Most IMPROVED Design Goes to IRONMAN4X4 URSA 1300 RoofTop Tent, Torture Tested Montana Rain & Snow

[@fscottgray9784]

I bought a drawer fridge from them last year and had problems getting it to work. They had me do a couple of test and send them the results. Turns out it was a bad fridge. They sent a new one right out and it has worked great for several months. To me they really stood behind their product and I would not hesitate to buy from them again.

[@AdventureBuilt]

Ironman 4x4 has gone from up and coming to a top tier company. They are definitely one of my favorites. I’m glad they took care of your issue. Another reason they stand out.

[@raincity_tundra6706]

Great video! FYI at 17:06 of your video has an modified file error. Overall awesome review 👌

[@AdventureBuilt]

Thank you so much. I was at SEMA all week and just found the issue. I loaded the wrong file, I fixed the error but uploaded the wrong one. Bone head!!! Thanks for letting me know.

[@XYoverland]

Great overview. The vestibule opening would definitely be an issue for me with the humidity we have. There's always condensation there in the mornings and I don't want a cold shower when putting on my shoes. I had a winter liner in my old RTT and it worked great with no heater at all once I was in it for a bit. With a heater even on low I think I would cook, but I only camp down to about 15-20° F. Also FYI at 17:10 there's about 10 seconds of missing video.

[@AdventureBuilt]

The thermal liner was great with the diesel heater on low for sure. Thanks for catching the issue. I uploaded the wrong file after fixing it. Bone head!

[@taylorhale1035]

Ayyy! Glad the AC converter worked out! 🤙

[@AdventureBuilt]

Thanks. It was clutch!!!

[@hyearch22]

Definitely looks like a huge improvement

[@AdventureBuilt]

It definitely is!!!

[@thelastfight27]

I picked one of these up last month. Looking forward to how it’ll hold up in the AZ camping seasons

[@AdventureBuilt]

Don’t think you will be disappointed!

[@JeffCleverley]

Inspired Overland carbon fibre RTT has two diesel heater ports...

[@AdventureBuilt]

Hell yes!!! Love that tent!!!

[@JeffCleverley]

@@AdventureBuilt I'm in China so bought it OEM direct from the manufacturer here... spoiled here... was about 1K USD direct...

[@AdventureBuilt]

@@JeffCleverleyyou are definitely spoiled 😂😂😂. Can you message me on IG. I have a question for you. Thanks.

[@JeffCleverley]

​@@AdventureBuilt Spoiled for immediate access to new tech (iceco, ecoflow, alltop, etc).... but what I'd give for easy access to all the BLM you guys have... I just returned from a 37 day trip, 7000 miles from east China to Xinjiang and the Gobi Desert... was amazing... but the distances to get to these places is pretty crazy... Unfortunately I don't have IG... So i dropped you an email on your contact form...

[@bigbrownmab189]

Does it come with lockable clamps for when its closed?

[@AdventureBuilt]

Completely forgot to mention that. Yes the clamps are lockable but you don’t have to lock them to use it. Good setup!

[@Docstantinople]

It’s ok to be nitpicking about products like this. The companies that make products for recreational use charge way more than it costs them because after all these are all toys at the end of the day. They know it, so they charge more because they know it’s something people want and not necessarily need. So it’s ok to be nitpicking.

[@davidmachan3137]

It looks like they made several improvements, but after spending 2k on the first one, which is terrible. I would not buy another one.

[@AdventureBuilt]

I’m a huge fan of companies that do everything they can to make things right. Ironman is definitely one of those companies.