Overlanding Gear Essentials | Budget gear for the average overlander
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Since some of you asked what my essentials are for my overland setup, this is what I run and I’m going to walk you through it as I load my truck for the next adventure. Cheap budget ideas for the average or beginner overlander
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W.D.O. you nailed it. I am embarassed to admit that I fell into the trap of building out a vehicle, spending way more than necessary on gear and upgrades that I "might" use instead of focusing on what I normally do and the essentials. I kept telling myself Ithat I'd need all those upgrades for my trip to Alaska. Turns out I never used most of that gear.
It happens man. I did too with my first build, that’s why I’m making these videos to put out info on the stuff I’ve already had experience with, and what I’ve made mistakes on. I could care less what people spend their money on, but if I can help some people spend less I’m happy to do it!
very informative for a beginner . Thank you
100% agree. Less is more. More $$ doesn’t mean better. #makeoverlandingcheapagain
Great video. I just moved from Ohio to New Mexico. Until I meet some new friends it appears I will be out there oftentimes solo. I’ve learned I can purchase some “disaster insurance” (not sure what to call it really). But, let’s say I leave my vehicle for a trail hike & break my leg. As long as I have my Garmin InReach on me (currently don’t own one) I can message for helicopter assistance. Do you pay for anything like that?
I don’t have anything like that, I probably should for solo trips. If you’re a big hiker I’d highly suggest it. It’s also advantageous if you run those with some other friends on the trail, you can track each other so no one could get lost.
Hi Cody! So the truck is fixed now? Got it back to trail ready? I think the last video it was in you needed to take it down for a bit of maintenance...
Good job on the video! I think allot of people can benefit from the information and reasoning you presented.
You're pretty Savvy for a youngster... LOL! I'm 60, so cut me some slack! When I started camping, hunting, fishing on my own back in 1978, I'd go to garage sales, swap meets, etc. to buy gear second hand... I guess nowadays Facebook Marketplace and the like are the equivalent of that? Gotta know what you're looking for and what condition it's in, or if you're skilled enough to repair... Keeps you from paying full price for stuff... Maybe that's not a "thing" now... I bought an old white gas Coleman stove for $10.00 like that. Ran it for 30 years, even bought a conversion to propane for it later on, eventually passed it on to a Step Son along with some other gear I was no longer using. He was looking to start his own collection of camping gear. What can I say? That stove didn't owe me anything... Anyway, I guess my point is there are people who dove into camping, etc. and no longer use their gear, so they sell it cheap... Some don't, but deals can be found...
Can't wait to see the next trail video! Take Care, Bill
Thanks Bill! I try to keep it cheap and easy, like most people. The tundra just completed a 700 miles journey and it will be posted this Sunday!
Just bought that same AllTop air compressor last week. Went to use it and it literally died after about 20 seconds of using it.
No way! What a bummer, cheap Chinese product, it either lasts or it doesn’t
Great video with no nonsense awesome suggestions! Like and subscribe engaged.
Appreciate that!
Just because SOME Australians are sleeping on the ground is no reason for me to do it. lol
You’re not wrong, they make swag cots. Lol
I am speaking on behalf of Jack; He is right next to me. I am Jacks dad. I take jack on these adventures of Arizona as well. He loves the history of Arizona! I found you the other day and showed Jack your channel, and he subscribed. He watches and I do as well. Jack and I are trying to show people around the world how beautiful and historic Arizona is. More people need to know more about the beauty and history of Arizona. They need to realize we are much more than just a desert. Maybe we will meet up sometime on the trail since we travel in the same circle. Shawn and Jack, San Manuel.
Thank for you joining the channel! Seems like we have a few things in common, one being the love for our amazing state. I’m not far from you all either, just on the other side of the Catalina’s. The cascabel valley is one of my favorite roads to drive through.
I'm curious, any skiing in Arizona? Yes I mean snow and yes I am serious lol. 😅
This is great, regular guy, not overbuilt rig. Keep it up 👊
Thank you brother 👊🏼
Firecrate USA makes an adapter to run those Amazon pumps on your reliance water jug. It works good and it's cheap
idk if i overdid it but i think i got the essentials and having a 1000 watts inverter with induction cooker is a game changer for me and now i got a 1kw with mini microwave freaking awesome with warming coffee and food during cold camping
If you can afford it, have no buyers remorse and it makes your life easier out camping, I’d say not over done at all.
@@Whitedogoverland true i wanted a tundra tho for my alcan to anchorage trip i dont want to sleep on a tent with bears and shit
What happened to your ARB rear bag?
I’m sorry, which bag are you referring to? Not sure I have an arb bag… I might be missing something haha
Past 10 or 15 mph, the engine bay is flooded with cold air.
Damn son when did you get so buff?
Haha chocolate milk and hot dogs my man!
Great job son! The only thing that's missing is Mila...
