Wow, you do some top notch video production. While my off roading will always be on foot I'm amazed to see what these vehicles are capable of. Awesome video
This video is too good on so many levels. The footage of the drone scenery. The footage of the Jeeps wheeling. The quality of the narration. The interviews of the participants who had compelling things to say. It all juxtaposed and flowed so well. thank you for making this.
They say there is a big difference in "filming" and making a Film..... your off-road and salton see videos are really well done... I am enjoying them a lot.... thank you 🙂
I've run all these trails in the times I've been to Moab. This is by far the best video I have seen! The footage, editing, and drone shots make this epic! Thank you for sharing this. It makes me want to load up the Jeep and head out there again right now! Bravo!!!
@NotaRubicon Productions Holy crap.. this production is so well done. Camaraderie galore- good folks. Beautiful and exciting scenery. Some of those trails are really scary, steep and farrrrssss up and down. Came here from your most excellent radio vids (noob looking to get into gmrs). Enjoy your logical, comical, no nonsense and REAL delivery of much needed info. Listening to you tell it like it is can be therapeutic. Thanks for that. Having the courage to admit some of these trails were above your level just demonstrates that you know who you are, don't need to impress or fool anyone and, honestly, just adds to your credibility. Need more of this in the world. Great work.
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing! the good times and the beauty of Moab. I like others here watch your GMRS videos, I have learned a lot from them thank you. Looking forward to seeing more videos...
Hey Randy I normally follow your radio stuff but I decided to watch this off-road video of yours and I was pleasantly surprised to see you have a real heartfelt smile for a change!!
First time I went to Moab I was 16 (25 years ago) and had an old chevy stepside. It happened to be Easter Jeep Safari. We watched people going up and down Lions Back and it was incredible. By accident, we ended up going onto Hell's Revenge and did the whole trail. I've been addicted to Moab and offroading ever since. This place is really special to me and I love that I can get to it within a few hours whenever I want. Awesome job on the filming! You definitely did it justice.
wow! I just found the radio channel recently and love it! my kind of humor and I've learned a lot...then I found these videos and have to say this man is extremely talented. Sucked me right in.....beautiful videography and emotion filled. Thank you!
Randy, I love this! Been watching your GMRS videos which I find informative and entertaining. But this video is fantastic. The videography is tremendous.
That was one of the best videos I've ever seen. It was like a professional production. Scared the crap out of me too. As I've gotten older I no longer can do Heights. Anyway thanks for making me feel like I was there with you.
I typically watch your GMRS and communication videos, whch are usually static shots of you behind a desk or of the equipment you are 'splainin', but the production quality of these videos is ridiculously impressive and offensively well put together... Im jealous. In Florida, the terrain, if you can really even call it that, is only broken up by the occasional speed bump in obnoxious HOA communities, lol. Cool stuff, man!
Great video, beautiful scenery, and the music was perfect. Not like other videos that have wild music that you can’t even watch the video. Thanks for posting.
I did all of these and mor with my daughter in her jeep (Wayward Jeepher) her you tube channel stayed a week, many of the trails i had been on and enjoyed the beauty. definitely was on my bucket list and want to go back some day
This was great! I've been going out to Colorado and Moab every year since 2004, actually didn't start going to Moab until about 5 or 6 years ago and only the last 3 years in the Jeep. I'm not a spiritual kind of person but that place is spiritual. I've done all the trails in your video except for Poison Spider. Maybe we'll hit that one next year, or later this year (already went out there in May of this year).
Very impressive.... Arrived here from your "Sad Ham" channel. Curious....What does a properly prepared Jeep cost to negotiate Moab? Guessing 100% stock would struggle in places. Thanks for your thoughts.
It depends on the trail, but we saw stock Jeeps on all three of the trails that we made this video on.. none were stuck and none were broken.. But driver experience is also a major factor.
As a native born Utahn I will not answer your question about cost but instead suggest that a stock Jeep Wrangler on 33's should be able to handle these trails. The trails change according to season and time of year, of course. My suggestion would be to rent a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon when you get to Moab. Rubicon because it has lockers and slightly better 'stuff'. I know, I know, "Rubicon or not a Rubicon". Hope to see you on the trails.
