When you think of an air mattress you probably think of a small untraceable leak and a hard rock in your back. Well long nights awake will be no more with the new Nemo Astro sleeping pad.
Gear Scout: ECOXBT Speaker
Although we are big fans of listening to the gentle sounds of nature, we also like to throw a few good tunes in sometimes. The ECOXBT will allow you to do that without the worry of damaging your speakers outdoors.
ufyt Systems, A Drawer System for Full Sized Trucks
Designed by an Overlander, for Overlanders, the ufyt drawer system is an excellent option for anyone looking for storage in their full size truck.
Gear Scout: AGV AX-8 Dual EVO
A dual sport helmet that truly meets the standard for the dual portion of the name. Whether you’re riding on dirt or pavement the AX-8 performs like it was designed to be there.
Gear Scout: LED Lenser P5 Flashlight
In a world of products that try to do everything and end up doing nothing well, the P5 stands out by doing only what a flashlight is meant for and doing it exceptionally.
Touratech Releases Full Complement of Accessories for the New KTM 1190 Adventure R
With the new KTM 1190 R on its way into consumers hands, Touratech is ready with accessories to improve almost every aspect of your new bike.
Gear Scout: Pick Pocket Proof Clothing
While many have claimed to make pickpocket proof clothing, few have managed to produce something that’s both effective and still wearable. We’re happy to report that these products have beat that trend.
Gear Scout: Aspect Solar EnergyBar 250
The modern Overlander has many electronic products on which they rely to get them safely and enjoyably through their journey. Make sure you make the right choice when it comes to a solar charger.
SEMA 2013: More New and Cool Stuff
Don’t miss all the awesome products and vehicles being released at this year’s show!
Sema 2013: New Stuff
Avoid the chaos of attending the event and check out some the great stuff we’ve seen so far at SEMA!
Gear Scout: Surefire Outdoorsman EL1
I remember the first time I held a Surefire flashlight in my sweaty little paws. It was not only insanely bright, it was a beautiful piece of mechanical artistry. I recall being impressed with the substantial feel of it as well as the amount of detail in the construction. Holding it to my face like…
Rooftop Tent or Ground Tent, Which is Best for You?
While the Roof Top Tent remains a widely popular item for overlanders, the increasing availability of ground alternatives has some people wondering which option is best for them. Here’s a few things to consider when deciding.
Gear Scout: Antigravity Batteries XP-1 PPS
Think it’s impossible to jump start a car from something that fits in a pocket? Well until recently it was, but the XP-1 has broken the barrier.
AEV Ram Accessories: A New Standard?
Once again AEV changes the game of aftermarket accessories. This time they do it with Dodge Ram trucks.
American Overlander: Wolverine Whitepine 1000 Mile
Having the right pair of boots is important. Comfort, function, materials, and look are all factors, and Wolverine has created a practically perfect combination of these things in their Whitepine boot.
Gear Scout: Shorai Lithium Motorcycle Batteries
Many of us, myself included, don’t give the battery much thought until the dreaded moment that you hear the slow churn of a starter without enough power. It’s time to stack the deck against dead batteries.
Gear Scout: Baffin Trail to Rapids
Baffin continues to innovate in the world of expedition clothing. This time with a pair of shoes that serves as multiple types of footwear in one.
Gear Scout: Cycle Wipes
I really doubt there’s a single motorcycle rider out there who would tell you they like having their helmet covered in bugs. Fortunately there’s great products like Cycle Wipes out there to keep your visor clean and clear.
Gear Scout: Fujifilm X-E1
There’s an ever increasing amount of retro cameras on the market today. We love the way they look, but how do they perform? We test the X-E1to find out.
Gear Scout: Helly Hansen’s Odin Line
If you purchased something with the name Odin on it, you would expect it to be a seriously tough piece of equipment. I mean you can’t just name any piece of gear after the Norse god. So how does this line of clothes hold up?