Jeep Named Official 4×4 of Moab
Jeep and the City of Moab have announced a two-year partnership covering trail stewardship, community funding, and local events. Approved by Moab City Council and beginning in October 2026, the agreement names Jeep the city’s Official 4×4. Jeep will provide annual funding, sponsor events, and support trail maintenance intended to preserve access and encourage responsible recreation. During the 2027 Easter Jeep Safari, Jeep will collaborate with the Red Rock 4-Wheelers, Bureau of Land Management, and Tread Lightly on a stewardship project along the Chicken Corners trail corridor. The announcement did not disclose financial terms.
The Art of Adventure Documentary Follows a 1957 Land Rover Expedition
The Art of Adventure documents Robert Bateman and Bristol Foster’s 1957 journey around the world in a Land Rover named Grizzly Torque. Combining Foster’s original 16mm footage with Bateman’s paintings, the film examines how the expedition shaped their lifelong commitment to conservation through art and science. Upcoming screenings in California include Newport on October 20, Arlington on October 21, Santa Monica on October 23–29, Sebastopol on October 26, Berkeley on October 27, and San Rafael on October 29. US streaming is scheduled to begin November 26, with pre-orders available through the film’s website for viewers unable to attend theatrical screenings. You can read the Expedition Portal interview with Robert and Bristol at The Rover Boys: Bristol Foster and Robert Bateman Reflect on Their Round-the-World Expedition.
Dometic Slimline 3 Rack and Essential RV Toilets
Dometic’s Slimline 3 roof rack and Essential Series RV toilets address cargo carrying and onboard sanitation. Available for selected vehicles, the rack features repositionable slats, integrated wiring channels, corner tie-down points, and compatibility with existing top-mount accessories. Dometic says its profile is 20% lower than the Slimline II’s; pricing varies by fitment.
The Essential 400 and 401 gravity-flush toilets are listed at $217 each and include plastic bowls, foot-pedal operation, and soft-close seats. Standard and low-profile versions accommodate different bathroom layouts, using two-bolt mounts and requiring at least a 7.625-inch rough-in for installation.
From $1,600/slimline 3 roof rack, From $196/RV toilets essential series | dometic.com
Pebble Flow Combines Electric Tow Assist With Jackery Off-Grid Power
The 2027 Pebble Flow is a 24-foot, 8-inch all-electric travel trailer with a 45-kilowatt-hour lithium iron phosphate battery, sleeping space for four, and a 6,800-pound GVWR. Features include dual-motor tow assistance, automated hitching, remote-controlled maneuvering, and automatic leveling. A queen Murphy bed converts into a workspace, while the dinette provides additional sleeping space.
Magic Pack models start at $159,000, with Founders Edition models starting at $189,000. A partnership with Jackery adds an optional portable solar package comprising four 500-watt panels, intended to supplement onboard charging and extend off-grid stays.
Rev’It Backpacks for Adventure Riding and Touring
Rev’It’s motorcycle backpack range includes the 9-liter Eolian H2O, 18-liter Bauxite H2O, and 26-liter Vastour H2O. The Eolian accommodates hydration reservoirs up to 3.5 liters and includes a separate 3-liter waterproof compartment. The Bauxite provides a 12-liter waterproof main compartment, an additional 1-liter waterproof pocket, and storage for a 14-inch laptop. The touring-oriented Vastour features an 18-liter waterproof compartment and space for a 16-inch laptop. All three feature adjustable harnesses and magnetic FidLock closures. US availability varies by model and color.
From $270 | revitsport.com
Dainese Introduces Smart Go Airbag Vest
Dress for the slide, not the ride. Dainese’s Smart Go electronic airbag vest weighs a claimed 780 grams, including its gas generator. Designed for road riding and light off-road use, it provides chest and back protection certified to EN 1621-4 Level 2, according to Dainese. Adjustable straps accommodate different body sizes, and the vest can be worn over or under a jacket. Power comes from a compatible USB-C smartphone or an optional power bank offering up to 72 hours of use. A magnetically attached, water-resistant 15-liter backpack costs $149.
Howler Brothers HB Trade Collection
Howler Brothers’ HB Trade collection combines workwear styling with stretch fabrics for outdoor and everyday use. The Trade pants feature 97% cotton and 3% elastane canvas, reinforced knee panels, a side tool pocket, and a straight-leg fit. The Trade shirt uses a cotton, nylon, and spandex blend, with riveted patch pockets, metal buttons, side vents, and a microfiber sunglasses-cleaning panel at the hem.
The collection also includes shorts, T-shirts, hoodies, and Conveyor coats. Items are available through the company’s website, with size and color choices varying by garment.
