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  • @WolfOverland
    @WolfOverland Год назад +75

    My wallet hates this video 😂

  • @Nigriff
    @Nigriff Год назад +9

    For Firestarter, just put petroleum jelly on a cotton ball. For bug repellent, just use essential oils. For tailgate dust protection, just use a tire inner tube.

    • @Frindleeguy
      @Frindleeguy 11 месяцев назад +3

      Essential oils work! For about 30 minutes. I hate reapplying every 2 miles on the trail (backpacking). Probably less critical inside the tent, assuming you treated everything with Permethrin.

    • @Menuki
      @Menuki 8 месяцев назад +2

      I use the flat cotton makeup remover pads dipped in melted paraffin wax. Nowhere near as messy, just as easy to light. Essential oils just don’t last long. Permethrin is far better

  • @flyfisher530
    @flyfisher530 Год назад +6

    Great video Will! I am so glad I moved on to leveling blocks, no more spending time searching for that perfect rock! The diesel heater is a game changer if you want to do any sort of cold weather camping, and I am so glad you mentioned the chainsaw bag, I did not even realize they made something like that vs. the hard shell cases so I am definitely going to order one. Really cool ideas in the video, thanks for sharing bud!

  • @Anglesandacid
    @Anglesandacid Год назад +5

    Thank you for sharing the reasons for each item. I particularly liked hearing about why you ended up using certain axes and shovels, because that is experience that is hard learned or hard money spent going through many iterations. Cheers from Australia :) just wished our timber split as easily as American timber; I’ve sized up from a small/medium Granfors Bruks forest axe, to Fiskars X11, to a bloody wedge with Fiskars Maul just to make a dent in our Gum and Ironbark firewood here haha.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      Oh wow! How does it burn?

    • @Anglesandacid
      @Anglesandacid Год назад +1

      @@Venture2Roam Long and hot. Heavy hardwoods.

    • @davidcolinstillman5585
      @davidcolinstillman5585 Год назад

      HI WILL 👋
      THANK YOU FOR SOME GREAT 💡 IDEAS 💡 HOPE YOU 🙏&YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS HAD A GREAT HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY ! HAVE A GREAT MERRY CHRISTMAS 🎅 🎄😊 & HAPPY NEW YEAR'S DAY TOO 🎉BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED ! GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 😊

  • @RevereOverland
    @RevereOverland Год назад +1

    I was wondering where you got that shirt
    Great video! Lots of cool ideas. I think I need some of those overalls for some winter camping!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      KUHL FTW. No Selka for you 😂? Those overalls seriously change how much I enjoy winter trips. Sooo…let’s go do a winter trip.

    • @RevereOverland
      @RevereOverland Год назад +1

      @@Venture2Roam say the word and I'll start packing!

  • @midnightadventureswa
    @midnightadventureswa 11 месяцев назад +2

    Well done Going to get a chain saw bag for my Milwaukee chainsaw and now I know I can use my leveling blocks for a floor in the privacy tent thank for sharing 😊

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      Since I made this video, I've upgraded my Chainsaw bag lol...but I love having one, makes keeping everything organized really easy.

    • @midnightadventureswa
      @midnightadventureswa 11 месяцев назад

      Also, to your chainsaw bag, I would add a couple of plastic splitting wedges they help when you’re cutting a big log so the chainsaw bar won’t get pinched

  • @IDAHOverland
    @IDAHOverland Год назад +5

    Hey Will - Great video. Thank you so much for not just the content, but the time you put in to including links to al the great gear suggestions. All are useful, needed and a great resource for the new overlanders out there. I have almost everything you showed (mostly 🙂), but love the Selka Bag - never though of getting one until now - it's on my Christmas list. I sleep in my Jeep and it will be a great equalizer in the winter (and higher elevations). Thanks again for everything. I hope to see you in town and on the trails *my daughter and I would love to sometime join you guys out on the trails). Take care...

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      The Selka bag looks funny…but is super awesome to use. Thank you so much for the kind words!!

  • @TigerRagFishingTeam
    @TigerRagFishingTeam 11 месяцев назад

    Glad I hung on to the end. I have 2 bags of Linx levelers. Never thought about using them as a shower floor. That will be a great addition to our outdoor shower on my rig! Thanks for the ideas!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      Awesome to hear you found it helpful!!!

