What fun activities have you done with your Tundra?

One day of kayaking on Lake Burton, GA and another day of kayaking on Lake Lanier, GA. Hobie 14 tandem with pedal drives.

 

That looks great Sunman. Only non-commuter fun I have with mine is taking it surf fishing, especially in the fall when the Striped Bass are inshore.

 

Does hauling mulch and rocks for our garden project work? If so, here’s the Tundra parked next to and on top of some of its labor.




Also, you may notice kayaks to the right. We used the truck to take those out this year. Sadly, I didn’t get any pictures.

 

go to some very remote camping spots in the Big Bend area of Texas.

 

Some deep sea fishing with a 100# bluefin tuna on stick and reel, bringing it home, then some early season bow hunting for deer. I'm better at fishing...

 

truck things

 

Hide out in the woods as often as I can...

 

Transporting my transportation

 

Wow, that's a big-ass 'yak hanging outta' there.
Overhangs almost as much as our new toy.
OOC-2 Outrigger (Almost 28' long)

 

Get some! I half-enjoy yard work.

 

what brand topper is that? i like how large the side windows are.

 

Just did a road trip through 5 states and 3,800 miles. No problems with Big Blue! I'll post some pictures...at some point.

Edit: MadMax's post reminded me to say I was sleeping under my brand new ARE MX for that trip and it was darn comfy.

 

Latest thing was sleeping on top of my diamondback in a little tent lol. Free rooftop

 

It is made by Leer but as a special edition for a local topper company. Third Leer I have had and I like them. If you get a Topper, I highly recommend getting at least one side window that is also a door. I have one on the passenger side which makes it easy to access the bed from the sidewalk side, if parking. I went with a standard slider on the driver's side so my dogs can get plenty of air. There are some windows that are both sliders and doors but that was an unnecessary additional expense for me.

The other thing is the rear hatch lock(s). Last topper had a center lock that would automatically engage as you close it, like a regular hatch works. But this always seemed to be misaligned and never lock both sides, always needing adjusment. Not only was it more expensive, it was a bigger PITA. So for this topper I went with the old school locks on each side of the hatch. Prettyy much bulletproof.

 

At least one "windoor" is absolutely required. You'll never regret getting them, but you will regret not getting them.

 

A bit older of a photo but snowmobiling!

 

Bounced it down some trails of course!




Photos never do the trail justice

 

I really like that front bumper! RCI Sliders as well?

 

Thank you! And yes, RCI all around. They are stout to say the least

 

The rest of the adventure is at https://www.instagram.com/asv_tundra?igsh=OGQ5ZDc2ODk2ZA==

 

Tow, camp, road trip, daily, play…one size fits all fun.

 

You really wanna go there?

 

I like to go camping. It has no problem pulling the 29’ camper.

 

Gold Camp Road & greater southern front range area?

 

Buena Vista (tunnel) and Deckers. I’m in the Springs too

 

Sick man! Were spoiled down here that’s for sure. Hopefully I’ll see ya out on the trails!