What can you say about such a blazing fun episode and the conclusion of another magnificent season? After every video, I always come away feeling awed, inspired, and with a sense of longing to have been more a part of the journey than a mere spectator.
What can be be said about such a blazing fun episode and the conclusion of another magnificent season? After every episode, I always come away feeling awed, inspired and with a sense of longing to have been more apart of the journey than a mere spectator.
To me this was one of the best episode on channel. Sand dune and your cinematography leads me to feel better and appreciate life and embrace the struggles. That is life and ups and downs .
TIP: Tie some paracord to your Maxtracks attaching them to your rear bumper and you don't need to walk all the way back to where you were stuck at to retrieve them.
People don't realize what it takes to produce content like you guys. At this point, you guys are making it look easy but that can sometimes be misconstrued and robs you guys for all the efforts. From all of us who cannot join your adventures, THANK YOU! for sharing yours.
What a treat to enjoy 45 minutes of humor, inspiration, challenges, and guidance. Clay and Rachelle's dream has reached out and provided a positive place to land in a world that can sometimes feel a little dreary and worrisome. Clay always makes us think with his positive thinking and philosophies about life. There are many choices, and we're glad you chose to do this! Thanks to the whole team!
"Go out there find adventure, if it scares you a little bit you should do it. " this is one of if not the best expedition show I've been privileged to watch. the positive attitude under extreme conditions is a fresh sight to see. Continue giving us up lifting content.
Best episode of the series by far. The memories of driving 30,000 miles outside the wire in Southern Helmand Province Afghanistan came flooding back as y’all drove across the dunes and made your own path! Good times!
That ending was perfect! What a tease! Great job everyone. It's great message you are sending. In addition to working to achieve your goals, help your friends achieve theirs.
You Guy's Absolutely Amazing!!! Not only in the Road, Not only as Adventurer; but in UNITY,TEAM, FRIENDS,LOVE and Especially FAMILY.. Keep it Up Brother's...
This episode ultimately shows how much heart you guys have, how much passion you share, and how much fun this adventure of life is! As you have said, life is short you have to enjoy what you can. Great season, thank you for sharing it with us.
This was an AMAZING series this year!! Thank You to the entire XO crew for making this happen! Cant wait to watch your next adventure and also have a couple of my own 🤙
Just wow! What an absolutely blast to watch it. I’m a rookie and want to start small adventures - this is so amazing to see where experience can take you! Can’t wait for the 2020 plans
I watch a lot of different overlanding channels, and I enjoy the content and insight. It’s awesome that your career allows you to experience such fantastic things. That being said, it does seem like everyone is on the move all the time. That everything revolves around a schedule, and doesn’t hangout for long periods of time when they find these great locations. So, it seems that it’s just an enjoyable career...
You must be getting tired of me after every episode telling you what an awesome job you guys are doing. So, this time I’m gonna keep it brief and to the point: “Wow! Godspeed! Thanks”
Hey ! loved this season ! what a beauty shot of all three rigs in the desert with the flying gizmo's overhead, it was awesome. thanks so much for making these videos and putting so much effort into them, it really inspires me to make my own videos better. I cant wait until next season ! I hope the Tacoma is back ! haha
You are very blessed to be able to travel as you do. Your videos are stunning as well as your vehicles. I've had a hard time getting interested in the ultralight aviation part and I've watched the videos to give the flight parts a chance. I am fully vested in your overloading and your amazing vehicles. You don't need anything else as your trucks are enough.
Greetings from Lithuania (little flat country). Amazing. Though once in a lifetime I would like to experience an adventure like you... But back to reality - just waiting another season to watch...
Great episode. 18 psi is to high for the dunes, needs to be under 16 and above 8. In my car ( 90 series Toyota ) in the duns between 14 - 10. Usually 12 when the vehicle carry heavy loads.
Have you ever considered trying to tie the MaxxTraxx to the rear bumper with a chunk of 'Mule Tape' rope like a leash? I know it would add a whole level of complexity having a trailer... and may cause more issues then it's worth, but could save you such a long walk back to recover them.
I absolutely love what you guys do!! In the process of building my Tacoma. Really hoping I to will have an amazing crew and great rigs on amazing journeys!!! Love you guys!!!
