2023 Moab Overland Journey - Final Episode

In the final episode we mostly just chatter on about what we liked and didn't like about the set up, the trip as a whole and some of our fav moments. It's a short one as we only had about 20 miles to pavement and it was a pretty quick pace, but worth the watch to learn what worked for us that might work for y'all as well.

[@2ATrader]

Time to get Melody her own Rig and Channel haha btw nice work helping people while out on the Trails…

[@rangamunaweera2279]

Awesome journey. Thanxz for sharing wonderful sceneries and I quite appreciate the Defender's in cabin quietness it is well noticeable how quite the cabin remains despite its coping with undulated roads and towing a trailer. Glad that I'am one of your early subscribers and wish you guys keep uploading amazing contents like these. Love and best wishes for all for the New Year 2024 from here in Sri Lanka. CHEERS

[@wanderlustoverland]

Thanks so much. We appreciate the support. We have a couple of product reviews going up, one today and another later this month. We are also having Rock Sliders and a 1" lift installed later this week or early next week. After that we will go back to our local off-road park (Northwest OHV Park in Bridgeport) for some more technical trail videos to showcase the capability of the Defender. Then next month we will be taking a trip to MERUS Adventure Park for 2 days of off-road excursions and camping, which should be another great video. Again, really appreciate the support - From Texas, CHEERS!

[@TJ-po9ol]

Cool! I have a built JT on fox 3.0's & 40's, did this trail a bit ago. Looking at getting a defender for the wife & for really long trips. The JT was harder to get into 4 high or low new, but it gets a little better. You should be rolling slow and pull straight down for 4 high, goes in easy. Then 4 low, just be in neutral to shift to it.