Overlanding and Offroad articles

Whether you're a seasoned hunter, weekend camper, or overlander, having a reliable and durable wall tent can make or break your outdoor experience. The Elk Mountain canvas wall tent has built a reputation among outdoor enthusiasts for its blend of traditional design and modern performance. From lightweight materials to...

Overlanding doesn’t have to mean a full-size truck, massive lift, or a garage full of specialty gear. In fact, some of the most capable, comfortable, and versatile overland builds start with a mid-size SUV. These vehicles strike a balance that’s hard to beat: enough power and payload for adventure,...

Anyone can bolt a bright light onto a vehicle. The real test begins months (or years) later, when that light has been shaken by washboard roads, soaked in rain, baked by heat, and asked to perform night after night without complaint. Longevity is not a marketing bullet point in...

Some pieces of gear earn a permanent place in your setup, not because they look good on a spec sheet, but because they quietly prove themselves trip after trip. The Anker Solix C1000 falls squarely into that category. After six months of consistent use, it has gone from being...

Overlanding trips are only as enjoyable as the organization and accessibility of your gear. The right trailer can make a huge difference, especially when space is limited and efficiency matters. Properly packed equipment reduces stress, saves time, and allows you to focus on the adventure. The Patrol XC trailer is...

Boondocking offers an unparalleled sense of freedom. Parking anywhere, living without hookups, and fully immersing yourself in nature creates a unique adventure. However, comfort and safety require preparation, the right equipment, and a truck camper designed for self-sufficiency. The Kimbo Camper, especially the Series 6, has been engineered to provide...

If you’ve ever shopped for an off-road air compressor, you’ve probably seen duty cycle percentages proudly displayed near the top of the spec sheet. At a glance, those numbers seem simple: higher is better, lower is risky. But once you’re airing up tires at the trailhead—engine hot, sun overhead,...

The first step into overlanding often starts with excitement (and a little uncertainty). New overlanders quickly realize that the gear choices they make early on can either build confidence or create frustration on the trail. Few decisions carry more long-term impact than choosing an off-road camping trailer, especially when...

Overlanding has always been about freedom. It’s about pushing past pavement, taking the long way around, and finding places that don’t show up on postcards. But for many travelers, the journey still ends at the shoreline. Trucks stop. Trails fade. The water becomes a boundary rather than an invitation. That...

When it comes to overlanding, few pieces of gear are as essential as a reliable fridge or freezer. Whether you’re hitting the backcountry for days on end, embarking on a cross-country road trip, or simply camping with friends and family, keeping your food fresh and beverages cold can make...