While the production level is better, gone are the days of authenticity and relatability. I guess that’s the price of success. Inspired, yes, still, but who isn’t inspired watching a half million dollars worth of equipment playing Offroad.
i wonder with those winds, if a portal windmill would be great to deploy when you're not driving to generate e-power. I know it's that more stuff you don't want to pack. Just something cool for EV trucks that will be available for the market in coming months or years.
Great season! Curious if you'd ever considered the new diesel in the Jeep? Far better mileage for long distances, and much more torque seems ideal for this.
@3:36 what gaiter is Brian wearing? Love the show and planning a build on my Tacoma so I can travel and get out of my comfort zone. Keep on keepin on boys!
hmm maybe add some rope or string to the max tracks when you drive off they willl just drag behind the truck and then when you get to a safe place you wont have to walk 1/2 a mile just to get them..
Great episode but would have really liked to have seen what was required to enter Mexico. Insurance? Visas? Maybe it's getting back into the US where you'll be more comprehensive.
ok so finally finnished the video, why in the hell if you have paramotors & drones did you not use them to scout ways through the dunes and not waste fuel?
In the UK your 164 gallon of fuel would cost us £893 sterling. ($1168 US) That and the fact the country is so small is a major reason for very limited off roading! That said, we dont use vehicles that only return 14.6 mpg!
@@towm8tr i dont know anyone who travels from the UK, to the US to pay them for health care! 10 year survival rates in the US is 52% in the UK 50%. You dont get longer if you pay more! I'll stay here and settle for 2% less with less risk of getting my head blown off by a nutter with a gun. As far as being pissed off with the price of fuel, no! As i said we have nowhere to off road, dont buy over sized, overweight vehicles and certainly wouldnt entertain fuel guzzling vehicles producing such abysmal mpg. We use less so spend less and do very well thank you. Not unlike our health care!
Something I was once told was to tie maxtrax and the like to the rear bumper, that way you wouldn't need to stop to collect them. Has anyone done this?
Ok so I’ve just noticed the first design flaw that has peaked my attention in considering the Patriot campers x1. The pantry door can’t open far with the gas line extended to the cooker? Is that just a convenience in your set up clay to expedite pack up and set up or is it a big bare and some feed back to be given to the design team? Seriously considering a purchase but small details like that might mean I look somewhere else.
Ethereal Searching If I’m remembering right, I think that’s our fault. We should have had a longer gas hose. We can also take the tank out but we keep it strapped down for expediency purposes when we wrap camp up. If it’s hooked up right, it doesn’t impede the drawers. It’s an amazing trailer. Can’t believe what we’ve done with it!
Curious here, but did u guys trying lowering your Tyre pressures even lower than what u mentioned in the video? Looking at your rolling tyres they didn’t look like they were lower enough...As I said, just curious as it’s hard to gauge from the video... btw, well done, love desert driving, especially seeing other deserts of the world...
Lower than 18psi with normal tires you can run into issues with debeading. This is where actually paying for beadlock rims makes a lot of sense.... lower it down to 1psi, anything as long as it isn't riding on the rim lol
SuperCJification U can easily lower it below 18psi as long as u are aware not to turn too sharply. Here in Australia we quite often go down to between 10-14psi for our desert driving but it mainly depends on vehicle weight as to how low u can go
Thank you for joining us this season everyone! Happy New Year and we hope 2020 is filled with adventures - go put one on the calendar!
What can you say about such a blazing fun episode and the conclusion of another magnificent season? After every video, I always come away feeling awed, inspired, and with a sense of longing to have been more a part of the journey than a mere spectator.
What can be be said about such a blazing fun episode and the conclusion of another magnificent season? After every episode, I always come away feeling awed, inspired and with a sense of longing to have been more apart of the journey than a mere spectator.
Great episode ... again. I am in the middle of my Xterra project and y’all continue to inspire. Thanks for what you do.
ExpeditionOverland “thank you”..... just a simple “thank you”
To me this was one of the best episode on channel. Sand dune and your cinematography leads me to feel better and appreciate life and embrace the struggles. That is life and ups and downs .
TIP: Tie some paracord to your Maxtracks attaching them to your rear bumper and you don't need to walk all the way back to where you were stuck at to retrieve them.
