How to Start Overlanding: A Beginner’s Guide to Basics So You Can Start to Overland TODAY
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2022
- There are other video-guides on how to get started with Overlanding but this one keeps everything easy and really focuses on the bare-minimum basics so that you don't get overwhelmed before you even begin.
Check out my other videos for new overlanders here: • For New Overlanders
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Links from the video:
Cooking:
Propane Stove (Camp Chef Everest) a.co/d/1y0mpDF
Isobutane Stove (AOTU Portable Backpacking Stove) amzn.to/3VrLIYA
Isobutane Canisters (GasOne) amzn.to/3WtxJCX
Kettle (Primus 0.9L Kettle) amzn.to/3WpT7Jb
Fry Pan with folding handle (GSI Bugaboo Fry Pan) amzn.to/3vhoauY
All GSI Products www.avantlink.com/click.php?t...
6 lb Propane Tank (Worthington 6lb aluminum propane tank) powertank.com/products/cyl-pp06
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Freeze-Dried Meals:
Mountain House amzn.to/3I3gdkE
Backpacker's Pantry amzn.to/3I95PrA
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Water:
Icon Lifesaver Jerrycan Water Purifier: iconlifesaver.com/products/je...
Scepter Water Jerrycan amzn.to/3PWWK7c
• Dometic GO Hydration v...
GPS Navigation:
GAIA GPS www.gaiagps.com/
onX Offroad alnk.to/aWC0kMq
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• How-to GAIA GPS Video ...
Website Resources:
National Park Service www.nps.gov
US Forest Service www.fs.usda.gov
Bureau of Land Management www.blm.gov
Satellite Texting Devices:
Garmin In-Reach Mini (newer version than mine) amzn.to/3juIczu
ZOLEO amzn.to/3BZsjHN
Motorola Defy amzn.to/3NWYH3N
Spot X amzn.to/3WK1GhN
Bivy Stick amzn.to/3WP0iL5
Somewhere Global Hotspot somewearlabs.com/product/outd...
Leave No Trace:
lnt.org/
Outdoors Dish Soap:
Dr. Bronners Pure Castile Soap amzn.to/3vi8Jmf
Sea to Summit Wilderness Wash amzn.to/3Go6ZhP
All Sea-to-Summit Gear
www.avantlink.com/click.php?t...
First Aid (there are alot of great kits out there but here's one for you to check out):
www.amp-3.net (not affiliated)
Fire Extinguisher:
Element Fire Extinguisher amzn.to/3C43FWh
Trash Bucket:
GAMMA2 Vittles Vault amzn.to/3Q2zlBq
The Fridges I Use:
National Luna 52L Legacy www.equipt1.com/collections/n...
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Hood Solar Panel:
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Rooftop Tent Solar Panels:
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Bluetti Portable Solar Panels:
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You don't need a bunch of gear or a fancy new 4Runtacomadiatoronco to just go overlanding. Get started TODAY with the basics!
Links for stuff in the video are in the description above. Thanks for watching! See more here ua-cam.com/play/PLmzj4XGk6kUgT54Wolz0uKM7PE8rZe-6j.html
So refreshing to see someone talk about “overlanding” and not spend 5 min discussing tactical knives while fully decked out in 5-11 gear. Also, I spent 20 yrs in the military and you nailed the mission planning mindset. Planning to get in is only 1/3 the planning. Ya also gotta get out and ya got get thru an emergency(unexpected weather, gear/vehicle failure, injury/sickness). Nice!
Appreciate you for taking the time to comment! Thank you for your service to our nation as well. Yeah, good prep does most of the heavy lifting but right mindset for when, not if, things so sideways is critical. I'm constantly working on that right mindset thing--always a work in progress. Happy Holidays to you!
Agreed Mr. Twister. Too many "Tactical" operators who never served.
Someone I looked up to and idolized and and had a resume that would impress anyone once told me, “The most tactical person ever, is the one you never spotted.”
Why do people who were in the military always bring up the fact they were in the military? In every conversation.
Damn I only have one dog, I knew I needed two.
As someone who's interested in starting with overlanding, this vid is really inspiring.
