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The main home page for Expedition Portal has a small feature about a 'new' overlanding map from GaiaGps.com but there isn't anything on that website as of yet. Does anybody know anything about it or is this something that expedition portal did a preemptive press release about?

I'm sure you already considered this option, but am curious as to why not just build out the interior of the trailer?

Home Depot carries RIDGID brand pro gear storage boxes, very durable and priced right.

The best I've found are the Green Elephant poles, available on Amazon.

I have a Fiskars X27 and after years of splitting wood its the best by far. The X7 is equally capable on smaller diameter wood. Both are excellent tools, for splitting, not chopping. And I own about six axes.

Go to etrailer.com and navigate to roof racks. They carry a very large selection with lots of installation tips and reviews.

Dutch oven, simplicity and reliability and I consider an essential part of my camping and overlanding equipment. And yes, you can make pizza in it also.

Many more and better power stations than the Jackery brand are now available.

Covid from day one has had zero effect on my camping and overlanding ventures, in fact all the better with all the open dispersed camping opportunities. And omicron is more comparable to a viral cold infection and at worse similar to seasonal flu.

@SBSYNCRO: Good initial evaluation. Having owned multiple Garmin units over the years, including an aviation dedicated Garmin, I have become comfortable with their platform. I now own a 700. I certainly agree about the land based mapping features. I certainly wish there was a more...

+1 on Fjallraven.

Thanks for designing those,and ordered a set.

Roll-a-cot

On a recent 30 day camping and overlanding trip through Colorado and Utah I realized that the Waterport was one of the most used pieces of gear. It was mounted to a truck bed elevated cargo rack and was very accessible and sturdy. It has the included hand pump which always provided enough...

Zamberlan boots immediately come to mind, but there are several other very well made 'lifetime' type boots.

The first issue was having multiple numbers on the LED readout missing, even though it started out with just one or two, it is now ALL the odd numbered digits ( 1, 3, 5, etc all the way up to 50) and some even numbers also. The second issue is the temperature variance between the internal...

This is a timely post as I have a ICECO VL45 which I purchased in July and have spent the last 3 weeks dealing with two issues. I have contacted "customer service" on so many occasions that I can firmly state that as long as you don't have a problem with the fridge itself then yes, its an...

I didn't attend either, but I'm wondering whether there is a saturation point of vendors being reached quickly, especially with the expense involved with many of the products I saw featured on those same YT channels you are referring to.

Have you checked out the Oboz Livingston?

I also own a couple of lights that look nearly identical to those. The price is very good, and they are reliable and can be used in a variety of locations. I also have a variety of lights, including globe shaped, small string lights, LUCI lights, headlamps, all of which can be used for...