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Best Budget overland gear at... REI?
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- Budget overland gear; Overlanding on a budget isn't as hard as you might think. I found tons of gear oat REI. If you live somewhere where there aren't any overland or offroad shops nearby, maybe you can find the gear at your regular shops or online instead.
Obviously I would say try to buy local when you can but if you can't there always other options.This is just one part of a series of videos where I go to local shops and try to find budget offroad and overlanding gear.
Links (I make no money off these links)
Tents:
2 Person: bit.ly/3A7hRxV
4 Person: bit.ly/3bep4l0
4Person Coleman: bit.ly/3QAgWvt
6 Person: bit.ly/3N9pFBXt
Roof Top Tents:
3 Person: bit.ly/3tPMovU
2 Person: bit.ly/3y0VXd1
Rightline Tents: bit.ly/3xISKhZ
Hammocks: bit.ly/3OoX4JW
Sleeping Bags:
Coleman: bit.ly/3Qz951h
Kelty: bit.ly/3QMJgLt
Coleman 20 degree: www.rei.com/pr...
Emergency Blankets: www.rei.com/pr...
Emergency Bivy: www.rei.com/pr...
Sleeping Pads:
Nemo Non- Inflatable : bit.ly/3tKrrm8
Kelty Mistral: bit.ly/3HLB7CQ
Sea to Summit: bit.ly/3tNChrw
Pillow: bit.ly/3Qx6IMv
Chairs:
REI Camp X: bit.ly/2Lxk89f
Anytime Chair: bit.ly/3n5UfSy
Camp Low Chair: bit.ly/3tNDcIK
Tables:
Coleman Table: amzn.to/3tOJA2e
REI Table: bit.ly/3N1ENBi
Medium Wide Table: bit.ly/39zKcC9
Large Wide Table: bit.ly/3n3xLBr
Lighting:
Petzl Tikka: bit.ly/3HTcaWd
Petzl Tikkina: bit.ly/3HFsLwz
Cosmo R Black Diamond: bit.ly/3HChNrv
Luci String Lights: bit.ly/3QAt9jF
Luci Inflatables: bit.ly/3OqFgOp
Coast 650 Lumen: bit.ly/3N5QOpd
Coast G22: bit.ly/39zL5KZ
Electronics (These were all cheaper on amazon):
Midland X Talker: amzn.to/3n1YkH9
Midland GMRS: bit.ly/3n40mXi
Eco Flow River: bit.ly/3n40mXi
Eco Flow River Pro: amzn.to/3zR39us
Eco Flow Delta: amzn.to/3b8FLyl
Eco Flow Delta Max (mine): amzn.to/3tSgdvV
Eco Flow Delta Pro: amzn.to/3tPKiw2
Stoves:
Eureka Ignite: bit.ly/3N9u6MW
GSI Selkirk: bit.ly/3O2mm0F
Eureka SPRK: bit.ly/3HC6orN
Eureka SPRK +bit.ly/3OaXow5:
MSR Pocket Rocket: bit.ly/3zSsqVg
GSI Glacier: bit.ly/3Qz81KP
Soto All in one Kit: bit.ly/2HUXCHY
Kitchen:
Uco Spork: bit.ly/3N9uDhU
Uco Mess Kit: bit.ly/3y8KqJT
Stanley Fry Set: bit.ly/3OaZQCL
GSI Knife Set: bit.ly/2OSU0vv
Kettle Set: bit.ly/39ARxkR
Sol Sink: bit.ly/39Ip5xd
Geyser Shower: amzn.to/3zO6WJd
Lodge Cast Iron: bit.ly/3y5YqUq
Coffee:
Aero Press: amzn.to/3y7aULH
Wildland coffee Teabag Coffee: amzn.to/39KJ1Q5
Tools:
Shovel: bit.ly/3n58XsY
Silky F180: bit.ly/39HyxRB
Silky Pocket: bit.ly/3tJGNHF
Leatherman Rebar: amzn.to/3bfaOIM
Leatherman Bond: amzn.to/3HHiKPu
Gerber Armbar: bit.ly/39HmVy2
Gerber Paraframe 2: bit.ly/3ubZe8f
0:00 Overland Gear at REI
0:42 Tents
4:32 Sleeping Bags
6:39 Sleeping Pads
8:37 Camping Chairs
10:40 Camp Tables
12:10 Lighting
14:47 Electronics
16:09 Stoves
18:28 Camp Kitchen
20:53 Coffee
21:32 Tools
#overlanding #budgetoverland #amazon
What do you guys think REI Stands for?
Really Expensive Inside lol
@@stonemartinez8664 lol I think I’m going to use that one from now on
Recreation experiment institution?
@@sufuhashim2092 pretty good name for an outdoor college if that exists
Recreational Equipment Incorporated
Been running the Rightline for 2 years now and we love it. Wife didn’t like the idea of being on the ground in bear country and felt more comfortable with the truck tent. Seen rain and temps down to the 40s, it’s been great
I've watched every one of the videos in this series. Very useful, thanks for all you work!
Thanks! I really appreciate it!
Thanks for making these videos. It has definitely helped the wife and I get a good idea of what we needed to get us out there. Appreciate all the time you put into these. They help for sure. Have sent a few videos to friends to help them get their gear together as well
Awesome! I appreciate the feedback greatly. Glad they were helpful for you guys.
GREAT VIDEO AND THANKS FOR SHARING.
Thanks for the comment! Always appreciated!
Goodwill and Garage sales are great places to pick up silverware, plates and knives. Just depends on how much your willing to bring with you. Plastic utensils and paper plates are easy but wasteful with just one use before tossing.