  • @gregschreiber3663
    @gregschreiber3663 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Much appreciated thank you!!

  • @spencermorrow2899
    @spencermorrow2899 Год назад +13

    It’s called full tang

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      I know, I just said it wrong when I recorded it.

  • @leemen
    @leemen Год назад +1

    Great video as usual Will. I was hoping for a link to a Venture 2 Roam polo shirt. Lol. I’ll be ordering up that tail gate seal.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      That seal should help a ton. Gotta get those polo shirts made lol.

  • @JustRovingAround_Disco
    @JustRovingAround_Disco 11 месяцев назад

    I truly enjoyed this video. Thanks for the great tips, and showing some of those cool helpful important recovery gears. I already have a few on my list to look at. I subscribed, and will be looking forward to more helpful contents. Cheers

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      Thanks for subscribing!! So glad you found this helpful. More coming soon!!

  • @davidfikes5620
    @davidfikes5620 Год назад

    Awesome. Fun and enjoyable to watch. For new people like me it’s like a good roadmap for gear. Appreciate it.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      That’s great to hear. Thanks for watching...and welcome to the Overland life. My buddy Fletch runs a great FB group for new overlanders called “Newbie Overlanders”. Might be worth checking out too.

  • @jeepinwithjulia
    @jeepinwithjulia 9 месяцев назад

    Great recommendations! I just bought a Deep Sleep and will go on my first overnight this summer. Might try it out in the backyard first!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  9 месяцев назад +1

      I hear the deep sleep is actually really comfy. I'd 100% try it out in your driveway first lol..but regardless I hope you have a blast on your trip this summer!!!

  • @ldygzlle1291
    @ldygzlle1291 6 месяцев назад

    I live/ travel full time in my 4x4 campervan. I have all the gear for recovery but the only thing I have used over and over is my maxtrax. I have never been stuck myself but I’ve bailed out others on beach and desert. They also make great leveling blocks. Highly recommend! Van on!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  6 месяцев назад

      I use my maxtrax a ton as well. A lot of it really depends how you use your rig and what terrain types and conditions you choose. I’ve used everything in my bag multiple times, but the boards and kinetic rope the most.

  • @pleinairbarnettoutdoors
    @pleinairbarnettoutdoors Год назад +1

    You're so excited, just like a kid at Christmas.
    Full "tang" knife 🤭, I know you know lol.
    Thanks for sharing

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      Oh Lord, what did I say…full baton lol. This is why I should use my teleprompter more often lol.

  • @tonyk1amt806
    @tonyk1amt806 Год назад +1

    Great video, and gear. I have a fair amount of the items you showed, though different brands, and so handy to have. Since I run mostly milwaukee power tools for my job I went l prefer the milwaukee chain saw, it also works very well, but they are both great tools to have on the trail, whichever you choose.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      You can’t really argue with Milwaukee tools. They are some of the best. Thanks for watching!!

  • @Montana_Outdoor_Adventures
    @Montana_Outdoor_Adventures 11 месяцев назад

    Two items I really like. 1st and foremost, a good IFAK is a must. I think this is often overlooked by a lot of people. It is also very important to have the skills to use it properly, training is a must and there are resources available almost anywhere for free first aid training. Item two is the heater. A simple way to stay warm will really extend the camping season. Especially in locales where it can get cold very quickly. (Like here in Montana) Great video, very well done, thanks for the effort.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      Great comment and info!!

  • @twotoomanyproductions
    @twotoomanyproductions Год назад

    Well done sir. And the timing is perfect. My deadline for delivering my Christmas List is overdue. This helped me finish 'er up!

  • @IdExplorMor
    @IdExplorMor Год назад

    Axes: yes, I've had an estwing hatchet for about 40 years, still works like a champ... when sharpened.
    All your must have are great ideas. Great video.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Thank you! Ya, I can see myself passing that Estwing down to my son someday.

  • @gregsccso
    @gregsccso 7 месяцев назад

    A lot of good info. Thanks, and keep up the great videos.

