First Look, News, and Reviews for vehicle based car camping and overlanding. Gear to outfit your vehicle, gear you will need for ground camping, Buyer’s Guides: Overland Expo, Goose Gear, Survival First Aid Kit, Storage systems, Outdoor Emergency Survival Gear and Equipment for Overlanding Camping Fishing.
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.
The Napier Sportz SUV Tent Model 82000 attaches directly to your vehicle’s cargo area, creating a 9-by-9-foot sheltered living space with standing height. We tested it with a Toyota Land Cruiser to see how it performs as an integrated campsite solution.
Küat’s premium engineering expertise expands beyond bike racks with the Pivot XD—a heavy-duty swing-away hitch system that handles full-size spares up to 37 inches, bike racks, and modular MOLLE accessories. We tested the 350-pound-capacity carrier to see if it delivers the quality overlanders demand.
Colorado-based Campworks Co. is revolutionizing off-grid exploration with the NS-1, an all-electric trailer that eliminates propane entirely. Powered by Navico systems delivering up to 9000W output and 12kWh storage, this innovative camper even includes an integrated EV charger—turning your basecamp into a mobile power grid for vehicles and emergency home backup alike.
The BFGoodrich All-Terrain KO3 is the successor to the wildly popular KO2, promising better wear, improved gravel durability, and enhanced snow traction. After 3,000 miles of testing the BFGoodrich KO3 through mud, snow, and rough terrain, we evaluate whether this latest all-terrain tire lives up to its legendary predecessor and if the KO3 is worth upgrading from the KO2. KO3 improves on KO2 with better wet traction and durability.
Cheap vehicle organizers sag, shift, and frustrate. Blue Ridge Overland Gear’s MOLLE system delivers laser-cut precision, premium Cordura construction, and modular organization that transforms truck interiors into accessible, stable command centers built to outlast your rig.
A 12V fridge/freezer is a gamechanger for remote adventures. We tested Travoca’s new Rigel 25-Liter Dual Zone eCooler during the 1,365-mile Thunderbird Rally to see how it stacks up against established brands like ARB, Ironman 4x4, and Dometic.
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.
Once camp is set, the last thing you want is to pack up just to explore nearby trails. That’s where bikes come in—transforming your campsite into a basecamp and unlocking a new level of adventure without moving your rig.