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Overland Expo Mountain West 2026 Recap
Overland Expo Mountain West 18,500 attendees, 300 plus exhibitors, and...
Bryon Dorr, Industry Veteran and Respected Community Voice, to Help Shape the Future of Overland Expo 
Overland Expo, the premier event series for overland adventure enthusiasts,...
Midland USA Goes Wireless with the New MXT295 Pro MicroMobile GMRS Radio
Midland USA has released a new, innovating MicroMobile radio that...
Supertramp Campers to Debut All-new Paragon at overland Expo Mountain West
Supertramp Campers is debuting their new Paragon Camper for the...
DIY Showcase Returns to Overland Expo Mountain West 2026
Some of the most inspiring vehicles at Overland Expo Mountain...

Gear

Gear Showcase: Winter Gear

Winter is coming…so it’s time to stock up on gear and supplies for your frosty adventures. Here’s ten picks to get you warm, well-fed, and equipped for brumal overlanding.

Gear Showcase: Power and Lighting

As everything becomes more technology dependent, the need for more readily accessible power in your rig or at your campsite goes up. From solar panels to rechargeable batteries to convenience receptacles, we’ve got you covered this month. In addition, we shed some light on the latest and greatest illumination just in time for sunset to come earlier as we transition into the heart of fall. This month’s theme: more light and more power for your overlanding adventures.

Industry Spotlight

Industry Spotlight: Cascadia 4×4

Cascadia 4×4 was founded in 2013 by two high school friends, Tom Dyakowski and Dave Loretto. Auto enthusiasts intent to stand-out by committing to innovation, quality, and exceptional customer service.

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ICECO and JEEP Team Up for the Ultimate ’41 Willys -Inspired Cooler

ICECO and Jeep have teamed up to produce what might be the ultimate cooler for the JEEP enthusiast or the military history buff – the ICECO X JEEP APL35 Limited Edition. The collaboration draws inspiration from the famed ’41 Willys JEEP MB that was ubiquitous across both theaters in World War II and the model that launched the JEEP into American culture as GIs returned home and demanded their own.