Overlanding

[ oh-ver-land-ing ] Noun

The act of collecting off-road and camping gear to live independently off-the grid, or to strap it to your truck and hit the weekend rigs and coffee to show off your collection. Either way, it’s about the journey or something like that.

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Kitchen Gear

  • Carbon Steel Pan

    Carbon steel is all the rage and this OXO pan is the best I have found. The removable handle is key to packing it. You'll love this.

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  • Carving Set

    Like everything in Overlanding, budget can get out of hand. This kit won't break the bank and will last you for years to come.

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  • Cutting Board

    A tray and cutting board all in one. This is the kind of simple gear I love. And it's a composite cutting board so you can sanitize it.

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  • Jetboil

    A must-have for every kitchen kit, be it for your morning cup of Joe, dishes, or some dehydrated meals, the Jetboil is a staple of modern camping.

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  • Water Jug

    The Dometic jug is perfect for drinking water storage. Its easy-to-pack shape makes it perfect for weekends and the faucet add-on is a must-have.

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  • Electric Faucet

    I don't use the term "Game Changer" lightly. But this did it. This changed the way I access my water at camp. It's not a want, it's a need.

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  • Leakproof Bottles

    Perfect for carrying oil and other liquids, these will not leak all over your camping gear and help when measuring.

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Comfort

  • Propane Fire Pit

    If you plan to use a propane fire pit during a fire ban, this is the only one that is ANSI approved to do so. Yes it is expensive, but it's less than a fine.

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  • Aeronaut Hoverquilt

    Sleeping bag? Never heard of it. The Hoverquilt is the ultimate replacement and big enough for you and a sleeping buddy.

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  • Devos Lightranger

    This simple idea is with me on every trip. It's a light on a stick, it doesn't get any easier than this. Well, now that it has bluetooth it does.

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  • Hest Pillow

    No more rolled up hoodies, no more lumpy old pillow. No more neck pain in the morning. This is the comfortable answer to camp pillows.

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  • Bamboo Table

    The Kovea Action Table is the 3rd and final table I've owned. Sets up quick, packs away small, and doesn't break the bank.

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  • Table Chair

    Not all camp chairs are created equal. This chair is perfect for sitting at the table or working on a desk. It isn't a lounger, but it feels like home.

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  • Lounge Chair

    With the Frontrunner chairs packing small, I also carry these Roam chairs. Perfect for lounging around the fire and taking a load off.

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  • Heated Sleep Pad

    No need to sleep on a heated blanket, with the Ignite Flipside Heated Bed Cover, you will sleep through a cold night with ease.

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  • Air Conditioner

    The New Zero Breeze Mark III is the go-to for keeping cool on those muggy nights.

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Hygiene

  • Cleanwaste Toilet

    Not sure how else I can put this other than, "Get a toilet, get this toilet." Use it to pack "it" out when required, or dig a hole under it do your business.

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  • Shower

    After 3 mornings at camp, I've reached my limit of "wipe showers." This sponge bath is heated and uses less than a gallon of water.

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  • Toiletry Roll

    Carry all the necessities in this simple roll bag. I squeeze my soap, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, beard oil, and more.

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  • Hot Water Heater

    As far as instant hot water goes, the Joolca is the leader and having this with me for those "real" showers is a dream.

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  • Privacy Tent

    Joolca has the best thought out privacy tents out there. Unless you're really far from the crowds, having a quality privacy tent is a must.

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  • Toilet Paper Roller

    Keeps your toilet paper roll round and free from dirt, it also has a helpful reflector to find the end in the dark. Use the strap to hang it anywhere.

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Organization

  • Stingray Flat Box

    As far as soft boxes go, there is no equal. Easily the best way to carry everything from food to recovery gear. Snag a few of these, you'll thank me.

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  • Tool Roll

    This isn't your "Amazon Tool Roll." This is the real deal and built to last longer than you. Carry wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, and more.

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  • PD Duffel Bag

    No better system for organizing clothes than the Peak Design duffle and packing cubes. I have the 50L and 65L for different trip lengths.

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  • Firewood Bag

    A lot of the gear I show off is not budget, this however is. Add this waxed canvas bag to your kit to prevent slivers from collecting due to loose wood.

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  • Large Water

    I reserve my Dometic tank for filtered drinking water and use this Scepter for shower and dishes and the like.

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Tools

  • onX Offroad

    Nearly a million miles of mapped trails in your pocket. This is my go-to tool for route planning.

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  • Maxtrax Xtreme

    The Maxtrax Xtremes are the pinnacle of recovery boards and the first thing I grab when stuck.

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  • Hatchet

    Not only is the Gerber Bushcraft Hatchet a small axe, its a hammer too!

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  • Hand Saw

    Gas runs out & batteries die. The Silky Saw Big Boy is the best manual saw I've used.

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  • Work Gloves

    Give'r Gloves are some of the best quality that I've owned and now they're all I own.

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  • Axe

    The Gerber Bushcraft Axe packs well, has quality ergonomics, and a nifty pocket.

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  • Murderspork

    Call it cliche, I'll call it useful. I've been using this shovel since 2016. Get one and don't look back.

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  • Milwaukee M12 Impact

    Between $25 and $40 on Amazon, you can't go wrong with this in your kit.

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Every Day Carry

  • Alpaka Hub Pouch

    The key to my Vehicle EDC, the Alpaca Hub Pouch is big enough to fit all my tools, but small enough to stow in a center console.

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  • Small Ratchet Kit

    Your Vehicle EDC needs a ratchet kit that is easy to grab and has all the bits you need within arms reach. It's simply simple.

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  • Small Knife

    The Civivi Baby Banter fit snuggly in the Alpaca Hub. This isn't some drug store knife, but one you're going to write home about.

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  • Flashlight

    You'll need a flashlight, trust me, and you'll find it in your EDC kit when you do. And good news, this one is USB rechargeable.

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  • Titanium Bit Holder

    Something about EDC brings out the collector in all of us, doesn't it. This is one of those things. A machined titanium bit holder, it just feels cool.

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  • Pry Bar

    I can't tell you how many times I have reached for this unique tool. Be it an unboxing, a stubborn staple, or a stuck latch — this is a cool must.

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  • Mini Pen

    Hey, do you have a pen I can borrow? You do now.
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    But really, do you have a pen?

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  • Maxtrax Tool

    Gone are the days of fighting the tiny Maxtrax pins. With the Revere Overland tool in your kit, you can focus on recovery without fighting pins.

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  • Leatherman Arc

    This is in my pocket every day. The Arc is so light that it replaced carrying my Benchmade knife. The utility and easy of access makes this my favorite knife yet.

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