  • @Heiserton
    @Heiserton 11 месяцев назад

    I went with the Skil 40v chainsaw. I researched for months on different electric chainsaws, and settled on Skil. Made by Ego, affordable, plenty of power, doesn’t leak oil (at all) unlike dewalt and Ryobi, and the batteries are affordable also. Have a STIHL for longer use sessions, but having a built in inverter in my truck, I just bring the charger and a couple batteries and I’m good to go.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад

      Sounds like you found exactly what you wanted!

  • @saifnabolsi5854
    @saifnabolsi5854 Год назад

    Thank you for this useful video , appreciated from France 🇫🇷

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Bonjour! content que tu aies aimé. Merci d'avoir regardé. If I got that wrong, I blame google translate. Thanks for watching all the way from France!!

  • @ahmednesbitte4906
    @ahmednesbitte4906 Год назад

    Hi Will, awesome video. Very informative. Thank you for sharing 😊

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      Glad you found it helpful!! Thanks for watching.

  • @xschm1dx
    @xschm1dx 10 месяцев назад

    What radio do you have? I can’t find the video but you talked about liking the one because you can record the convos.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад +1

      I have an Icom 5100A. Love it.

    • @xschm1dx
      @xschm1dx 10 месяцев назад

      @@Venture2Roamthanks!

  • @andrewbuschjr.6743
    @andrewbuschjr.6743 Год назад

    Hey I loved watching your videos. We did the contintental divide July of this year in UTV's. You guys would really enjoy that one! Happy to chat

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      I’ll take a look at it. Thanks for sharing!!

  • @iansanders9655
    @iansanders9655 9 месяцев назад

    RIP Kmart. I miss them too buddy! Awesome info I'm ready to buy some stuff

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  9 месяцев назад

      Hard to go wrong with F55 stuff.

  • @StlrNtn95
    @StlrNtn95 Год назад

    Great ideas. I would suggest adding a tourniquet to your first-aid kit.
    Keep up the great content!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      Great suggestion. I didn’t show my Sam splint either…but it’s something…like a tourniquet I think should be included. I’m going to do a separate vid on med kits.

    • @StlrNtn95
      @StlrNtn95 Год назад

      @@Venture2Roam Good idea....I look forward to seeing that video. As you mentioned, just as important as having that gear is knowing how to use it all.

    • @michaellamoreaux1825
      @michaellamoreaux1825 Год назад +1

      A stable gun could of save the er trip. I keep an unopen one in my truck at all time.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      @@michaellamoreaux1825 I don't talk about that in my vids because YT really doesn't like it (made that mistake earlier this year and my channel was dinged). But in reality, it's a common peice of gear..but one that needs more training to be useful than others.

  • @NateMaris
    @NateMaris 11 месяцев назад

    Such a jam packed vid! Thank You! Now to transfer funds😄

  • @SusieBrown-s9s
    @SusieBrown-s9s Год назад

    Will I really liked this video, as with most overlanders I’m a gear junkie, could we get a video of how you pack all this stuff, it almost looks like you’d need a trailer to haul it all😁

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Great idea. That video will be next. I will have 2-3 ways to show it being packed.

  • @BYLRPhil
    @BYLRPhil Год назад +1

    Great stuff! We’ve had a buddy slice 3 tires this year (and I sliced halfway through one). Those glue treads sure would have been nice :-)

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Thank you! I think everyone will have Glue Treads before long…it’s long overdue to have something like that.

  • @InGratitudeIam
    @InGratitudeIam Год назад +1

    This is some good information. I'd recommend that you learn the names for the various parts of the knife before talking about it.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Lol. Oh stop it. I know it’s a tang, I just said it wrong in the moment.

  • @tomrivera349
    @tomrivera349 6 месяцев назад

    Wanted to say its a full tang but im just leaving a comment because i liked the video and wanted to help out. Ps subscribed!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for subscribing! I just had a brain flub and said the wrong word on camera lol 🤦‍♂️

  • @highpro1394
    @highpro1394 Год назад

    Definately going to buy one of the selk bags. That would be a great item in case you get in a bad situation. Its like an oh crap piece of gear when you need to get warm right away. I like the pro model. Im guessing it is thicker or has more insulation?

