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A white overland SUV with mud splatters is parked on grassy terrain, featuring a rooftop tent and ladder. Tall pine trees and a scenic landscape with hills and forests set the perfect backdrop for an adventurous overlanding escape.

Buyer’s Guide: Hard Shell Roof Top Tents

This article was updated on 06 December 2023 The roof top tent has become an omni-present fixture 0f the overlanding world. As such, we have published dozens of reviews and op-eds espousing the benefits of truck-top sleeping as well as comparative thoughts on soft-sided tents versus their hard shelled counterparts. Without rehashing that debate yet again, let’s…

An Overlanding vehicle with a roof rack is parked on a rocky, grassy plain near a lake or sea, with rolling hills and blue mountains visible in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.

Solo en Baja

I had never been to Mexico prior to this trip. Also, being Swedish meant that my Spanish was pretty much non-existent. That wasn’t going to stop me. I could not have been more excited about my solo road trip to the Baja Peninsula in Mexico. I had been planning it for quite some time. What…

Front view of a lifted black Ford van with off-road tires, an ARB Bumper, winch, roof rack, and extra round lights—field tested and ready for adventure—parked on sandy terrain under cloudy skies.

Field Tested… A lot: The ARB Bumper

The year was 1975, and on the horizon a travel worn Land Rover sent clouds of dust swirling into the air. Behind the wheel, an off-road enthusiast by the name of Tony Brown shifted gears, while mulling over a very big idea. You see Tony was fed up with the sub-par standards of Australian four-wheel drive…

A vintage, rust-colored Overlander pickup with off-road tires is parked in front of a building featuring a MASTODON sign and mastodon logos. The double cab truck sports subtle stripes along its side, ready for any overlanding adventure.

La Aduana: Two 1989 Bandeirante FJ45 Land Cruisers

Finding a diesel FJ45 in good condition these days is hard, but finding one for less than a small fortune is impossible. This is especially true of the four seat models, which are so rare that their prices are simply absurd. So what is the Cruiser enthusiast to do when they don’t have hundreds of thousands…