Not busting dreams with "you need a 80k vehicle, and 10k gear!!" Just honest to the point information and advice 🙏
This video makes me so happy. Best “start overlanding” video that has literally ever been created or will ever be created. Ever. Simple, but crazy informative with practical tips and info, and friggin hilarious. And as a many many years overlander and bushcrafter I fully admit that feed container had never occurred to me 🤯
Thank you for the kind comment!
Firearm for two legged critters.
Not a topic for this channel but yeah danger lurks everywhere nowadays
I did a 2 month overlanding trip in 2019 from the east to the Canadian Rockies and Badlands, Glacier, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. I did that one with an AWD Lexus RX 350 pulling a little teardrop trailer and could go anywhere I wanted. But when planning a 2 month trip this year to Colorado, Utah and Arizona, there were so many places I wanted to go but couldn't without a legitimate high clearance 4WD vehicle that I bought a 4WD Toyota 4Runner and sold the Lexus and the trailer. I am converting to tent camping (including a collapsible cot because I'm too old to sleep on the ground) and since I'm making the trip on my own and use the 4Runner as my everyday driver, I'm going to keep everything inside the vehicle. No roof rack, external mounts, etc. that I won't need or use 90% of the time, that cost a lot of money, and that will decrease gas mileage and potentially make the inside of the vehicle noisier on the road.
Now that I got rid of the trailer and will have everything inside the vehicle, I can go anywhere the vehicle is capable of going instead of having to leave the trailer somewhere and go back and get it. No backtracking. I can travel point to point and if I see somewhere I want to stop to hike or photograph along the way, I don't have to worry about how much room I need to park and maneuver because of a trailer. I pretty much have all my gear at this point and am going to pack everything like I'm leaving to see if I can create enough space to sleep inside the vehicle when I'm only going to be somewhere for a night or two and don't want to set up the tent. I think I should be able to do it. I have several 3 to 5 night camping trips scheduled for close to home ahead of my big trip so I can see if I'm missing anything important, figure out how to pack the vehicle to quickly access the things I use the most, to get quicker at setting up and breaking down a campsite, etc.
One place where I've gone against what most people do is in the area of cooking. I am not comfortable carrying a propane tank inside my vehicle and am not going to spend the money required to safely mount one outside the vehicle. I'm going with a one burner induction cooktop that I can power with a Jackery. At its peak setting, the induction cooktop will draw a lot more power than the Jackery can put out on a sustained basis. But I've tested the induction cooktop with the Jackery and it does fine up to medium heat, which is good for 90% of my home cooking - pretty much everything other than searing meat. Induction cooking seems to be pretty common for overlanders in Australia based on videos, but I see very few Americans doing it.
I can supplement the induction cooktop by cooking on grills at campsites when fires are allowed. I have a little JetBoil and a couple of small butane canisters like backpackers use so I can quickly make coffee or hot tea without dragging out the portable kitchen and induction cooktop and opening up the back of the vehicle. I've ditched a Yeti cooler for a 45 liter portable refrigerator that has much more effective capacity (since it doesn't have to be 2/3 loaded with ice) and will run off the Jackery,. The Jackery can be recharged via an AC outlet in the vehicle in a couple of hours and it can power the refrigerator for 2-3 days.
Thanks for taking the time to make your videos. Yours and others like them have helped me look at different approaches and figure out what gear I need to overland the way I want to do it. If we don't have another Covid outbreak and my health stays good, I plan to spend a couple of months a year taking overlanding trips; it will be 2 season stuff where I can get mostly reasonable temperatures based on where I'm going. I'm not going to hike in 100 degree temperatures and if it's 20 degrees and snowing I'm going to be in a hotel, not a tent. I may do some winter trips where I stay in a centrally located hotel or cabin or two for a month and leave most of the overlanding gear at home.
Also, I appreciate your videos on dealing with depression. I went through a very rough 2 year period with debilitating depression, in large part due to health issues, but I have been clear of it for over 10 years now. Keep plugging and ask for help when you need it, and hopefully it will lift for you like it did for me.