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      I’m heading winter camping this weekend, and I’m 100% bringing it with me. Ya, I think the pro is thicker, but you should check me on that.

  • @fscottgray9784
    @fscottgray9784 Год назад

    Between the Esee knives and Topps BOB knives both made in Idaho Falls they keep me broke because I love a good knife also. I just saw the Moose Knuckle split Dring that will be next on the list. Great video as always.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      I love that they are made in Idaho. Really great knives!

    • @Nigriff
      @Nigriff Год назад

      Btw, it's called "Full Tang" knife

  • @backyardcyclist4377
    @backyardcyclist4377 Год назад

    Awesome helpful video. Thank you

  • @josebellorin3419
    @josebellorin3419 Месяц назад

    Thank you! Great content

  • @jdshaw2751
    @jdshaw2751 Год назад

    Is there any discounts at Factory 55 for your subscribers? I wouldn't mind getting the whole kit, like you have, but having discounts really helps get over that fence.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      Not yet, but they are having a 20% sale for Black Friday. I’d love to have a discount code though…if/when I get one, I’ll be sure to make it known!

  • @4x4ready
    @4x4ready Год назад

    Awesome gear I didn’t know existed, thanks!

  • @lukeschnacke5126
    @lukeschnacke5126 Год назад

    Great run down!

  • @raymonast4753
    @raymonast4753 Год назад

    You failed to mention the best feature about the night buddy…… it turns off and on with the wave of your hand…..nice😊

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      I actually did record that, but I cut it out. I actually hate that feature because I’m always waving my hands when I’m talking and I set it off on accident 😂

  • @Photojeeper
    @Photojeeper Год назад

    Have you tried Go Treads?

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      I haven’t tried them, but they look interesting.

  • @BenfromFlux
    @BenfromFlux 4 месяца назад

    Full tang for batoning*
    Thank you for this!

  • @OverlandUnderground
    @OverlandUnderground 11 месяцев назад

    Love the video, a lot of great gear as usual. 😊
    Also It’s a full tang in the knife handle, not full baton. Baton is the action you were doing.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      I know I know I know...Full Tang..sometimes you just flub it when the camera is rolling.

    • @OverlandUnderground
      @OverlandUnderground 11 месяцев назад

      @@Venture2Roamif only I could limit my flubs to when a camera is rolling. 😂

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад

      @@OverlandUnderground 😆😆😆

  • @Menuki
    @Menuki 8 месяцев назад

    Just a note with the Estwing. The reason it’s not a splitting axe is the slim angle on the head…so what?
    Well, depending on the wood and how many knots it has, it will bind into the log and be extremely difficult to remove. This struggle runs the risk of a sudden and uncontrollable extraction

  • @pumpdump4476
    @pumpdump4476 Год назад

    The metal "d rings" as you put it are called SHACKLES... well I guess now with advent of "soft shackles" to differentiate you could call them "hard shackles"

  • @jennifertran24
    @jennifertran24 7 месяцев назад

    Ur so entertaining. Enjoyed the video.

  • @scottbruce9872
    @scottbruce9872 Год назад

    Thanks for the info.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      You’re welcome! Hope it was helpful.

  • @SkylinersYeti
    @SkylinersYeti 11 месяцев назад

    I have a lot of practice getting stuck and digging myself out. I found a high quality long handle shovel is my go to item. Also note the blade and handle should be in the same plane. If the shovel has an angle as the one shown it is much harder to reach under a rig to dig out when high centered. Chain saws are handy but very dangerous. I have been using them for over 55 years. They can cut open a leg so fast. NEVER use a chainsaw without chainsaw chaps and eye protection. Small chainsaws are more dangerous than big professional chainsaws.

  • @KUEHLKUEST
    @KUEHLKUEST Год назад

    A very cool gear list!! J & C

  • @jasonscoggins01
    @jasonscoggins01 10 месяцев назад

    Awesome video

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Right on. Hope it was helpful!

  • @Shadow56399
    @Shadow56399 Год назад

    Happy Thanksgiving, Will!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Thank you! Same to you and your family!!

