Editor’s note: This article was originally published in Overland Journal’s Gear 2021 Issue. Planetary Design spent three years researching, designing, and testing the Ovrlndr, a French-style press that provides the opportunity to make a cup of coffee that can travel. Though it will not fit in a cup holder, you can drink directly from…
OtterBox Travel Charging Solutions for Overlanding
OtterBox has recently expanded its product line and is now providing power bank options for charging your mobile devices on the go. Well-known for cell phone cases and dry boxes that can take a beating, do their power storage batteries and cables follow suit? The slim Mobile Charging Kit can be stored in any vehicle…
Classifieds 2013 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road
Are you preparing to go on your first overland adventure? Or, are you a seasoned traveler looking for a previously built ride to take you where you want to go? If you are like me, you have been planning your trip for a while, and if you haven’t built your rig, this 2013 Toyota Tacoma…
Classifieds 2009 F250 Lariat FX4
We all may have customary vehicles we think of when building our first overland rig, but Adam chose a less conventional starter vehicle. Ford separates the Lariat as its luxury model and as an overland vehicle. Who wouldn’t appreciate added style and comfort to their long adventures? This is a comfortable and capable choice that…
Field Tested: Warn Epic Bags
Photography by Scott Brady Warn has been adding to its vast array of products over the past 72 years. Though best known for manual and automatic hubs, winches, and mounting systems, Warn now offers a series of Epic Bags that help any overlander organize for their next journey. So, let’s review their lineup of…