Keep up the good work I really like this series!
Yeah the plastic plates and utensils are something we did growing up camping but I for sure left that in the past. Plastic but reusable is the way to go for me now. Regular metal utensils are a really good way to do it as well.
@Oxfoot, hello Jason, very much appreciated your overview on REI, I've been looking at REI but haven't bought anything from them yet, I know that they're into camping, but like you, I mostly get my stuff from Amazon, REI a little bit spendy, but higher quality, can't get enough of your channel, keep doing what your doing brah, stay safe and safe travels see you on the next one 👍 🤙👊✌
Yeah it is probably one of the more expensive places I’ve been to on this series if not the most expensive. I really do like the garage sales they have but I have missed the last few of those.
@@OXFOOT up here in the Pacific northwest coast of Oregon and Washington peninsula, we'll be having the world's longest garage sale coming up soon, I'll be sure to check it out and see what I'll find
THANK YOU SO MUCH. I LOVE EVRYTHING !!!!
I go straight to the garage sale, usually good deals. Enjoyed the video. Keep it up 👍🏼
Yeah I hadn’t seen any garage deals such Covid but apparently they just put a whole section of returned gear in the store somewhere. Must have been too focused on this video to notice it.
So now it’s available year round
Don’t forget to always check the garage sale. I’ve gotten most of my stuff half off there. The one great thing about the pandemic at least as far as REI goes, is that they made the garage sale stuff a permanent part of the store now, whereas before they were only do a garage sale twice a year I think
I used to hit up the garage sales all the time I didn’t know what happened to them. Glad to know they started it as a permanent fixture. I’ll have to hunt around for it at my local store. Might have been there but I was so zoned in on finding my list of stuff that I missed it though.
AA and AAA Energizer rechargeable batteries have worked well for me when applicable.
Sure, I use them when I need to but I just prefer rechargeable when I can.
1yr return policy is legit! I also love that they rent gear they sell. Nice way to test drive stuff.
Yeah great to check the garage sales for 11 month old rooftop tents. Seems to be a big thing.
REI outlet is my go too. I got a 3" mountain summit for under $100. Arrived within 3 days
The outlet and garage sales are both my go to as well!
I mainly go to REI for things that don’t go on sale regularly….. Jetboil is one that comes to mind…. and that they have in stock so I can get it that day, plus get the yearly dividend as well.
The dividend is a big selling point for sure. I haven’t bought there as much lately but the years I’d spend a ton of money I loved seeing that dividend money at the end.
Alisha had me subscribe! Nice content! Love some overlanding!
Nice yeah we just talked about that. Awesome, glad to have you along. Also glad she recommended my buddy Dewie
@@OXFOOT it was fun watching him try to hunt dow that drone lol
Good video do most of my shopping on Amazon also around here we don't hardly any camping gear in store
Yeah Amazon is still usually the first place I check when my ho to offroad shops don’t have something I’m looking for. Benefit to REI is that they have a 1 year return policy. Wild
The "garage" sales and and other sales are usually pretty good to grab some gear from rei
That’s where I get most of my boots. I haven’t been in a few years though. Idk what happened after Covid lockdowns.
@OXFOOT garage sales are supposedly over now. The in-store "Resupply" area (used/return items at deeply discounted prices) and their used gear website are the direction moving forward. I've gotten some sick deals!
@@camt1818 yeah. I guess I didn't know the garage sales were a separate thing, I just thought that's what they called their used section, I mean I knew they had a certain time where that stuff became even more discounted, but the used section in my local store still says garage
@@GamerNxUSN our used section was also labeled as "garage sale" until recently.
@@camt1818 damn I really liked the garage sales. I’ll have to check that out though, maybe it’s better than the in person deal.
love REI, nice stuff, but the price point is up there! Good video!
Yeah it was tough to find the budget stuff but it does exist. Mostly not though.
Dig the content! When you taking us on a camping trip?🏕
I was legit just talking about vlogging again. I do so much camping off camera but might as well bring y’all along.
Super informative!
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback!
Budget and rei used for the fist time in the same sentence!
I know I thought the same thing. I was worried I wouldn’t be able to find anything before I started researching.
Do you have a logo yet for your UA-cam channel or for OXFOOT? I was wanting to put some stickers of the youtubers' channel logos on my car. Love your channel and I'm always looking out for new videos to see what else you can teach/ share with people. Thanks!
I e had stickers for a while but hadn’t pushed them too much. I have a patch coming out very soon and then next thing is merch. But yeah do you follow on IG? Or somewhere you can shoot me an address to send a sticker.
The beach chairs that are sold at Home Depot for about $6-7 bucks aren’t bad for camp chairs
I’ll have to check out those chairs! Thanks!
If you're not maxing out your credit card at REI can you even call yourself an overlander?
You’ve heard of looks maxing, now check out credit maxing. It’s the thing women find the most attractive in men. Lol.
There are no budget items at REI that's why I get my stuff from Walmart and Big5
Yeah I mean it’s not nearly as cheap as Walmart and places like that but there are some budget things at REI.
REI is a spiritual and financial supporter of any motorized recreation on public lands. They continue to financially support several eco terror groups. Spend accordingly
They don’t support motorized recreation on public lands? I’ll have to look into that. Maybe I should stop purchasing from them.
@@OXFOOT I stopped years and years ago because they were then working actively against motorized recreation of all forms. Less publicly they were also against bikes, equestrian, and other forms of recreation. Timber and motorized rec were their top bad guys though. I doubt it's changed but has maybe become less strident with the boom in motorized camping