People don't realize what it takes to produce content like you guys. At this point, you guys are making it look easy but that can sometimes be misconstrued and robs you guys for all the efforts. From all of us who cannot join your adventures, THANK YOU! for sharing yours.
Thank you very much for watching!
What a treat to enjoy 45 minutes of humor, inspiration, challenges, and guidance. Clay and Rachelle's dream has reached out and provided a positive place to land in a world that can sometimes feel a little dreary and worrisome. Clay always makes us think with his positive thinking and philosophies about life. There are many choices, and we're glad you chose to do this! Thanks to the whole team!
Thank you very much for your words! We love sharing and inspiring, thank you for watching and here’s to 2020!
"Go out there find adventure, if it scares you a little bit you should do it. " this is one of if not the best expedition show I've been privileged to watch. the positive attitude under extreme conditions is a fresh sight to see. Continue giving us up lifting content.
Thank you!
This episode was absolutely stunning. Everything about it from the story telling to the cinematography. Just stunning lol 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
The end was truly the best part. To encourage people to get out and find their Adventure no matter what it is. That brings it down to being real!
Best episode of the series by far. The memories of driving 30,000 miles outside the wire in Southern Helmand Province Afghanistan came flooding back as y’all drove across the dunes and made your own path! Good times!
Tied with "Return to the Mackenzie" for your best work yet. Thanks for all the hard work you guys put into this channel and your videos.
Ty sure has come a long way from hacking himself with a machete.
Andy Redmon Thank you?
😂 no problem.
Your flying looks absolutely amazing. Your living right brother
That ending was perfect! What a tease! Great job everyone. It's great message you are sending. In addition to working to achieve your goals, help your friends achieve theirs.
The dunes are pretty scary but you guys make it look easy. What a great way to start the year!
You and your team has inspired me to jump in the wild, 2020 will be the year I will fight for my adventure. Thank you.
Great job! Really enjoyed the flying, four wheeling and camping all together. Everything worked! Thank You
Guys, this one made me laugh all the way !!! The good vibes are up ... we can feel the team building up !! Very good in deed !! Loved it !!! Cheers
Thanks!
One of my favorite episodes, guys! Every one of your episodes puts a smile on my face.
My favorite episode to date. Amazing cinematography and story telling! Keep up the awesome work, can’t wait to see what’s next!
Love the reflection and philosophy of adventure at the conclusion!👍
Another great season! Keep the spirit alive! We love it.
Thank you!
Lol that Tundra was very graceful it was.
You Guy's Absolutely Amazing!!! Not only in the Road, Not only as Adventurer; but in UNITY,TEAM, FRIENDS,LOVE and Especially FAMILY.. Keep it Up Brother's...
SO GOOD!
Thanks guys!
This episode ultimately shows how much heart you guys have, how much passion you share, and how much fun this adventure of life is! As you have said, life is short you have to enjoy what you can. Great season, thank you for sharing it with us.
Your new cameraman's choice of camera panning and movement is killer. Well done.
Great Final chapter, excited to see what’s in the works for this year!!
Man that was so inspiring to watch.. such a great group of people. And some really great trucks!!!!
What a great way to experience the sand and fun of driving on them! Great episode guys!
Your trip was awesome and really opened my eyes that I need to get out and enjoy life.
Really great show boys! Appreciate the role models you are for the rest of us!
This was an AMAZING series this year!! Thank You to the entire XO crew for making this happen! Cant wait to watch your next adventure and also have a couple of my own 🤙
Just wow! What an absolutely blast to watch it. I’m a rookie and want to start small adventures - this is so amazing to see where experience can take you! Can’t wait for the 2020 plans
Another awesome adventure complete, well done XO! Bring on 2020!
I watch a lot of different overlanding channels, and I enjoy the content and insight. It’s awesome that your career allows you to experience such fantastic things. That being said, it does seem like everyone is on the move all the time. That everything revolves around a schedule, and doesn’t hangout for long periods of time when they find these great locations.
So, it seems that it’s just an enjoyable career...
Great episode. Great Season. I'm sorry it's over. Till next time ...
You must be getting tired of me after every episode telling you what an awesome job you guys are doing. So, this time I’m gonna keep it brief and to the point: “Wow! Godspeed! Thanks”
😂 Thank you!
