Rossmönster Debuts All-New Havn Adventure Vehicle
In this week’s overland news, the Havn is designed for those who love dirt roads and remote trailheads but don’t need the extreme off-road focus of a Rossmönster Baja Series truck or the compact limitations of a Sprinter van. Built on a Mercedes-Benz 3500 chassis and engineered for four-season, off-grid comfort, the Havn features a queen-size Murphy bed, seating for four, and a full kitchen and wet bath, including a 220-liter fridge/freezer combo. Outfitted with a 40-gallon freshwater tank, 880 watts of solar, a 1,000 amp-hour lithium battery pack, and a 3,000-watt inverter, the Havn is suitable for long stints of comfortable off-grid fun.
$299,485 | rossmonster.com/havn
Holley Launches Off-Road Performance Package for Ram 1500
Holley’s Ram 1500 performance package includes matched components that work together right out of the box. Parts include ADS Mesa 2.5 Series coilovers and shocks, a Flowmaster Signature Series exhaust system, and Baer Big Claw performance rotors and brake pads. The package also comes with a DiabloSport Pulsar XT (for 2019-2024 5.7-liter Ram 1500 models) or a Cat6 tuner (for 2025+ 3.0-liter Ram 1500 models). This kit takes the guesswork and hassle out of piecing together parts, offering an easy option for those who want a one-stop shop experience.
$5,733/2025-present Ram 1500, $5,166/2019-2024 Ram 1500 1500 | holley.com
Overland News: FSR Introduces the Kali Series Hard-shell Rooftop Tent
Freespirit Recreation (FSR) has announced its Kali Series expandable hard-shell rooftop tent, which features a dual-hinge and gas strut system with an expandable floor that doubles the sleeping space. With enough room to sleep up to four people and store bedding inside, the tent is designed with families in mind. Large PVC windows span each side of the tent, while the tri-layer insulation allows you to enjoy those views even in inclement weather.
$4,095/Kali King (3-4 people), $3,695/Kali (2-3 people) | gofsr.com
Redarc Debuts the Alpha100 R, its Highest Output BDCC Yet
The most powerful model in the BCDC range, Redarc’s Alpha100 R delivers lightning-fast, efficient charging to support demanding off-grid power management setups. The system combines auxiliary battery charging, start battery recovery, RedVision connectivity, and an integrated Smart Battery Monitor in a single in-cabin unit. “It’s essentially a mini-Manager for those who don’t need shore power, offering advanced control in a form factor that’s just a fraction of the size of the Manager Alpha,” said Peter Favilla, Redarc’s global president, who added that the BCDC Alpha100 R completes the Alpha lineup.
$1,599 | redarcelectronics.com
Opinel’s Latest Collection Celebrates US National Parks
Opinel’s latest collection features custom artwork inspired by the Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Great Smoky Mountains national parks, adding to the brand’s No.08 folding knife. A portion of sales will support Leave No Trace and its work to protect the outdoors through education and stewardship. The “Grand Canyon has been one of my greatest teachers in so many ways,” says Summer Doss, whose art is featured on the Grand Canyon knife. “It’s more than a beautiful place: it’s an indifferent witness to time immemorial, an ecological masterpiece, a cathedral-like no other, a place to feel small and held and free.”
$25 | opinel-usa.com
Hit the Trails with Exped’s Latest Ultralight Backpacking Gear
Backcountry gear gets put to work during the summer months, so if you’re looking to refresh your kit, Exped has introduced an ultralight system that includes its 45-liter Skyline backpack, the Ultra3R sleeping mat, the Ultra pump, and the 20-, 30-, and 45-liter DeepSleep polyester sleeping bags. The Skyline features an ergonomic and adjustable Air Flow back system, extended side zipper, and padded straps. Combine the DeepSleep sleeping bag and 3R sleep mat (R-value 2.9) with the Ultra pump, which weighs just 3.5 ounces, for an ultra-comfortable night away from home.
$240/Skyline 45 backpack, $140/Ultra 3R mat, $50/Ultra pump, $100+/DeepSleep sleeping bags | expedusa.com
Stay Organized with Matador’s Latest Laundry Tote and Mesh Bag Sets
Matador’s Mesh Organizer Set features three differently sized zippered bags to tame the small stuff, including chapstick, earplugs, charging cables, and more. The see-through pouches include hang loops on the ends for carrying or clipping. The brand’s new packable laundry bag is super lightweight and folds into its own pocket until you need it. With a 30-liter capacity, zippered access on top and in front, and multiple handles, this laundry bag transports and holds a wide range of dirty clothes.