  • @semiccap
    @semiccap Год назад +1

    “You keep using that word. I do not think that word means what you think it means” - Inigo Montoya
    Full Baton, you meant full tang, I believe.

  • @mtnessler
    @mtnessler Год назад

    Thanks Will! Very informative. We will definitely be adding a few of these items to our Jeeps. I especially love the 1-person sleeping bag! My husbands birthday and Christmas are just around the corner!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      They are on a Black Friday sale right now!!

    • @mtnessler
      @mtnessler Год назад

      @@Venture2Roam We already ordered!! Thanks to you and Rob for making it possible!!

  • @westyso.cal.8842
    @westyso.cal.8842 4 месяца назад

    So, I have to break camp and roll off my levelers before I can take my shower. Got it. 🚿 😅
    Another good video, Will.
    Made me think of a couple items I might use.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  4 месяца назад +1

      lol...that's a good point..I've never both leveled my Jeep and used those as a shower floor at the same time. Thanks for giving it a watch!

  • @user-tj3yi9zj4m
    @user-tj3yi9zj4m Год назад

    this reeeally brings out the Geardo in me 😂

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      I know you exactly what you mean. I had to cut 20 mins of me geeking out on stuff from this to make it more watchable lol.

    • @twotoomanyproductions
      @twotoomanyproductions Год назад

      "Geardo"! I love it.

  • @Menuki
    @Menuki 8 месяцев назад

    The duality of “were cheap and don’t have room in our rig” after saying they pack a chainsaw with extra batteries and charger….
    The Corona folding pruning saw is $25 and the best cutting saw at 3-4x the price point. If you need more blade length, get a pocket chainsaw and may a bow saw jig for it. The 2 combined might run you $50, no power or oil requirements, and pack a lot smaller.
    Anything much larger than 12 inches diameter and you should grab the axe

  • @Vaejovis357
    @Vaejovis357 10 месяцев назад

    I think I’ll rent a penthouse apartment overlooking Central Park and watch National Geographic videos, so I can save money. Seriously though, thank you for all the work that went into this video. Do you have an AWD 18-wheeler to carry all your supplies?

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Lol…I’ll do a packing video next! One rig to drive, three to bring gear 😂

  • @rener44
    @rener44 11 месяцев назад +1

    Overlanding is like the gentrification of camping. Lmao

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад

      I won’t argue with that! 😂

  • @PROXIMO22
    @PROXIMO22 7 месяцев назад

    great video! your blue suit needs bunny ears. :)
    ive stored a fisker axe under the hood of my TJ for 20 years or more. love it!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  7 месяцев назад

      lol. that would be hilarious. I like the Fisker axe a lot...it's become my new farvorite.

  • @SusieBrown-s9s
    @SusieBrown-s9s Год назад

    Thanks I’m looking forward to that video since my wife says no to a trailer😉

  • @timflaherty2731
    @timflaherty2731 10 месяцев назад

    Tried to use the Factor 55 discount code and it said "expired"

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Bummer. I will try to get a new one. That one may have been Black Friday only.

  • @NigelNaughton
    @NigelNaughton Год назад

    Nice list...and not just a bunch of expensive sh*t that is from sponsors like other channels I've seen every time around this season. You know who you are! 💀

  • @ramzizaz
    @ramzizaz Год назад

    Love your content but the title is a bit misleading as it is includes a bunch of random thing which might not be the most useful like the Jeep fake vents. Why does the recovery bag look new? Did you use another set before?

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад +1

      It’s not misleading, this is literally my most useful gear. There are also like 2 things I think are cool, but I haven’t used. The vents are cool, so included them. Metal cloak is a sponsor and I wanted to show some items that are cool, but not pricey. The Bunker Industry traction boards are cool, but I haven’t used them. Everything else is my regular gear that I use often. And yes, I showed my brand new, never been used F55 recovery bag (got it a few weeks ago) because it looked better on camera. The old/used one is on the shelf behind me. I now have a bag in each of my rigs.

  • @jorgeortiz7612
    @jorgeortiz7612 10 месяцев назад +1

    My recovery =climb mountain +yelling HEEELP ! !