Sounds like you have a very well thought out plan for what you want to do! Thanks for watching and I'm glad you were still able to get something out of it even with your experience and thorough planning.
Curious as to what Jackery you use. Was looking at the 1000 W ; looked like it could do a lot. Good comments and info.
Overlanding 101! LIVE IT!!! Just getting started, and finally someone who understands the NewB!!!
I will always be noob status. I may have a little bit of knowledge and experience but I'm a perpetual noob. There are so many things to constantly learn and improve on. I'll learn about the smallest, most seemingly trivial thing and have my mind blown. Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy New Year!
The way that you explain, made me feel calm! Thanks for sharing!
That's a very nice thing to say. Thank you!
This channel has the potential to grow like a stinky weed. Keep up the great narration!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! BACK TO BASICS FOR OVERLANDING. START SMALL THEN GROW FROM THERE.
😃 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Loved this video.. watched it twice.. i know im over thinking it..this just talked me off the ledge. 🤗
Thanks for watching! Don't be intimidated. Just do a short trip nearby and don't go down the gear rabbit hole unless you know you love it. Happy trails!
A bear would step on the vittles vault and crack it like an egg. Go with a bear proof container or bear bag hang. Keep bears safe and unfed so they don't get euthanized
I get that and I put mine in the rig now when I'm in bear country. Unfortunately, I can't go and add stuff to videos but I'll mention that in a 2024 update.
Hey man 👋 I just watched your video for the first time and I'm loving it. I've had my Jeep JKU for a few years, and I'm a huge camping fan. Well...overlanding it is! I'm digging your information and I love your sense of humor. THANK YOU!!!
Thank you for watching!
Wow - what an amazing video and I very much love your humor! You spoke like a normal person, not down to someone who just wants to get started. I just started getting interested in overloading for me and my family and you really helped with answering all but one question. The only question I had was how to connect with others on trails or guides.
The overlanding community as a whole is very helpful and friendly overall. Check out some of the online communities like Overland Bound if you want to connect with others in your area. As far as guides, there are a few companies that do guided overland trips but take a look at my other video on how to plan an overlanding adventure ua-cam.com/video/IBhZHAc-KK4/v-deo.html to help you get started. Thank you for watching and commenting!
Excellent video. Thank you
Loved the “pick-a-nic” basket reference. Absolutely fantastic video. Thanks for the quick, concise, and detailed information!
Thanks for watching!
Great video brother, thanks.
You mean a stock 4Runner can get me out there? Awesome video, Thank You
a stock 4runner with 4wd is pretty capable, especially with a rear locker
Thanks, Roger. Your videos keep me engaged and are both entertaining and informative. New sub ✅️ I'll definitely use some of your tips when I'm traveling.
OVERLANDING 101. A MUST WATCH.
Please share it with anyone you know that might find it useful! Thanks again!
this is the best vid I have found about just getting started. thnx for the info.
So thankful to find someone who includes more people in the description.
Thank you for watching!
@@ggg4runner As someone with a tent, outback and not much else looking to get into overlanding- aka vehicle based adventures. I really like you take.
People overland all over the world in vehicles of all sizes, shapes and number of wheels/tires. Ultimately, what does it matter what your drive as long as you have a good time and you're not harming others. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Great video, so many people already covered what i would say. Your approach is great, and nit being all tactic-bro'd out.
In terms of thos fire extinguishers, definitely look up more test videos, sometimes they work and othe times they don't. Could be a good supliment. We carry one if the aerosol cans in the kitchen kit and its always ready to go when cooking and everyone knows where it is. And an normal abc fire extinguisher, kitchen size or a touch larger.
I still carry the old ABC too. Thanks for the input and for watching!
Love your video. Fun, informative and joyful!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
If you're getting a new 20 lb. propane tank, Costco gets them in every spring, less than $30 and has a built in gauge. It you have a stove that takes 1 lb. green canisters, get an adapter and any size refillable tank, no throw away canisters and much lower cost.
Thanks for taking the time and sharing.
Thank YOU for watching!
