With the Summer quickly turning to Fall, now is a great time to stop and evaluate how your overland gear has been serving you. What has been falling short? Where are you needs going? What is coming out that will make your adventures safer, more comfortable, or get you further or out there longer? For this month’s Gear Showcase, we’ve put together another curated list of gear we think may help you answer those questions.
Check out some of the latest overland gear from trusted brands that just hit the market.
Load up your bike and hit the trails with these capable tires designed for adventure From
Ironclad Performance Wear gloves can stand up to the toughest use cases in both industrial and recreational settings. They’re designed to stand up to tough use, and are instilled with the company values of performance, fit, and durability.
ANTISHANTY was founded with a simple vision: to build a rugged, adaptable trailer for any outdoor enthusiast. ANTISHANTY’s founders come from the amusement industry, with 30+ years of experience designing and manufacturing complex trailers and products.
ICON Vehicle Dynamics has established itself as a cornerstone in the overlanding community by developing high-performance suspension systems, wheels, and innovative products designed to tackle the unique challenges of rugged, off-the-grid travel.
Overland Expo team members just returned from their second appearance in the Rebelle Rally. Here’s an insider look at what it takes to tackle the Rebelle.
Toyota just announced the return of the FJ Cruiser, at least in a spiritual sense. While
RiG’d started in a Southern California apartment with a simple idea: build a better hitch-mounted spare-tire carrier that could haul a full-size spare, carry bikes, and mount essentials like a camp table, fuel, and recovery gear. Founder and CEO Luke Wronski recalls calling a friend to gut-check the concept. “I have this idea,” he said. “There are options out there, but nothing does everything I want.” The reply became a spark: “This is America. If you can do something better, do it.” So Luke, alongside co-founders Jason Denney and Ryan Richey did just that.