That dune surfing was pretty cool. It made for some good footage.
Hey ! loved this season ! what a beauty shot of all three rigs in the desert with the flying gizmo's overhead, it was awesome. thanks so much for making these videos and putting so much effort into them, it really inspires me to make my own videos better. I cant wait until next season ! I hope the Tacoma is back ! haha
Thank you!
Amazing series XO team.
Salt Bae moment was the cake
Awesome, AZ. My State. Glad you like it
This whole series seems so polished. Well done guys. Really wanna see you guys traverse Africa or London to Singapore.
Bravo, sirs!
Nice, always nice. Great works and keep inspiring 💪
Thanks so much, we appreciate it!
Nice final episode! Great to see you all having such a good time, not to mention the Jeep towing the Toyota 😁 Happy Ne Year.
Thank you for the amazing content! Everything about your videos is perfect!!! You guys are legends!
Epic finish to a fantastic season!
You are very blessed to be able to travel as you do. Your videos are stunning as well as your vehicles. I've had a hard time getting interested in the ultralight aviation part and I've watched the videos to give the flight parts a chance. I am fully vested in your overloading and your amazing vehicles. You don't need anything else as your trucks are enough.
Greetings from Lithuania (little flat country).
Amazing. Though once in a lifetime I would like to experience an adventure like you...
But back to reality - just waiting another season to watch...
Great season guys
Thank you I always enjoy
Thank you!
Incredible trip incredible channel ,keep going
Fantastic episode!
Great episode.
18 psi is to high for the dunes, needs to be under 16 and above 8.
In my car ( 90 series Toyota ) in the duns between 14 - 10.
Usually 12 when the vehicle carry heavy loads.
Fantastic episode! I'm heading to Aviator PPG next week for my PPG training at Lake Wales. Hope to fly dunes one day!
Well? Where to next? I'm with Richard. Africa! South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana, Namibia would be an unforgettable adventure.
Have you ever considered trying to tie the MaxxTraxx to the rear bumper with a chunk of 'Mule Tape' rope like a leash? I know it would add a whole level of complexity having a trailer... and may cause more issues then it's worth, but could save you such a long walk back to recover them.
Sad to see it’s over! But onto the next great pursuit! (Pun intended)
Love the teaser at the end. 🤔
😂 thank you!
Awesome job!
Makes me want to go find some sand dunes and learn to drive in them!
Not hard,
Correct tyre pressure, sand Flag, and driving to conditions
Everynight I dream to be a part of this amazing team.... Seriously looking forward to build a expidition company here In India.
i just cant belive my eyes watching this video
Thank you guys for sharing this adventure with us! It was so inspiring!
Fantastic last episode! This one really had a good feel to it. Exciting and fun to watch! Keep up the had the work, it really does show on our end! 👏
best cliffhanger EVER!! aaaaaaaaaaagh...
In the wise words of Anakin Skywalker “I don’t like sand its course and it gets everywhere”
Several years ago, I climbed an 800ft dune in the Erg al-Chebbi of Morocco and Algeria. It took weeks to get all the sand out of my boots.
That Jeep stands like a sore thumb! It feels out of place... Leave it somewhere in the desert! :) Let the hating begin... lol
MPG 5.8 like boos!!!
Excellent series!
I absolutely love what you guys do!! In the process of building my Tacoma. Really hoping I to will have an amazing crew and great rigs on amazing journeys!!! Love you guys!!!
While the production level is better, gone are the days of authenticity and relatability. I guess that’s the price of success.
Inspired, yes, still, but who isn’t inspired watching a half million dollars worth of equipment playing Offroad.
Yup, from what I can tell, a "terrible" time XD
I'm glad I didn't watch this at work or I would've lol'd a little too loud
The hat tan though
This episode was great. Should have made the whole series about this desert crossing instead of mucking around with the rest of it.
i wonder with those winds, if a portal windmill would be great to deploy when you're not driving to generate e-power. I know it's that more stuff you don't want to pack. Just something cool for EV trucks that will be available for the market in coming months or years.
Next year New-zealand 🤤
6:18 "Exploring out here is no joke."
dessert travel... travel at night, sleep during the day...
