Camping, Overlanding, Exploring the Outdoors
What's the difference between the regular/standard Gazelle T4 and the Overland edition hub tents? See the list below along with the details right after. Price Check: Gazelle T4 Overland Hub TentPrice Check: Gazelle T4 Standard Hub Tent (also available in green) Gazelle T4 Standard Hub Tent vs. Overland Hub Tent 300D footprint that goes under … Continue reading Gazelle T4 vs. T4 Overland hub tent: What’s the difference?
I spent a good part of the day looking for a Kammok Crosswing Awning review. It's a newer product, so most of the smaller review sites (like this one) haven't got their hands on it yet. We've compiled a short list of Crosswing awning reviews to help you better research the product. Interested in getting … Continue reading Kammok Crosswing Awning Reviews — quick shade for overlanding and camping?
The Tire Table by Tailgater is yet another piece of gear for overlanders who love things attached to their vehicle. It's sturdy, fast to setup, and stows away nicely. It's also kind of pricey. Is it useful enough to validate the price? Check out our Tire Table Review. Product Link: Tailgate Tire Table at Amazon … Continue reading Tire Table Review: A tire-mounted table for overlanders and campers
Last week I published my short-term review of the Blundstone Boots, specifically the Rustic Brown (585 model) from the 550 line. I touched on how my Blundstone boots performed in rain, but I wanted to write this post to give a little more detail. Product Link: Blundstone Boots on Amazon Southern California isn't typically know … Continue reading Review: Blundstone Boots in the rain
In this Blundstone boots review I'll tell you my experience with these popular all-weather rugged boots. While three months does not give me a chance to talk about their long-term durability, I'm confident to speak on many aspects of this boot including comfort, water resistance and ruggedness, style, and convenience. Product Link: Blundstone 550 boots … Continue reading Blundstone Boot Review: 3 months of travel, wet weather, and rough terrain
Our Livin Lite Quicksilver pop up camper trailer has been fantastic for us. It's checked almost all of the boxes and then some. Going from tent camping to Ladybug was a huge step up for our big family camping trips in terms of comfort, but I'm finding it didn't go far enough to make these … Continue reading Rant: Pop-Up camper trailer and why it’s not cutting it for me
My truck is set up for drop-of-the-hat camping and overlanding trips, but I also use certain aspects of this setup, such as the Jackery Power Station, for daily relaxing and hanging out during my lunch breaks at work. Since my job is outdoors, we have insufficient break room areas and I'd much rather kick back … Continue reading Truck Camping: How I keep my Jackery power station always charged for daily use with my overland-built truck
As a long time Jackery power station user, I'm finally stepping up to the Jackery 300. If you've followed this site for awhile you'd remember my Jackery 160 coverage and how great it works for us. After 3 and half years Jackery has earned my trust and I jumped on a heck of a deal … Continue reading I ordered the Jackery 300 portable power station with this Black Friday deal for $200 and change
I am currently restocking my camp kitchen box and figured it would be a good chance to make a list of items not only for you the readers, but myself to come back and look at once I start getting low. Cooking at the campsite is one of my favorite things to do and I … Continue reading What goes in the camping kitchen box? Here’s my essential items checklist
I'll call this part 1 of my BamBeds review -- a modular sleeping platform system for truck camping in the back of my Toyota Tacoma. I've been wanting to do something like this for awhile especially since truck bed camping is one of my favorite sleep solutions for overlanding. Sleeping Platform system for Truck Camping … Continue reading Truck Camping with BamBeds: See my sleeping platform system for the Toyota Tacoma