From $49 | howlerbros.com
Black Diamond Helio Ski Packs
Black Diamond’s Helio collection includes 22-, 30-, and 38-liter backpacks for backcountry skiing, from shorter outings to overnight hut trips. The 30-liter model uses 840-denier recycled nylon and features a separate avalanche-tool compartment, back-panel and top access, hydration compatibility, and external attachments for skis, a snowboard, ice tools, and a rope. Adjustable shoulder straps and a padded hip belt help distribute loads, while a mesh back panel is designed to shed snow. The Helio 30 weighs approximately 1.06–1.1 kilograms, depending on size. The range is listed online, with availability varying by configuration.
From $200 | blackdiamondequipment.com
LifeSaver Jerrycan Graphene
LifeSaver’s Jerrycan Graphene combines an 18.5-liter water container with a hand-pumped purifier for overland travel, camping, and emergency use. Its replaceable graphene-enhanced cartridge operates without electricity or chemical dosing. LifeSaver reports reductions exceeding 99.9999% for bacteria and 99.99% for viruses, alongside reductions in PFAS, lead, and selected other contaminants. Cartridge capacity varies substantially by contaminant and source-water conditions, with microbiological filtration rated for up to 20,000 liters. An included activated-carbon filter addresses taste, odor, and selected chemicals. The container weighs 3.9 kilograms empty, fits standard jerrycan vehicle mounts, and is available to order online. To avoid leaks, do not store pressurized when not in use.
From $467 | lifesaverusa.co
KC Flex Era 4 Mini Lighting Kit
KC’s Flex Era 4 Mini Master Kit pairs two compact LED lights with interchangeable Spot, Combo, and Wide-60 lenses for different trail conditions. Each aluminum-bodied light measures 3.2 inches wide and draws 92 watts at full power, with KC listing output at 4,684 lumens per light. The 60-degree Wide-60 pattern provides short-range and peripheral coverage, while Spot prioritizes distance. Both lights include amber backlighting and IP67-rated housings. Designed for bumper, ditch-light, and other compact mounting locations, the kit includes protective covers and a wiring harness with a switch. Full-power lighting is intended for off-road use only. The kit is in stock.
From $560 per pair | kchilites.com
Mountain Hardwear StretchDown Collection
Mountain Hardwear’s StretchDown collection combines stretch-woven fabric with 750-fill-power, Responsible Down Standard-certified insulation for camping, hiking, climbing, and travel. Light, Medium, and Big Baffle constructions offer different balances of mobility, packability, and warmth. The company says its DoppleWeave fabric and Cohesion Insulation Interlock construction help retain insulation at baffle joins to reduce cold spots.
The collection includes men’s and women’s light pants, jackets, hooded jackets, and parkas. Prices range from $290 for pants to $430 for parkas, with Light jackets starting at $300. The collection is available online in multiple colors and sizes, depending on the garment.
From $290 | mountainhardwear.com
Outerknown Woolaroo Collection
Outerknown’s Woolaroo collection includes jackets, hoodies, and a new quarter-zip style made with recycled wool fleece. The company says its Italian textile partner, Manteco, sorts, spins, and weaves the wool from pre- and post-consumer textiles, creating colors by blending recovered fibers rather than adding dyes. The $298 Quarter Zip features unlined construction, flatlock seams, handwarmer pockets, and bound cuffs, collar, and hem.
It comes in Heather Natural and Heather Indigo, with sizes from small through XXL, and is intended for casual layering and travel.
From $298 | outerknown.com
Stapll Fender Racks Add Exterior Truck Storage
Stapll’s Fender Racks mount MOLLE panels outside pickup beds to carry tools, recovery equipment, containers, and hard cases while preserving interior cargo space. The no-drill system attaches at the bed rail and accommodates various camper, topper, and tonneau-cover configurations, subject to fitment.
The entry-level 6- by 7-inch rack weighs 6.5 pounds and carries a manufacturer-rated 50 pounds. It combines aluminum and steel construction with stainless mounting hardware, paint-protection film, and rubber stabilizers. Larger 6 x 13-inch and 48 x 10-inch versions are offered, alongside a 56-liter case kit. Available online, the smallest rack is listed to ship within one to three business days.
From $200 | stapll.com
Electric Jeep Compass 4xe Opens for European Orders
Jeep’s new fully electric Compass 4xe is open for orders across Europe, combining dual-motor, all-wheel drive with a manufacturer-quoted 375 horsepower. Jeep lists a 0–62 mph time of 4.9 seconds and a WLTP driving range of up to 606 kilometers, approximately 377 miles. Five Selec-Terrain settings include auto, sport, sand and mud, snow, and 4WD Lock. The rear motor uses a 14:1 reduction gear to increase torque at the wheels.
Jeep’s latest promotional film demonstrates the SUV on snowy roads at Sweden’s Arjeplog testing facility. US availability and pricing were not specified in the announcement.
From price: Not announced | jeep.com
Read More: Overland News of the Week, September 11, 2026
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