Great advice. Thank you for taking the time to remind us on the basics!!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Cool video, man 👍🏻 thanks
I’m from Redding, CA so true NorCal. There are actually a lot of opportunities for campfire cooking in California, but it depends on the time of year. I just went last weekend and had a great time cooking over the campfire. From about mid July through Sep, you can depend on fire restrictions. Outside those times, you can totally enjoy campfire cooking. Just check with the ranger district or BLM office you’re planning on adventuring in to get current fire restrictions - and make sure to obtain a campfire permit!
Thanks, that's good info and good to know!
Woooow.... a campfire "permit"??? Yeah, reason number 1,294 of why I absolutely will never go to Commiforia. It is chock full of absolute idiots who cause, vote for and allow "laws" passed for crap like this. Just wow.
you are a good dude. i hope 2023 is full of awesome adventures for you!
Not that good but working on it. Thank you for watching and commenting! Did you do those 8-bit tracks on your channel?!? Those are awesome man!!!
Good job . Overlanding is kinda a new term . Lol . I'm 60. So we just called it camping . I have vehical camped from Maine to Alaska.
But I am building a 95 ram short bed single cab 4x4 with a campershell for an overland retirement adventure . She's already looking rad , got the big mud tires , chopped fenders and bumpers Bajaj style .
I live offgrid near a natinal park and national forest lands. So we get to have fun . Peace.
Thanks for watching! All the best to you and your retirement adventure!
Very entertaining & lots of good info, thank you for this 🤙🏼🙏🏼
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Great stuff man!Love the 4 runner and thanks for sharing your knowledge..your video are extremely well done
Much appreciated! Happy trails!
Great info! Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome! Straight to the point and a whole lot more!
appreciate you watching and commenting!
Okay this was super helpful thank you so much.
Thank you for watching!
Bro! Phenomenal video. Thanks for putting this out. Subbed!
Thanks for the sub!
Straight up dude! Likibg it 😊
Great video!
So useful. Thank you!
Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy Holidays
best video i’ve seen, thanks for doing it!
Thank you for watching and commenting!
As an old river rafter (now more on land) I have been using different fire pans for many years and have come up with a great,inexpensive system that I now use when taking our trailer out boondocking. Lots of (now called fire pits) fancy, trick, folding units hitting the market and that's good to see more folks using them instead of nasty rock fire rings but there is a very simple compact way that I show in my vids. The advantages are many and to "leave no trace" is just a bonus.
Awesome video!
Thanks for all the info
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Dude, that was a good vid! Genuinely enjoyed it!
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Good job man!!
Amazing video 👏👏👏👏
Very nice. Positive and straightforward.
Thanks for watching!
Great vid!! Love the humor! Definitely subscribing!!
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Amazing job man for making this informative video fun to watch
Thanks for watching!
Finally something that made sense! Thank you for breaking this down so simply - it was also hilarious!
Thanks for watching!
I really like your content; super accessible. I'm in the planning stages of a year-long trip along the Pan American Highway. This gave me a lot to think about, thanks!
Appreciate you watching and commenting! For your endeavor though, you'd be better off getting tips/ideas from someone like Desk to Glory, Scott Brady of Overland Journal, Expedition Overland (if you haven't already) as they have extensive international overlanding experience. Safe travels and happy trails!
You are very easy to listen to! Thank you for making great videos. I just subscribed. I tend to do camping in tents with girls friends once a year but your info is still helpful 😁👏❤️
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Thank you. This is SO helpful!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you found it helpful.
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Omg, you are fantastic. Great video and I’m looking forward to watching more. I hope to run into you on the trail.
Thank you for the kind words! Happy trails!
Awesome video sir. I feel good that I’ve done some of these things, these extra tips are a big help. Thank you.
Thank you for watching and commenting!
Hey, I use a Zodi Extreme as my hot shower. Water gets hot by placing the entire fire extinguisher looking unit over a fire of the stove. It has colored decals similar to what is used on fish tanks to display temps. It's mechanically pressurized so you can have a pressure shower. Not many overlanders know about this. Such a great device. No complicated set ups from the on demand hot water units.
