Newb Reviews: The BEST Budget Overland Fridge/Freezer Combo | BougeRV 37QT Unboxing Review

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~The BEST Budget Overland Fridge/Freezer | BougeRV 37QT Unboxing~
When you first start to get into exploring, camping and overlanding, I suggest to always start off small. Start with a simple campsite, a simple vehicle to get you there and all basic camping supplies. From there, as you learn whether or not you enjoy this lifestyle, you can advance your supplies and means from there. This goes the same for your cooler setup!
For me I've been camping and exploring my whole life and have always used a basic cooler with ice. Since I got my Xterra in 2019, I've camped a good amount all through the year and still have always used a basic cooler setup. That time has officially changed and I took the next step in upping my setup with the Bouge RV 37 Quart dual-zoned fridge/freezer. This setup will provide me with all the needs of a high-price cooler at a fraction of the cost. Most big-name brand coolers are running for $1000-2000 CAD for the same amount of space and accessories as this BougeRV that cost me under $500 CAD.
The 37qt BougeRV comes with so many extra bonuses as well. A dual-zone style with dual panel control to have the option(s) of 1 fridge/1 freezer, 2 fridges, or 2 freezers. With LED lights inside each compartment and built-in baskets to help transport supplies in and out of the cooler, makes everything that much more effortless! BougeRV also implemented a reversible hatch door on top that can be turned around to be opened from the other direction to better fit different peoples setups. Along the exterior of the cooler, there are some additional extras including cup holders, cutting board, wheels and a built-in bottle opener. The 37qt also has multiple ways to charge. With a provided 12V plug-in, AC/DC plug-in, space for a solar panel and a potential additional battery pack, there are endless options to keep this thing charged and keep your food cool or frozen!
So far I'm very happy with this purchase and recommend it to anyone else looking to take the next step in updating their camping setup!
Hope you enjoy the video, and if you want to see more product reviews, let me know in the comment section!
0:00 - Hello
0:20 - Unboxing
1:25 - Initial Thoughts
2:30 - Why I Chose BOUGE RV
3:00 - Overview
9:50 - Plugged-In
10:25 - Setting It Up
14:50 - Vehicle Plans
15:50 - Does it work?
16:24 - We have ice!
17:54 - App Controls
Video and editing by me, Robert.
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My 2007 Nissan Xterra build:
Basics:
-4.0L V6
-6 speed manual
-Stock engine; no performance mods
Suspension:
-Front - @bilsteinUS 5100 Struts with OME coils
-Rear - @bilsteinUS 5100 shocks and 1" @RoughCountryTV shackle extension
-Rear - stock @Nissan leaf springs from the day it was built
Wheels/Tires:
-Tires - 33" (285/75r16) @Goodyear Wrangler Duratracs on stock wheels
-Rims - plastic-dipped stock rims
The Body:
-Coastal Offroad high clearance front bumper
-Lighting - 20" low profile light bar from Wish.com with additional 3" pods from Amazon
-Awning - @dancheloutdoor 6.5' x 8' awning from Amazon
-Multiple stickers for added HP
The Interior:
-Pioneer Double-DIN aftermarket deck
-BougeRV 37QT fridge/freezer
-A roof full of patches to weigh down the vehicle
Gear:
- @Trekology folding camping chair
-X-Bull recovery boards
- @canadiantire Motomaster Heavy-Dirt Tire Inflator
-Amazon hammock and tree straps
Thanks for watching.
#productreview #unboxing #overland

[@shadowswordairsofteast]

And the one with the split lid is more money and the model number is CRD35...you have the CR35

[@theattorney6072]

Hi, how would those ,wheels perform on Sand (Beach) ?

[@destination.x]

Had it on a sandy/gravel beach last weekend (latest vid) and it was totally fine

[@shadowswordairsofteast]

I have a 2005 Xterra I'm going to use this in but wanted to get the 48Q...do you know how much taller the 48Q is compared to the 37Q? I ask because I use the retractable cargo cover to cover up my gear but from the floor to the bottom of the cover it's only 18 inches.

[@shazhu2455]

@@shadowswordairsofteast 17.3 vs 19.9 inch so the difference is a little over 2.5 inch.

[@LostBoysRecovery]

Hows it holding up?

[@destination.x]

Great! No complaints. Recently purchased the cover for it as well for extra insulation & protection