Here are a few words straight from the
co-founders themselves.
RoamR is a benchmark for me. I never
grew up camping, just wasn’t something
we did, which was fine, because we did a
lot of other stuff. Much of which I never
reflected on much while in the moment,
but more so later in life. Looking back on
those family trips we took as a kid, I real-
ized now, that they will forever be a p art
of me. Some I am luckily able to revisit,
others lost to time and will live only in my
fond memories.
For me the driving force in starting RoamR
was having kids and the idea that in the
palm of our hands, we have the opportu-
nity to decide (at least for now) what those
reflections of family adventures will look
like 10, 20, or even 30 years down the road.
The molding of memories. Talk about a
brain melt moment. What a feeling. Al-
most a rebirth, or the gift of being granted
a do over. The possibilities, endless.
Not too long ago I took my kids on their
first camping trip. Me, with only a few
more trips under my belt (Vermont, North
Carolina, California and Mexico to name
a few) than they, it was an amazing start
to the influence I will have on their lives.
Time will tell, for the road ahead, smooth
or bumpy, for
sure calls. Let the adventures begin.
Co Founder
Tony (a.k.a. Tango D)
RoamR is special to me as it is the culmi-
nation of this creative idea (RoamR) com-
ing to life and the start of my intentional
legacy I am leaving with my sons. I get the
privilege of taking my whole family, when
RVing, and my oldest two out with me
when adventure camping, as my youngest
son is less than a year old currently. Qual-
ity time messing around basecamp, whit-
tling spears, playing pokemon & starwars,
watching iPad movies, making fire, eating
LOTS of food and sleeping in the “Free
Spirit Fort” as they call it (roof top tent)
are just a few of the things we do. As they
grow older (currently 6, 3 and 11 months)
This will evolve. The adventures will get
more intense. But that is the beauty of this.
There is no definition of what adventure is
until we define it.
I grew up camping out of a trailer and some
of my fondest memories are sleeping in the
upper bunk of that trailer. Now we have
the class C RV and it too has an over cab
upper bunk that all three boys can sleep
in (talk about a flood of memories). When
we want more of an overland adventure,
which happens quite a bit, my Jeep Wag-
oneer with the RTT is great to get us where
we can’t go otherwise. It allows us to cover
all our bases and find adventure where the
road less traveled ends.
The ability to usher my sons into man-
hood equipped for challenges, ready to
adventure and taught the gem of surviv-
al skills is a mind blowing and humbling
season of life. I don’t count myself as lucky
but as blessed. I try to more often than not
to take advantage of the moment and stay
present. Never give up on your dreams
and keep pressing forward to make your
future what you want it to be.
Co Founder
Troy (a.k.a. RoamR One)