Love the budget friendly stuff. So many RUclipsrs have $1000s of dollars spent on pretty much the same stuff you have. I don’t think i will go rooftop tent as i use my raptor for a lot of the faster runs/trails. A Gazelle tent has been a good way for us to camp out of it without converting my whole bed.
I just really enjoy the hand me down stuff and second hand purchases, way less buyers remorse. Totally unnecessary to buy brand new. Those gazelles are awesome, if I was to ground tent camp in my pickup I’d definitely buy one
Carry a bucket in my trash bag as well. It’s a lot my toilet, although I tend to still be a “log pooper”. I constantly reconfigure my situation on my rig, it never ends. Thanks for the great ideas, you knowledge is appreciated.
Thanks for watching!
Bucket idea in the spare tire trash pack is a good idea, will be using that lol
Great setup and love that you keep budget in mind! I do a similar thing with a bucket for trash. Swapped over to something called a Vittles Vault. Basically just adds a nice screw on lid with seal to top of a bucket and keep the stink of week old trash in. Made to store pet food, but works great for trash and pretty budget friendly. Figured I would pass it along. Subbed up and like your style!
I’ve heard of those, that’s a damn good idea thanks for sharing!
@@Whitedogoverland you really can forget your trash in there and keep it in your garage for weeks without knowing it….I learned that the hard way lol. God did it stink when I finally remembered to dump it. A little bleach and water did the trick for making it like new again.
Swag the way to go...can't beat CrashPad....I have a lot of their gear...this good video.
Thank you, yeah swags are great. Beats the traditional pop up forsure
My boyfriend said "thank you for the ideas for budget gear" I go sometimes but he's alone on most of the overlanding trips.😊
Tell him I’m glad to help!
❤ the practicality of your load out. Turns out you don’t need $100k in gear to go camping.
You sure don’t, just gotta get out and have fun!
First aide kit and recovery gear?
Damn, I didn’t even touch on that. Might have to make a separate video for beginners!
@@Whitedogoverland Thanks
We always carried a full-size shovel for when you really have serious digging to do. But we didn't have a winch either. Lot of my stuff was Military surplus buys.
I really need a bigger shovel, need to find somewhere to mount it to the exterior. My dad has given me loads of old surplus over the years, great gear!
@@Whitedogoverland My first guess would be weld or bolt some strap or clamp brackets to your bumper. We usually just thru it in the pick-up bed but you have a lot going on in there.
You should try a pre filter on the snorkel it's crazy how well they work you'd utilize it with what you do & RIP to that chair 🤣
Pre filter ordered, this last trip kicked up some wild dust!
I have toyed around with putting a skid plate on my 2018 Rav 4,adventure. I do a bit of off off roading. Did you put one on your Rav?
I did, but I haven’t shown it off yet. It’s nothing special, 16ga bent aluminum. I’ll cover it in a video soon
@@Whitedogoverland awesome! Thank you
Awesome info, thanks. This channel is gold
Thanks!!
Great video man always appreciate your perspective .
Thanks brother!
I have had my ICECO VL45 for almost 4 years now. It is a great fridge/freezer.
I’m happy to hear that, that’s the fridge they’re sending
@@Whitedogoverland I get it to temp at the house and put it in my truck on ECO mode. I have camped in a single place for 4 days with it plugged into the truck outlet, never running the engine, and my truck started right up on the morning of day 5. I like your power pack option better and it is on my list.
@@IAmWoodyI don’t know if I’d want to push my luck doing that. That sounds pretty iffy.
After I wheeled a few trips I upgraded my suspension and it completely changed the overland experience, total game changer. I wasted a lot money on a lithion battery as I really only power my frig with it. If I were to do it again I would do your setup.
That agm battery is weigh (see what I did there?) heavier than lithium. Get more electric items and utilize that battery.
I just enjoy the simplicity of not hard mounting my agm, they’re cheap and will last years if you treat them right.
Thanks for the video. I'm getting ready to buy a new pickup to use for overlanding and this is a good place to start looking for gear to outfit it
GL I hope you dont mind scratches on a new truck!
Good luck and most importantly have fun!
Would love to see more detail about how you run electricity / your battery setup!
I have a very old video on it, might have to make a new one!
@@Whitedogoverland it’d be much appreciated!
I'm actually pretty close to your set up! Truck, Deckd system, Twin compressor, 52L fridge and store thing almost exactly as you do! Nice!
I ran an AGM 105 amp/hr battery with the alligator to 12v cable like you have but went to a Jackery 1000. Much lighter but my Jackery won't jump start my truck. Hopefully it will never be a problem.
You can always get a jump pack, I carry one just incase!
@Whitedogoverland I just got on a couple days ago!
@imbdileva they work phenomenal, usually get about 8 starts out of my gooloo!
Love all your content but these one are my favorites. Hope you do more.
Might have to start!
Like you see/hear you go more in depth on your extra battery setup for your fridge . What you use and connect as far as cables, inverters , charging etc.