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When a rainstorm rolled in off the Pacific and sent a neighboring camper packing, the Super Pacific X1 held its ground — and kept us dry. Here’s how this Portland-built truck camper performed along the rugged Oregon Coast.
Back-seat organization in a full-size truck has long been an afterthought — until now. The KARGA system from 63 Industries brings modular, tool-free storage to the cab without the commitment of a permanent install.
Renogy’s Pro S1 takes lithium battery technology to the next level with semi solid-state cells, 6,000 charge cycles, and a seven-year warranty — built tough enough for the most remote tracks on the planet.
Not every worthwhile modification has to be dramatic. One Stone Armrests bring factory-quality comfort and a surprisingly practical cup holder solution to the OVR Project Land Cruiser 100 Series — no drilling required.
No single piece of overland kit may deliver more value than a quality 12-volt fridge. Here’s what to consider before you buy.
onX has launched onX SOS, an in-app emergency assistance service that connects users to professional rescue coordination and evacuation coverage — available now in onX Offroad and onX Hunt.
Warn’s new R60-S brings 6,000 lbs. of pulling power to the powersports market at a price that undercuts the competition — but does it live up to the legendary Red W badge?
Pelican’s new CRATE series introduces a fully modular cargo ecosystem with IP67-rated cases and configurable exteriors. Paired with The Mounting Company’s aircraft-grade quick-release mounts, the system delivers tool-free access and secure deployment for overlanders who demand durability.
Factory jacks can’t handle lifted, overweight rigs. Pro Eagle’s new Kratos three-ton off-road shop jack was purpose-built from the ground up to be the most capable backcountry lifting solution available, with quarter-inch aluminum construction, massive non-pneumatic wheels, and 28 inches of lift capacity.
When nature calls deep in the backcountry, the right portable toilet makes all the difference. We’ve rounded up six top-rated options—from budget-friendly folders to premium composting units—to keep you comfortable and compliant with Leave No Trace principles wherever the trail leads.
From base layers to weatherproof shells, we tested winter gear at White Pass, Washington, to find what works for overlanders spending long days outside in freezing temps, wind, and snow.
A stable surface transforms any campsite. We tested six camp tables—from ultralight packable options to full-size dining setups—to help you choose the right one for your overlanding adventures.