Solo Camp Gear Walkthrough (+ Photography On Location)

I love the light setup. Could you do a detailed how to video on how you set up all your lights?

Great video! One item I would recommend is a hood mounted thin solar panel . They can be pricey but there is a 90W from Cascadia for your vehicle. It will allow you to charge your battery while parked. So, if you are running the fridge constantly, you can also charge the Goal Zero. Just use a 12V outlet that is constant power. I can swap the fuse on my cargo area outlet to work either way (ignition or battery)

Great setup. Get the Warthog Bronco ✊🏽

How did u. Punt the water port my clamps don’t seem to fit on the bar cus of the metal crate

This video is great

Great Video! What mounting system did you use for your ax/shovel?

Awesome!! Simple and nice set up brother! How about when you sleep condensation issues? Inside car build up moisture all around.

Great video and you made me go grab a beer 🍺 😀 👍 when you found yours. Cheers!

This is my first time ever watching one of Nick's video's and I literally laughed out loud multiple times🤣 and it was very informative. Appreciate the insight!

Came for the camping setup, stayed for the photography. Right on man!

I have no idea why the beers thing made me laugh so hard 😂 Just bought my first 4Runner and it came with the same rack. Great video!

Damnit
This video is going to cost me money

(My GOBI rack came in today❤️)

Nice setup

Thanks for sharing bro. Great simple setup.

I think one of the most important things for me is if something happens to me while I am out in the wilderness taking wildlife or landscape photos. I can use this phone with a satellite SMS to get help. That’s a great feature in my opinion.

Do you have a truck gun?

Where did you get shovel axel bracket and also the bracket for waterport.

i thought i was the only one that gets them "HeBeGeeBeez". Some Fresh Gear, even though this video is two years old, it is still BRAND NEW to ME!!!

Marin layer we just call it fog.

What is the mounting hardware for the ax and shovel called ?

Back in high school l took a photography class didnt learn alot but man my teacher bak in 97. Mr. Mark, Sierra Vista H.S. in Baldwin Park CA. He was picture crazy.... Ansel Adams this and that...anyway lm here today, not for pics but for the 4runner stuff... very cool set up..

You are right i hate sleeping bags too!

love a nice rack, nick!

That is a very clean setup. Good job.

Great setup!

Awesome video, nice setup, great choice of gear and keeping it simple. Our dog's name is Falcor and he appreciated the never ending story skies

I looked at the link for the wireless spots. It says harness plug and play. How did you get the remote and wireless connected?

Dope setup Nick

Where do you get those clips to hook your axe and shovel??? And what are they called?

Just came across this video so not sure you’ll see this but, how did you reprogram the garage door buttons for lights?

the product link is just perfect. well done.

What tubular brackets and quick release do you recommend? Having trouble finding for my awning

is it only a 2" lift in front?

How does the trasharoo attach to the ladder?

killer vid with amazing tips brother... hugely helpful and insightful.

The lights on the garage door switch is epic!

Dad jokes on fleek

Shout Out from San Dimas, CA Great Show Thanks

Know that the bronco may look good, but what will last and be there with you in 30 years. That Toyota will be.

Any chance you can give a little more detail on how those rigid boxes were attached? Looking to do something similar myself

He said his a cheap guy but he will buy a an expensive worthless suspension bronco 😂 stick with the 4Runner, will def save you

I made sure to get a portable battery that would run my 35 quart alpicool to run for at least 2 or 3 days. I also charge on route, then use solar panels when settled down. Doing that, I could probably stretch it to a week if needed, but mostly 2 to 4 days, which is plenty.
Ecoflow delta 2 (1014 wh) and jackery 500 as backup. I do bring a backpack cooler full of ice and will fill it with soda/beer cans once there.

Nice set up. What kind of ditch/camping lights are you using? How did you set them up wirelessly? Any help on this will be appreciated. Would love to do same set up.

I haven't been up Saddleback since the late 80's we used to go up to the towers and watch the fireworks as disney land, it looked like a little puff from up there. It was also our party spot.
Great video, thanks for sharing

what about the roof rack mounts for your shovel and ax?

Don't get the bronco, their quality is best described as cheap.

Very interesting. I didn't think people still used acetate film. I was a studio photographer back in the '70s and '80s and bought the first advanced 4x5 Sinar P in North America. I had two Hasselblads and a Nikon 35 mm. Along with a few other cameras. However I did mostly fashion and Studio advertising photography. However these days I prefer digital. Especially since I can use stacking programs. Such as in exposure stacking, focus stacking Etc. Basically I can shoot a scene at multiple exposures, one for the sky, another for the Shadows and one or two exposures for areas in between those two latitudes. Then I can combine all multiple exposures in the program and it will select the best exposures for each of the different shots and combine them into one single photograph. We could never do that in the old days because the sky would always get Overexposed if I were exposing for a Shadows.

This video was such a pleasure to watch . I’m an avid overlander but a 20 plus year commercial photographer that started my career in film and large format but have drifted from the art form in search of the almighty Dollar. So this was so refreshing and inspiring. Thank you . I might pull out my old Sinar . Btw I drive a 2015 LR4 Landy HSE HD package with the exact same roof rack .