Roam 66L Rugged Case | Overland, Camping, & Recovery Gear Loadout

After many years camping and overlanding, I've accumulated a cargo box full of useful gear that I can rely on when I'm offroad. Pair this with a Roam 66L case and I have a quick and easy way to carry that gear on my Ford Bronco. The solution from Roam is a bit overpriced if you ask me, but with very little competition in the Overland space, premium solutions have premium prices. Take a look at what I carry on an offroad adventure in my Roam Cargo Box.
CAMPING GEAR:
Soft Shackles: amzn.to/4952B2U
Kinetic Rope: amzn.to/3OzfjyH
Air Compressor (VIAIR 88P): amzn.to/3Ss3FqD
Static Tow Strap: amzn.to/3HQhBpo
Gerber E-Tool: amzn.to/3UyJycX
Silky Gomboy Folding Saw: amzn.to/3w811in
Helinox Chair: amzn.to/49o5XOf
Kammok Roo Hammock: amzn.to/480RAhW
CAMERA GEAR:
GoPro Hero 10 Black - amzn.to/3wkor1b
Osmo Pocket 3 - amzn.to/4axUWeC
Desktop Mic -amzn.to/31HcnXB
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[@MWDAdventures]

do you feel like you could get 3 awning fabric rain walls inside this box. We are having a hard time deciding, 95 66 or 83?

[@MWDAdventures]

This 66 looks like a half of the 83L? thickness wise?

[@3WheelKhalil]

I’ve had the 83L as well, and the 66L is a little more than half as long but a couple inches taller than the 83L. Depending on how’s the awning walls pack down, I think you could fit them. It is fairly roomy!