Great season! Curious if you'd ever considered the new diesel in the Jeep? Far better mileage for long distances, and much more torque seems ideal for this.
For sure!!
moose4130 good diesel is harder to find
@3:36 what gaiter is Brian wearing? Love the show and planning a build on my Tacoma so I can travel and get out of my comfort zone. Keep on keepin on boys!
hmm maybe add some rope or string to the max tracks when you drive off they willl just drag behind the truck and then when you get to a safe place you wont have to walk 1/2 a mile just to get them..
I got one for you - sea kayaking + 4x4
Is that the PCOR truck tray on the Tundra? Really like them do you mind me asking how much that would set me back?
Touch base with Exploration Outfitters for a price. They're the US distributor :)
I appreciate it. I forgot I saved the website and got the price. 10k way to much. Anyway awesome channel can't wait to see what you all do next!
First!
Nice! LOL.
@@ExpeditionOverland Fifth! (Almost as good)
Awesome trip this is something I have been wanting to do as well! But can you explain the rooster crowing in the middle of the desert at 16:33 please?
It's morning time ;)
Great episode but would have really liked to have seen what was required to enter Mexico. Insurance? Visas? Maybe it's getting back into the US where you'll be more comprehensive.
a dirt bike would have helped scout and help un stuck people. throw it on the trailer
Just owning a Land Rover is “daring”
They must have brought their own rooster 16:33. Or maybe they are near someone’s back yard????
What is your latrine strategy for the desert?
ok so finally finnished the video, why in the hell if you have paramotors & drones did you not use them to scout ways through the dunes and not waste fuel?
We did use the drones for a lot of scouting. A lot of the time it was too windy even to fly the drones.
Right at the end of the show, the answer whispered into the ear 👂 must’ve been Syria.
In the UK your 164 gallon of fuel would cost us £893 sterling. ($1168 US) That and the fact the country is so small is a major reason for very limited off roading! That said, we dont use vehicles that only return 14.6 mpg!
@@towm8tr i dont know anyone who travels from the UK, to the US to pay them for health care!
10 year survival rates in the US is 52% in the UK 50%. You dont get longer if you pay more!
I'll stay here and settle for 2% less with less risk of getting my head blown off by a nutter with a gun.
As far as being pissed off with the price of fuel, no! As i said we have nowhere to off road, dont buy over sized, overweight vehicles and certainly wouldnt entertain fuel guzzling vehicles producing
such abysmal mpg. We use less so spend less and do very well thank you. Not unlike our health care!
Something I was once told was to tie maxtrax and the like to the rear bumper, that way you wouldn't need to stop to collect them. Has anyone done this?
Ok so I’ve just noticed the first design flaw that has peaked my attention in considering the Patriot campers x1. The pantry door can’t open far with the gas line extended to the cooker? Is that just a convenience in your set up clay to expedite pack up and set up or is it a big bare and some feed back to be given to the design team? Seriously considering a purchase but small details like that might mean I look somewhere else.
Ethereal Searching If I’m remembering right, I think that’s our fault. We should have had a longer gas hose. We can also take the tank out but we keep it strapped down for expediency purposes when we wrap camp up. If it’s hooked up right, it doesn’t impede the drawers. It’s an amazing trailer. Can’t believe what we’ve done with it!
Curious here, but did u guys trying lowering your Tyre pressures even lower than what u mentioned in the video? Looking at your rolling tyres they didn’t look like they were lower enough...As I said, just curious as it’s hard to gauge from the video...
btw, well done, love desert driving, especially seeing other deserts of the world...
Lower than 18psi with normal tires you can run into issues with debeading. This is where actually paying for beadlock rims makes a lot of sense.... lower it down to 1psi, anything as long as it isn't riding on the rim lol
SuperCJification U can easily lower it below 18psi as long as u are aware not to turn too sharply. Here in Australia we quite often go down to between 10-14psi for our desert driving but it mainly depends on vehicle weight as to how low u can go
@@robmacca67 Sure, looks like they're riding pretty hard over bumps and with quite a bit of weight on at least the rear axles of all the vehicles
Wonder where Scott and Rhonda Cahill have gone?
I see a max max tracks high five .,....
Wow, there is fuel out in the middle of nowhere?!
whats the song that was playing at 9 minutes