Things Patriot Won't Tell You About the X1-H

[@alexandermarquez414]

This is one of my favorite videos thanks for sharing

[@TandTOverland]

You’re welcome!

[@croaker4747]

Excellent walk through. This is the camper I want to get at some point. Love these things. Thanks buddy.

[@TandTOverland]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@christurner68]

Better off getting the Fenix offtrax trailer, much better built and a better layout

[@woolengrappler]

Thanks for the walk around. Looks like a great family option.

[@TandTOverland]

You're welcome!

[@SixOverland]

We absolutely love it! Thank You and Thanks to T&T! You can see how we use it in our overland travels and adventures at kzbin.info.

[@SixOverland]

Thanks for the feature!

[@TandTOverland]

You're so welcome!

[@Patriotalliance]

Just picked ours up, love it!

[@TandTOverland]

Glad you’re happy!

[@GreyWolfe]

Very informative, thanks for sharing.

[@TandTOverland]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aprilnichols6978]

Can you do a video on the whole awining set up walls included ?

[@Rescue-mt7fl]

Absolutely love these campers. Biggest problem, they are designed in Australia. They don’t have bears. Your food storage and prep next to where you sleep and your kids in a soft tent on the ground next to the food. Glacier NP has restricted soft campers already this season due to grizzly activity. Just be aware. My thoughts are to utilize a portable electric “bear fence” to go around the perimeter , but those have shown to not be a deterrent in some cases.

[@TandTOverland]

They are great campers. And there are restrictions for tent campers in many areas. I know that people with Patriot Campers have gone to Alaska with no problems. But you have to be comfortable in your own camper. When we were in Glacier, grizzlies we’re sharing the trails with hikers.

[@Rescue-mt7fl]

@@TandTOverland just because there were no problems doesn’t mean there is no problem. Keeping food away from where you sleep is a precaution in bear territory for a reason.

[@TandTOverland]

@@Rescue-mt7fl You have to make your own decision about how and where you camp.

[@Rescue-mt7fl]

@@TandTOverland of course you do. But you still need to make that decision informed. Cooking and storing your food where you sleep in grizzly country is stupid. Someone makes that mistake every year and pays for it. Yet many get away with it. It’s called normalization of deviance. But you do you. Just know you may be restricted at some national parks.

[@tightlines21]

We have koala bears and Drop bears. Drop bears aren’t interested in the food in your camper. They want you!

[@joshuacabjuan4708]

Nice walkthrough just curious does that trailer have stabilizer legs

[@SSL0707Star]

A awesome walk through, thank you.

[@TandTOverland]

Glad you enjoyed it! Grant did a great job.

[@SixOverland]

Thank You and Thanks to T&T! You can see how we use it in our overland travels and adventures at kzbin.info.

[@SSL0707Star]

@@SixOverland thank you, I checked out your channel. Great work and keep up. Unfortunately, we decided on another trailer which suites us better. But your walk through is professional and through, and helped us a lot in our search process. Much appreciated.

[@william6815]

Great review it’s good to see patriot going to the USA! You see these trailers everywhere in Australia because they are super light and you can take them up any hard 4WD track. The down falls for me are storage because they are so small I feel you lack in space when you have a family for 4 but apart from that they are a awesome setup are there many patriot campers in the US?

[@TandTOverland]

Yes. The number of Patriot campers in the USA is growing!

[@ccrvsolar]

Just subscribed! Great videos

[@TandTOverland]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@SixOverland]

Thank You and Thanks to T&T! You can see how we use it in our overland travels and adventures at kzbin.info.

[@Rescue-mt7fl]

Ahhhh drop bears, the lap dog of Sasquatch !!!!

[@gdpeck71]

How long have you had the X1H?

[@TandTOverland]

They have had it for about two years. Check out their channel, six overland.

[@built2last409]

There's so much emphasis on set-up time. But, the more I research off road trailers with tent systems, it seems like the take-down is actually the more complicated and time consuming part. The set up time for the X3 is fairly comparable to the X1H, but from what I am seeing the pack up is quite a bit longer than the X1H. What are you finding is the actual set-up and take-down time, now that you have had the X1H for a while? Thanks for the insights!

[@TandTOverland]

What takes the most time to set up is the annex. The tent sets up fairly quickly, about the same as the X3. But the X3 is harder to open and close.

[@built2last409]

My question is about the putting them away. The pack-up. Seems like the pack up on all these systems is more complicated than the set up.

[@TandTOverland]

@@built2last409 Grant say set up and pack up take the same amount of time.

[@Toubabou]

That’s the entire issue I have with so many of those accessories. For example, instant no poles awning are fantastic but you need fait weather and no wind: once it rains , starts blowing ….. you either can’t use it or spend hours setting it up. (And forget about the size of side panels )

[@jeremyorr8807]

Awesome video - mind sharing what those spice/coffee items you got on Amazon - those do look like a perfect fit.

[@TandTOverland]

Grant, can you answer this question? @sixoverland

[@jeremyorr8807]

Did you guys find the info?

[@christurner68]

You should look at the offtrax Fenix trailer, much better built and a better layout.

[@TandTOverland]

Interesting thought.

[@christurner68]

The kitchen space it totally useless, it is a well known fact here in australia.

[@JordanGlennon]

Overpriced box trailer