VOTW: Modified XL
The Mercedes UNIMOG is kind of the end-all be-all go to dream that everyone and their brother has. It is the pinnacle of excessive and are just so damn cool in every way. Let's settle down with Ronny Dahl and talk about this badass brute in
Seeing the Light: REAKTIK+ Head Lamp
With Winter Solstice bearing down on us, most of the country is bathed in darkness from 6 pm 'till the next morning. That means that most of us who are outside in the afternoons, whether it be your daily home chores, out camping and trying to
Gift Guide: Offroader
We are back with another round of gift ideas, this time for your off-roader at large. While a lot of these gifts can carry over to your overlanders as well, we are looking straight at you Jeep owners! Warn VR8000 $514.99 Budget friendly, and ready to go -
GPS on a Stick: Bad Elf Plugin for iOS
Is the GPS chipset in your iPhone or iPad just not cutting it for you? Bad Elf has been making this nifty little plug in receiver that slips into the lighting port of your device, and instantly adds GPS and GLONASS location support for WiFi-only iPads
Return of the King: The Jeep Gladiator
This week is the LA Auto show, which means Jeep is going to formally announce the return of the Jeep Gladiator pickup. Based on the Wrangler JL chassis, there is not a lot known about the new truck other than it is a stretched JL frame
VOTW: We Guide
So - the boys from Mountain State overland host rides, where they guide you through the trails. From mild to wild, with people that are seasoned veterans to those who have never even used 4wd before, they take them all. Let's join the fun!
Sleeping Bags: The Lowdown on Snooze Sacks
There is a very valid reason why the outdoor industry makes you sacrifice your sanity and comfort with sleeping bags, especially if you are a side sleeper, when it comes to sleeping bags made for less than 20 degrees: efficiency. Everyone loves a rectangle bag, unless you
M+S: Choosing the Right Snow Shoes for your Ride
Not all tires are created equal, and just because your fancy Mud Terrain tires have an M+S rating on the side of them, that does not mean you are prepared to set out into the snowy wilds. M+S is the designation for modern all-season tires. M+S standing
