Overlander Squad : Overlanders & Campers
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ARB Intensity IQ Driving Lights: What Do You Get for $2,000?
ARB’s Intensity IQ puts four sets of optics in one 9-inch driving light and lets you change the beam from your phone. Here’s what the specs mean and who it’s worth it for.
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ARB Earth Camper Is Coming to North America: Price, Weights and What You Get
ARB’s exoskeleton Earth Camper trailer arrives in North America in 2026 from $59,900. Here’s what the Base and GT include, what it weighs and what you’ll need to tow it.
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REDARC REDWorks Power Panels Explained: Scout, Nomad and Pioneer Compared
REDARC’s REDWorks panels put a DC-DC charger, solar and battery monitoring on one pre-wired plate. Here’s how the Scout25, Nomad50 and Pioneer50 compare, and what you’re really paying for.
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LiFePO4 Power Systems Explained: Calculating Your Daily Off-Grid Battery Needs
Reliable electricity is the backbone of modern overlanding. Whether you run a portable 12V fridge, power LED camp lights, or charge laptop batteries in remote backcountry locations, running out of power can derail an expedition. Traditional lead-acid and AGM batteries have served travelers for decades, but Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) technology has completely transformed off-grid…
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Garmin inReach Mini 3 Plus vs Mini 3: What’s New and Is It Worth It for Overlanders?
Garmin’s inReach Mini 3 Plus adds a colour touchscreen, voice messages, photos and a siren. Here’s how it compares with the Mini 3, what battery life to expect and who should upgrade.
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Lithium (LiFePO4) vs AGM Batteries for Overlanding: Capacity, Weight and Cost Compared
LiFePO4 or AGM for your auxiliary battery? We compare usable capacity, weight, lifespan, charging and cold-weather limits to help you choose.
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HitchFire Camp Kitchen: A Freestanding Overland Kitchen with Running Water
HitchFire’s first freestanding camp kitchen packs two 10,000 BTU burners, running water and a prep area into one box. Here’s what you get, what it costs and who it suits.
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Overland Vehicle Weight Distribution: GVWR, Payload and Where to Pack Heavy Gear
Weight is the quiet killer of overland builds. Here’s how GVWR, axle ratings and payload work, and where to put heavy gear so your vehicle stays safe and stable.
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