Oh what the… I seriously haven’t heard of that one and appreciate you taking the time to suggest it. I’ll definitely take a close look at that when I’m planning the next long-ish trip! Thanks for watching and thanks for the recommendation! 😃
For what it's worth, I think in stages depending on circumstances of trip so for my shower:
Stage 1: 2liter soda bottle (with shower attachment off Amazon). Works great!
Stage 2: Nemo pressure shower (same as zodi but collapsible and cannot be placed over a fire to heat up)
Stage 3: zodi extreme.
Stage 4: on demand hot shower (which I don't see a need for yet). The geyser sponge system looks intriguing to me however.
Happy camping, fellow overlander!
❤️ this video. Interesting, informative & entertaining. Your Best Practices make too much sense! 👍
Appreciate you watching and commenting!
Thank you so much for this. I love this so much and I subscribed :D
Thank you for the sub!
@@ggg4runner You are absolutely welcome. Thank you 😁
This is a great video. Thank you for making it.
Thank you for watching!
This content is extremely well done. Thank you for creating and sharing this content. Very entertaining AND educational! Subscribed!
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Very refreshing to see a video so packed full of information! A lot of channels just dribble on for 10 minutes without saying anything of value!! Great job and well done!!!
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment1
@@ggg4runner 👍👍👍
Thank you so much for this simple but helpful video. It’s easy to get overwhelmed by all the gear, and technical details of hitting the road. Looking forward to visiting local trails and campsites to being.
Safe travels.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Happy trails!
Your presentation is highly entertaining but is greatly educational and inspiring. On point but hilarious! Thank you for making this!
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Excellent information. Thank you.
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New subscriber. Luv your presentation and content. Thanks for your time and sharing. Top man.
Thanks for the sub, watching and commenting 👊
Great video! Thanks for all the tips! Taking notes! 📝👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Happy trails and I wish you rewarding and memorable journeys!
@@ggg4runner Thank you so much! Just subscribed to your channel this evening. This video showed up in my recommended videos! 👍 Merry Christmas to you and your family!!!
@@ChristineExplores Merry Christmas! And, thank you for subscribing.
@@ggg4runner You’re welcome! 🎄🕊
Great Video! Thanks s lot!
Just starting and planning to go from Germany to Scandinavia
Sounds like a great journey! Happy trails!
So it’s just camping from the sound of it. Great vid. I been wanting to go camping especially now that my son is 10. He can enjoy it. I just ordered all the essentials for camping two days ago. Washington national parks here I come this weekend. Love the vid. U got a sub and hope to watch more insightful ones. Ty. 👍
I am certainly that guy that watched a bunch of UA-cam videos…I purchased a Cherokee xj for the purpose of eventually overlanding…this is by far the best video I have seen on the subject for beginners..very entertaining, straight forward, was comedic without being corny…thanks for this..I have subscribed
I like to think that I drive an XJ in another life. Thank you for the kind comment and for subbing!
This is the most practical, realistic overview I've seen! Thanks for the info. :)
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Didn't expect like it s much! You are an awesome entertainer and I got to learn some useful things too! Thank you ☺
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great video. Just subscribed for more great content. Very new to overlanding and live in California so was thinking Joshua Tree to get me started. Will be looking for your navigation tutorial with Gaia. Thanks for the great content!!!
New watcher. I loved your approach. Thanks for the video.
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Good Job on your video, just subscribed. Looking forward to some more.
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Really enjoyed the video. Your style is excellent and your advice was very practical. Thanks!
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Thank you , I just got into overlanding and I needed this how to start vid
Glad it helped you! Thanks for watching and commenting!
This video was very helpful. I’m planning on some short trips with my husband. Thank you!
I'm glad to hear it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
KISS, you hit it on the spot. Don't make it difficult. Excellent video to keep this form of traveling in perspective.
Thank you for watching and commenting! Happy trails!
The truth finally 😊new subscriber love from Ireland 🇮🇪💚
Thank you for watching, subscribing and commenting. Ireland looks like it would be an amazing place to overland. Happy Holidays!
Excellent info! Thanks for posting this! I’m new and heading out to the upper peninsula in Michigan and the Dakotas in June in my Nissan Titan Pro 4X. 👍👍👍Looking very forward to this!
