Overlanding and Offroad articles

When you head off the pavement and point your rig toward uneven, unpredictable terrain, a trailer becomes more than a place to store gear; it becomes part of your vehicle’s capability. A trailer that bucks, bounces, drags, or fights your tow vehicle can turn a fun trail day into...

The Kimbo Camper has gained a reputation in the truck camper world for being something different. It isn’t a clone of the traditional RV industry approach. Instead, it’s the product of a very specific vision built around simplicity, durability, and long-term usability. For people who want a rig that’s...

There’s something special about rolling into a remote location, shutting off the engine, and knowing you have everything you need to create a comfortable, organized, and efficient setup for the days ahead. Building a proper overlanding base camp takes more than a tent and a few storage bins; it’s...

If you spend enough time outdoors, whether it’s hunting, overlanding, or something in between, you eventually realize that your tent can make or break the entire experience. The difference between a long, miserable night and a warm, comfortable one often comes down to having a shelter you can trust. And...

Most people assume comfort requires bulk. They picture a large trailer, a complex buildout, or gear-heavy setups that slow down spontaneous trips. But the Freedom Camper flips that thinking on its head. At just 190 pounds, the most popular 58" x 89" model proves that a lightweight camper can...

Towing the Big Slack Off Road Slacklander behind a mid-size SUV or Jeep can feel intimidating at first. The thought of navigating narrow trails, rocky passes, or sand with a fully loaded trailer is enough to make any adventurer pause. But with the right preparation, setup, and driving techniques,...

When it comes to off-road adventures, not every trailer can handle the challenges of rough terrain, steep inclines, and muddy backcountry roads. Many traditional teardrop trailers are built for smooth roads and occasional dirt paths, but they quickly show their limits when faced with serious off-road conditions. For overlanders,...

Most people think an off-road trailer rises or falls on storage space, tire size, or how the galley is laid out, but the real performance comes down to something far less glamorous: the suspension. When you leave pavement behind, the trailer becomes a moving extension of your tow vehicle....

There’s something magical about waking up to a quiet, snow-covered landscape. The stillness, the crisp air, and the way the sunlight glows through the frost make winter camping a truly special experience. But it’s not without its challenges. Cold nights, condensation, and icy gear can turn a peaceful escape...

Most off-roaders focus heavily on terrain, tire size, and the right gear, but one factor quietly influences every mile you drive: ambient temperature. Whether you’re crawling over granite slabs, cutting through deep sand, or rolling across a desert washboard road, temperature affects how your tires behave long before you...