetics

Awesome dude! Thanks for the idea!

Great job! I'm gonna start a truck camper too and found your video helpful. p.s.: I am in Missoula. . . Go Griz!!!

Imagine if you used pvc pipes where you can.

I know it’s an old video but it’s the first time I’ve seen it. I own a 2006 Toyota Tundra double cab 4x4.i picked up a white Leer camper shell..great video hope to see more videos

If you could hook it around the actual lock barrel, not the lever, it’d be more secure.

This is a great video. I’ve been thinking about getting a backwoods bungalow for myself and I really appreciate the torture testing you were doing on the tent. Also loved the camera work. Glad I found your channel, subscribing for sure.

If a determined bear smells food in there it will get opened like an aluminum can.

AWESOME! Nice canopy and have fun with your build out. I too bought a canopy for my truck and my Dad helped me with making the sleeping platform. I had fun with getting my camping bed build. Great camping and safe travels.

Thank you for posting this great idea 👍

I just noticed these videos are a year old 😂

Has anyone suggested the iOverlander app? Tells you all free camping areas near your location. Even Walmart or cracker barrel or rest stops along with legit camping etc.

For Wi-Fi I use a Cudy 4g mobile router. If there’s any cellular service at all it magnifies it. It’s NOT the same as a “hotspot” works a hundred times better. I got it off Amazon. Used sims cards from an older iPad. Paired right up. Now I have fast Wi-Fi to run everything on. Including the ipad I took the active sims card from. And it’s cheap. But, if there is zero cellular service it’s doesn’t work.

I like it simple. I hate a bunch of crap in my rig.

Both of them sound amazing, but that v6 startup is craazy good

All that work and it looks like your boys may take it over for there new fort lol

Lucky Dog lol I’m looking for one too for my 2019 Tundra

hey im new to snowboarding, and fom what I see NOTHING is wrong/ "dangerous" about ridding an older board that has like no crack or chips right? I got one off FB marketplace for like 25 bucks I think is a old k2 luna and seems goo enough to me... im not going to die right? haha??

This will actually work perfectly for me. I have a 2004 tundra and I’ve found a way to secure the gate but not the camper shell window. My slight modification will just be to use some paracord in place of a chain. That way I can get a more flexible and less rattly connection that’s easier to take off. Definitely stealing your idea. Thank you!

Bro - You going to make any more videos on your truck build ? You out in AZ ?

Hey Seth, really enjoyed your video fella, army surplus is cheap and durable,can't be beat....subscribed P.s. That's a nice looking tent there seth, maybe a review of it sometime Seth please!

What’s the little light called?

Great tip. Not only safety but seeing the sealant come together each time ya turned showed sealing the door tight too for warmth. Nice 2 birds 1 stone. I will deffently be using ur turn buckles for my next truck stay. Thanks 👊

Good idea.

Did the trick, Thank you!

Great time it looks like! That’s it I’m moving to Montana!