Thanks for watching and hope you have a great adventure!
@@ggg4runner that’s NOT optional! 👌
Ok, your videos are awesome, and they are getting better as you go. This is the first one that I watched and got me to like and subscribe. Thanks for speaking on mental health! I’m a vet and fight those same battles. Not sure if you ever sold enclosed utility trailers, but if so, I bought one from you!!! At that time I had a lime green wrangler. Anyway, look forward to more vids. I too live in the Bay Area. Morgan Hill
Never sold trailers unless I do some crazy sleep walking. 👊🏼 to a fellow South Bay-er.
Thank you for your service to our nation. Happy Holidays!
Man I just picked up my 3rd gen 4runner and plan to start overlanding and I love all this content. Thanks man 👍
Thanks for watching and happy trails! 3rd gens the best gen!
I haven't laughed out loud watching an overlanding vid in a long time...but did during yours! Great information and very well presented! Looking forward to your upcoming Gaia use video!
Thank you for watching! Can you tell my wife I’m kinda funny for me 🤣 Happy holidays to you!
Man, this is a great video. I’m new to overlanding/camping/off-roading so I’ve had a tendency to wanna go overboard with equipment etc. you’re video is practical and knowledgeable. This definitely helps me a lot. Thanks!
Thanks for watching! Learn from my mistakes of falling down the endless gear rabbit hole 😅
Great informative video.
Thank you for watching!
Great video and entertaining too! While we have most of the camping basics covered in our Tacoma TRD including a Thule RTT and 50qt Alpicool fridge (both excellent choices), I still got some gems from your video. New subscriber!
Thanks for watching! Happy Trails!
Thanks.. Love the humor.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
This video was super helpful. Alot of common sense/not so common sense things that people typically overlook were covered here, and I think you definitely nailed it. Awesome video look forward for the gear vid !
Glad it was helpful! Gear vid is already up and the Overland Trip Planning 101 vid will be live tomorrow 1/7 at 9am PDT. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very helpful video. thank you
Thank YOU for watching and commenting!
EXCELENT CONTENT VIDEO. I LOVE YOURS 4RUNNERS. THIS IS THE BEST GEN
Thank you for watching!
So glad to have just discovered your channel. I’m planning on starting on easy off roading and just overnight overlanding. I’m also having high anxiety and stress lately and hoping this helps me out. Subbed and also going to look you up on IG.
If you enjoy the great outdoors, I think it'll be good for you. Several studies have shown that nature is therapeutic. I should have that how to plan an overland trip video done by Sat. 1/7/2023 so hopefully that one will be useful to your future adventures. Thank you for watching, commenting and subbing! Happy future-trails to you!
awesome video, fun to watch and educational! I am moving from Austin, TX to a small mountain town in New Mexico, which led me to get a used 4WD 4Runner... well, one thing leads to another and now I'm daydreaming about epic overland camping experiences - solo (maybe make some crazy synth videos out in the wilderness), with my daughter, and with friends!
This really helps me picture the planning and excitement of getting my new (used) truck out on the trails! So cool
Thanks for watching and happy trails!
You cover everything that everyone forgets about, all the other over-landing videos I see are always all about showing off how much money they spent on those refrigerators and rooftop tents, you covered everything that should be commonsense, thanks man I appreciate it all that was recommended and made two new things on my check list, that would be specially the soap and the fire extinguisher
Thanks for watching and commenting! May you have rewarding adventures ahead!
Very informative and very naturally entertaining. Thanks from Oz 😊
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Thank you, educational and informative. Well done.
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great job on this video. very informative and well edited
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great channel...glad I found it
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Dialed in 100% here, all good info-and true! Take a First Aid class based on wilderness; get bear spray in many places in Canada and Alaska the local fire station has bear spray to loan out. Also appreciate your humor and excellent editing. Nice work. 😊
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Wow, 2.42 subs in just three months, must be a record. I know how much time is spent in composing an outstanding video like yours....very helpful and impressive. Great advice for beginners and those of us who have done some Overlanding. Thumbs up and new sub. Also you have great presentation skills. Now off to see more of your videos.
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you for subbing and for taking the time to comment!