Make no mistake, this is not your everyday FJ40.Recently restored from the ground up and readied for auction it could be yours, albeit for the paltry sum of up to $85,000.
Kalaber Creations’ Warn Winch Mount for the Ural Gear Up
Despite its immense capability and tank-like build, the Ural Gear Up is not without limitation. The next time you find yourself up a certain creek without a paddle you’ll be wishing you had one of these.
Camel Trophy: Mundo Maya 1995
Drive Nacho Drive: Santhanam
Chennai was a serious eye opener. It was a crazy concoction of everything beautiful and ugly in the world and a transition took place in me while we were there.
Horace Dall’s Bicycle Adventure in Iceland Circa 1933
With a three-speed Raleigh bicycle, a camera, and a minimal amount of gear, Horace set off to cross one of the most barren and undeveloped landscapes in the world.
Gear Scout: The Earl Backcountry Tablet
The only thing the iPad definitively proved is no device will ever do everything, but tablets can do far more than we thought possible just a couple years ago. Enter the Earl.
VOTD: Multi-Camera Imaging, Land Rover China
If you’re interesting in photography, you have to see this. These images were shot with almost 100 cameras per scene. If you think the images are amazing, you should see the work that goes into capturing…
Adventure Interview: Brad and Sheena of Drive Nacho Drive
In 2011, Brad and Sheena Van Orden departed Arizona in their van with a plan to travel the world. Over the course of three years, their travels have produced a stunning travel blog and a captivating book.
VOTD: The World’s First Two-Wheel-Drive KTM Burnout
They say this project started out with the simple plan to powder coat the swingarm, but it clearly went well beyond that. This video describes the process by which an already formidable KTM 950 became a…
Wallpaper: January
Land Cruising Adventure: Peru’s Past
It was time to explore the fabulous Cordillera Blanca, known for its large number of 6,000-meter peaks and mind-blowing landscapes.
Gear Scout: LifeStraw
Released in 2005 and quickly dispatched to some of the most water challenged regions of the world, the LifeStraw performed beautifully, and since has won numerous awards.
VOTD: Land Rover Iceland
Iceland is just too beautiful. Paired to a Land Rover, it’s a tough combo to beat.
Cooper Discoverer A/T3
Released in 2011, you could still call the Cooper Discoverer A/T3 a new tire. We’ve had the opportunity to test it over the last year on a variety of platforms and it has handily exceeded our expectations.
Head to Head: Synthetic vs. Water-Resistant Down
This time around, the new technology isn’t a wonder fiber, it’s a super feather. For the first in a very long time, this raging debate is finally getting interesting.
VOTD: Into The Empty Quarter (Trailer)
Raincatchers’ New Fuso Will Extend Their Positive Reach
Raincatchers recently finished an extensive project to build a transport vehicle which will greatly increase their ability to bring more Raincatcher systems to the people throughout the Seguin Plateau.
Adventure Photographer: Sony Cyber Shot RX100 II
This past summer Sony released an updated version of their popular Cyber Shot RX100, a camera which was already one of the best in its category.
VOTD: Wyoming Landscapes
The African Pothole, by Kingsley Holgate
The French have their Eiffel Tower, the Dutch their tulips, the Irish their Guinness, the Cubans their cigars, the Spanish their bull fighting, and the British their tea. But, hey! We in Africa have the “Pothole”