I started going to moab back in the 80s. if you catch the weather when its nice everything is great. hiking is good as well. in 1999 when i got a truck camper the highlands where the poison strip is. great for camping. back then few people went there.
Loved this video, I have been to, and known people from there , (circa 1980) . We did not have jeeps, but I rode in the back of a 2-wheel truck, (not on these "roads"), and even that had some scary times. There is much to see there. I think I want to buy a jeep!
I hadn't watched any of your, Jeep, excursions. You've done an incredibly beautiful job. It couldn't be more perfect. The shots. The clarity. The vistas. The saturation. The colors. The exposures. The look. The feel. The sound.. The Music track. Oh my goodness. No stupid Electronica computer-generated rock bullshit. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You've got some class. You've taken some classes. How erudite and intellectual of you. I didn't expect this from a Jeeper. They are usually associated with mindless computer-generated garbage audio tracks. You give us pause to ponder your motives. Slathering us with a fine arts quality soundtrack. How bombastic of you Randy. What are you trying to prove here? That you can play French Horn on a Jeep? How about a portable harpsichord? Didn't you know all harpsichord's were portable? Before the invented those heavy pianos that required V-8 engines to move them. And that was the end of the, Baroque Jeep, period. As these newfangled contraptions are definitely not, CJ-2's. These are 4 Wheel Drive, Fiat's! These aren't real jeeps! That was just a cartoon character! What the hell are you trying to sell us, Randy-O? I mean Mr. Brown. That's why you are Brown. You spend too much time outdoors in the sun. You are getting Oxidized. And Solar Eyes' d. You're going to get Cataracts! Then an, Opto-Molar just, will cut out your lenses. From your ocular water sacs. As they are not Squishy. They bounce. When they pop out of your sockets. Rolling down a tall rocky hill. They have a tendency to fly out of your cranial sockets. So hold onto them. And if you see a fork in the road. Take it. And any knives or spoons you can find. You will not find a, colander. You will find a calendar, instead. I don't know how that happened? But you can write your Congressman about that. They will consult with Jesus and Xenu. And tell you, No. You could not have an, Abortion nor Fiat Jeep. As they are the same. You will have to get a Peugeot. To achieve Equilibrium. And to catch up with that, Tesla. Orbiting our solar system. A Jeep can't do that. I'm sorry to inform you of. Because it is not electric. And the Cosmos is Mostly, Electric. In case you hadn't noticed? There is no gas stations. Except for, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and some guy named Neptune. They are gas stations. But are difficult to fill up from. So avoid them at all costs! And go take a flying FUCK at their moons. Instead. I would recommend. I drove a, Jeep 1962, CJ-2. With those big huge bouncy, Tires. Up-and-down, I-95. Between Baltimore and Washington DC rather regularly. Without a top. Sometimes it rained. It was not fun! As you could see my nipples through my blouse. Because I didn't wear a brassiere. Like you. I know that becomes a problem at your age Randy-O. Rand-O. Rands…… On gasoline. For a Jeep. It does not run on Methane! So stop trying to fill up your Jeep on those planets! It'll blow the engine! And then you will be stuck. Somewhere around Jupiter. It happened to Dave. And he had to turn off the Jeep's, computer. And then he got stuck. So do not do that! By the time you got home he was like a Baby! I'm so glad we had this intimate conversation. RemyRAD
@@TheNotaRubicon ohh yeah been watching them alright u guys do it to the extreme 🦾 we just got our new JL couple of months ago all i know we gotta gear up to do this kind of trail's 😬 since its our 1st jeep 🙌
Lions back was closed in 2006 because a real estate developer bought it and its now private property. Not because of the 2004 accident, which was not the first.
The Blazer that was referenced in this video crashed back in 90' or 91'. It's been private property since the uranium boom in the 40's and was closed to the public when that developer bought it.
I always dreamed of going . Then I was in town (uplanned detour). I forgot my jeep , 0 to rent. It was still worth every minute . I wish I was there now .