  • @TheGoodkilo
    @TheGoodkilo Год назад

    Broke my fiskars by hitting the head with another hammer. Not the axes fault you're not supposed to do that but..... it is nice to be able to beat things a little harder than that.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Lol. That’s why I love the Estwing…one solid piece of metal. It’s just not a splitting axe.

  • @reyleondelaselva1789
    @reyleondelaselva1789 Год назад

    The Teletubbie onesie😂

  • @jefferysayles
    @jefferysayles 10 месяцев назад

    I feel like I'm watching QVC or HSN for overlanding gear. Is this guy an actor or does he actually use this stuff?

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Lol. “But wait there’s MORE!” 😂 I’ve used everything in that vid. Most of those items I’ve used a lot on the trail.

  • @choomanfoo157
    @choomanfoo157 11 месяцев назад

    I like your content and I like your personality, I will sub to help you get 50k!

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад +1

      Right on! Thank you so much!!

  • @shannon.lenahan
    @shannon.lenahan 10 месяцев назад

    My wife loves my “full baton” almost as much as you love yours…

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂. I know it’s tang, I just said it wrong..as like 20 ppl have pointed out.

  • @JT_Adventures
    @JT_Adventures Год назад

    👍🏼

  • @chrisschulze8081
    @chrisschulze8081 11 месяцев назад

    So spend $1800 on recovery not including the winch so like 3 grand plus…

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  11 месяцев назад

      Hey Chris, everyone has different budgets and priorities..this is just my take on what I use on the trail. Recovery gearsis super important, so if you are looking for more budget friendly options, look at the minimum breaking strength (not working load) and lot traceability…that will help make sure your gear is safe to use.

  • @danielpinto3148
    @danielpinto3148 Год назад

    Me escrevi

  • @terrythompson6570
    @terrythompson6570 6 месяцев назад

    Tang not baton. You baton wood with the knife.

  • @Ivel307
    @Ivel307 2 месяца назад

    Full buton? Ypu mean full tang

  • @jeffcornelison888
    @jeffcornelison888 9 месяцев назад

    If you want a quality diesel heater that will work every single time you use it without failure stop buying chinese-made ones. Purchase a planar diesel heater and you'll be set. They are pricey but you get what you pay for and you'll thank me later.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  9 месяцев назад +1

      This is absolutely true. However…it might be worth going cheap first just to see if this type of heater is worth investing in before dropping $600-$1k on higher end models.

    • @jeffcornelison888
      @jeffcornelison888 9 месяцев назад

      @Venture2Roam they definitely are pricey that's for sure. I love camping in the fall in the winter so it works out perfect for me. But if people camp in the summer and have some slightly cooler nights it may not be worth the investment.

  • @Dronerangerspro
    @Dronerangerspro 8 месяцев назад

    Yep, my wallet hurts too!

  • @49mellen
    @49mellen 5 месяцев назад

    lol city boy

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  5 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂 that’s actually hilarious. You have no clue where I’m from.

  • @kellstat
    @kellstat 11 месяцев назад

    There are some who should do reviews on things like overland gear to bring, and their are just others that are so clueless, they really shouldn't be doing any sort of videos like this. These people will get you unprepared, with the wrong tools and equipment, and are just plainly incompetent of knowing what is good, sufficient, and just plain don't know how to use anything that are talking about, and you should never take advice from people like this. It's sad, but they are everywhere.

  • @zerohero187
    @zerohero187 10 месяцев назад

    Full tang...not full baton. Just saying.

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  10 месяцев назад

      Correct. I totally flubbed it.

  • @newlion7013
    @newlion7013 Год назад

    Not budget friendly, just high roller gear

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      😂😂😂 that’s a wildly inaccurate statement.

    • @BenJamin-ou7kd
      @BenJamin-ou7kd 11 месяцев назад

      Then don't buy, these are just ideas and suggestions

  • @spencermorrow2899
    @spencermorrow2899 Год назад

    Winch ring/snatch ring

  • @spencermorrow2899
    @spencermorrow2899 Год назад

    Just buy a damn hatchet

    • @Venture2Roam
      @Venture2Roam  Год назад

      Hatchets are the worst IMO. I've seen way too many close calls with folks almost chopping fingers and toes off.