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Comment on Don’t Leave Home Without This – Overland Tool Kit Essentials by TIRANGA GAME

TIRANGA GAME — Wed, 04 Jun 2025 10:37:47 +0000

Great tips! These essentials are a must-have for any overland adventure. I always feel more prepared with a solid tool kit. Thanks for sharing!

Comment on Don’t Leave Home Without This – Overland Tool Kit Essentials by 365 Lottery

365 Lottery — Fri, 23 May 2025 16:03:23 +0000

Great insights on the essential tools for overlanding! I love how you’ve broken down the must-haves for both safety and convenience. It’s so easy to overlook some of these items until you’re in a tough spot. Definitely adding a few of these to my toolkit for my next adventure!

Comment on Dark Skies and Overlanding: Protecting the Night and Preserving Adventure by Anish Saran

Anish Saran — Thu, 15 May 2025 13:39:24 +0000

Loved your article. Designated dark skies are amazing. I want to add that the more I do dark sky adventures while overlanding, the more I love it. Also, I have discovered so many places that are dark by looking up the light pollution map. For e.g., North Kaibab National Forest is exceptionally dark, but not a designated dark sky.

Comment on The Ultimate Overland Checklist by LUCKY 97

LUCKY 97 — Mon, 12 May 2025 22:26:59 +0000

This checklist is incredibly helpful! I love how thorough it is for just a 3-day trip. It’s given me some great ideas for items I hadn’t thought of. Can’t wait to hit the road!

Comment on Don’t Leave Home Without This – Overland Tool Kit Essentials by BETpkr

BETpkr — Mon, 05 May 2025 16:33:11 +0000

Great list of essentials! I never realized how important a good toolkit is until I had to deal with a flat tire in the middle of nowhere. Definitely adding a few of these items to my gear before the next adventure! Thanks for the tips!

Comment on Don’t Leave Home Without This – Overland Tool Kit Essentials by Bdg Game

Bdg Game — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 19:43:23 +0000

Great post! I love how you highlighted the must-have tools for overlanding. It really helps to have a well-prepared toolkit for those unexpected situations. I can’t wait to add some of these essentials to my gear before my next trip!

Comment on The Hunter RMV Globe Ranger 4×4: An Overland Rig Built for the Long Haul by Daisy L.

Daisy L. — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 05:33:42 +0000

OverlandBound’s coverage of the $250K+ Globe Ranger 4×4 showcases engineering marvels like its portal axles and 400L water system, but raises valid questions about accessibility in the overlanding community. While the rig’s capabilities are undeniable, its price point feels disconnected from the DIY spirit that built this culture. The aluminum camper system’s brilliance is overshadowed by a concerning trend: are we valuing gear over experiences?

This conversation reminds me of the philosophy behind Holoholo’s adventure-ready water bottles (https://holohololife.com/) – proving that thoughtful, functional design doesn’t require breaking the bank. Perhaps the future of overlanding lies in balancing innovation with inclusivity, where a
40waterbottleanda250K rig can share the same trail with equal respect for the journey.

Comment on The Hunter RMV Globe Ranger 4×4: An Overland Rig Built for the Long Haul by Daisy L.

Daisy L. — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 05:31:00 +0000

OverlandBound’s deep dive into the $250K+ Globe Ranger 4×4 reveals a fascinating paradox: while its portal axles and 400L water capacity set new benchmarks for expedition vehicles, the price tag arguably detaches it from the grassroots overlanding ethos. The aluminum camper system is engineering brilliance, but one wonders if such extravagance aligns with the spirit of adventure—or inadvertently fuels “Instagram overlanding” culture.

For those seeking a more balanced approach to vehicle-based exploration, communities like Holoholo Life (https://holohololife.com/) offer refreshing perspectives on accessible adventures, proving epic journeys don’t require six-figure rigs. Perhaps the real innovation lies in democratizing exploration, not just pushing technological limits.

Comment on The Hunter RMV Globe Ranger 4×4: An Overland Rig Built for the Long Haul by Daisy L.

Daisy L. — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 05:29:44 +0000

OverlandBound’s feature on the Hunter RMV Globe Ranger 4×4 reveals a rig that balances expedition-ready capability (portal axles, 37″ tires) with daily-driver practicality. Its modular aluminum camper system sets a new standard, though the $250K+ price tag questions accessibility. For serious adventurers, this might be the ultimate “buy once, cry once” solution.

Comment on Overland Bound Trail Ratings by Richard Lashbrook

Richard Lashbrook — Thu, 30 Jan 2025 15:51:46 +0000

This is an awesome trail ride that can be a solo ride providing your equipment is in top condition.

This trail ride was an Easy 1. However, there are several large lava rock passages. Crossing these areas required no speed at all, just ease it up and slow over the down side. Also, there are quite a few dust miles for this ride. If in a group 1/4 mile spacing is suggested for driver and passenger vision.