$29/packable laundry bag, $18/mesh organizer bag set | matadorequipment.com
Overland News: Nestout Launches Charging Cable Built to Handle the Outdoors
Nestout’s new outdoor charging cable is IP54-rated for water and dust resistance, featuring a scratch-resistant Tetoron braided jacket, a hanging hook, a clip, and reinforced strain relief to protect the plug from bending. Available in two sizes (3.3 feet and 6.6 feet), in USB-C to USB-C and USB-A to USB-C options, the cables support high-speed transfer rates up to 480 Mbps. Double shielding and gold-plated pins minimize interference, promising steady performance when syncing or backing up data.
$21/6.6 feet, $18/3.3 feet | nestout.com
onX Launches First-of-its-Kind Dispersed Camping Layer
onX’s new Dispersed Camping Layer pinpoints nearly 140,000 miles of roads and trails in the US National Forest System where dispersed camping is allowed. “By highlighting all the legal camping corridors, instead of pinpointing a limited number of marked sites, the layer helps users spread out, which helps disperse the environmental impact seen on popular sites pinned in other products,” said onX Offroad Content Manager Chris Cordes. At launch, this layer is available for 11 states, with additional states to follow. Read more about this new feature in our recent Expedition Portal company profile.
At 58 grams, the Micron III is Primus’ Lightest and Most Packable Stove
The Micron III pocket sit-on-top stove features a lightweight aluminum valve, delivering high efficiency and reliable performance in an ultra-compact design. Measuring 41 x 62 millimeters, this stove literally fits in the palm of your hand while offering high-speed flame and an oversized foldable control valve handle for easy and efficient use. Perfect for one to two people, the Micron III suits activities from adventure motorcycle riding to climbing and mountaineering, trekking, bikepacking, ski touring, or adhering to your vehicle’s GVRW.
$82 | primusequipment.com
Overland News: Nocs Provisions Introduces Long View Spotting Scopes
US Fish and Wildlife Service reports indicate that interest in bird watching and wildlife observation is growing significantly in the US. Aligning with this interest, spotting scopes are increasing in popularity as they offer ultimate visibility without disturbing or startling wildlife. Nocs Provisions has launched two new spotting scopes: the Lite View and Long View. The lightweight Lite View is equipped with a 9x-27x zoom and an objective lens that is engineered to withstand most weather, while the Long View was built for serious wildlife observers and field professionals.
$600/Long View, $350/Lite View | nocsprovisions.com
Crua Outdoors Releases Performance-Enhanced Tents Just in Time for Summer
In this week’s overland news, Crua Outdoors has launched two redesigned ground tents from its lineup: the Duo Maxx GS and the Culla Maxx. Not meant to be used alone but rather inside a tent, van, or shelter, the Culla is an insulated inner tent that regulates temperature, blocks light, and reduces noise. The Duo Maxx is a 3-person tent with a 5,000 millimeter waterproof rating. Its spacious vestibule area provides additional storage, while multiple vents, including two higher and three lower, allow for ample airflow. Stay tuned as Crua will launch additional Culla products in the Fall.
$300/Culla Maxx, $212/Duo Maxx GS | cruaoutdoors.com
Graham Jackson Launches Overland Glovebox Guide App
Created by overland trainer and filmmaker Graham Jackson, the Overland Glovebox Guide App is a growing library of expert guides, checklists, and packing lists designed to prepare users for all things overlanding. Topics range from step-by-step 4×4 driving, pre-drive checks, and the principles of responsible overlanding, to when and how to air down and inflate tires, which gear and tools to bring, or how to navigate muddy terrain. The Overland Glovebox Guide app was designed with remote travel in mind and does not require cell phone service.
$100/Overlander (yearly with free trial), $10/Adventurer (monthly with free trial) | overlandgloveboxguide.com
Yeti’s New On-the-Go Gear is Perfect for a Summer Road Trip
Yeti’s Rambler Travel Bottle and Food Jars were designed for fueling people on the move. Available in 12- and 16-ounce sizes, the travel bottle features a leakproof Commuter cap with double-wall vacuum insulation to keep your cold brew refreshing even as outdoor temps soar. The 8- and 26-ounce Rambler food jars also feature double-wall vacuum insulation, which maintains hot or cold temperatures, while the 100 percent leakproof MagVent means you can throw the jars in a bag without worry.
$25+/food jars, $28+/travel bottle | yeti.com
Overland News: Teton Reveals its Spring 2026 Collection
Designed and tested in the Rocky Mountains, Teton’s latest gear offers a wide range of versatile uses, including improved portability, compact storage options, and durable, coated ripstop nylon with travel-rated buckles, zippers, and seams. Available in 14- and 22-liter sizes, the Kinesava Premium hydration pack features dual pockets sewn into each shoulder strap, allowing easy access to phones, sunglasses, or snacks. At 50 and 70 liters, the Grand Canyon totes include stretch mesh pockets and easy storage. Teton’s Olympic cot features removable legs and weighs a mere 5 pounds while supporting up to 300 pounds, while the Shenandoah Quick cot can handle up to 400. All items will be available in Spring 2026.
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