Thanks for taking us along on the adventure. Maybe one day I will be able to do those. What would you say MINIMUM equipment would be to do those trails be? Would 2.5” life and 35’s get you through? Or is more required? Cheers!
The blue 4-Door and green 2-door Jeep have pretty much your exact setup -2.5" lift, 35" tires, and no lockers, and as you can see in the video they did great. Because the "slickrock" on many of the Moab trails is so 'grippy' on tires, lockers are not required.
Awesome video I went once off roading with a friend and I tell ya it was the scariest thing I did but fun after it was done ..I have more respect for the off road community takes big cohonys...
Randy, your video has convinced me. 29:47 I must go see for myself. I will be passing through the area around October 12th in a 30 foot RV. So the interesting question becomes: How close can I get to the overlook in my RV? Within hiking distance or do I need to rent a jeep? Looks like I can make it at least to Cowskin Campground 38.7850, -109.26324 Since I will be approaching from the East I can pass through the area and check it out and then continue into Moab to rent a jeep if necessary. Wonder if I will need a jeep reservation on a wednesday in October or if I can just show up and start throwing credit cards around.
@@TheNotaRubicon It would be fun to cross paths with Dave and say hello but only if its convenient for him of course. With my luck he will be leaving in the morning of the same day I get there in the evening. I need to review my GMRS mobile radio equipment to make sure its ready to put in a rental jeep. Since I'm such a hopeless radio nerd it would also be fun to talk to Dave on GMRS while he is trucking up the poisen spider trail (portal overlook) and I'm sitting at the top of the world overlook. I believe they are about 25 miles apart across the valley.
are you better off to have a stick or automatic, and what about tires. great video I've been in Utah several times but never saw moab how do you find it ?
Randy Brown, are you related to the Brown family of San Clemente California? The same Brown family that filmed On Any Sunday, and Dust to Glory? Cuz this video has that feel.
It depends more on the driver than the vehicle.. Someone with off-road experience would not have much trouble on these trails - but when someone has to ask, that usually means they dont have the experience.
@@wwilson804 My son drove his stock 2019 Jeep JL Sport on these trails last year and did fine. He proudly displays his Jeep BoH badges on his ride. Of course he has been with our family on these trails many times over his growing-up years. Like Randy was saying 75% of the success on these Moab BoH trails is the carbon unit behind the wheel. The remaining 25% of success is due to the silicon that Jeep et al packaged into your Jeep. Hope to see you out there.
I can't believe how good jeeps hold their value. I'm a poor but I've been trying to find a decent jeep for under 8k and everything out there is ragged out 😂.
Wow, you do some top notch video production. While my off roading will always be on foot I'm amazed to see what these vehicles are capable of. Awesome video
This video is too good on so many levels. The footage of the drone scenery. The footage of the Jeeps wheeling. The quality of the narration. The interviews of the participants who had compelling things to say. It all juxtaposed and flowed so well. thank you for making this.
One of the best 3 day representations of time in Moab that I’ve seen. Well done!
What a great video Randy, I watched it first over a year ago and it was more impressive this second time. Cheers!
They say there is a big difference in "filming" and making a Film..... your off-road and salton see videos are really well done... I am enjoying them a lot.... thank you 🙂
Thanks for an epic travelogue. Incredible
I've run all these trails in the times I've been to Moab. This is by far the best video I have seen! The footage, editing, and drone shots make this epic! Thank you for sharing this. It makes me want to load up the Jeep and head out there again right now! Bravo!!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! Please tell a friend and dont forget to hit the thumbs-up button so RUclips knows that you liked it!
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Watching it right now for the second time! Very very well done!!
@NotaRubicon Productions Holy crap.. this production is so well done. Camaraderie galore- good folks. Beautiful and exciting scenery. Some of those trails are really scary, steep and farrrrssss up and down. Came here from your most excellent radio vids (noob looking to get into gmrs). Enjoy your logical, comical, no nonsense and REAL delivery of much needed info. Listening to you tell it like it is can be therapeutic. Thanks for that. Having the courage to admit some of these trails were above your level just demonstrates that you know who you are, don't need to impress or fool anyone and, honestly, just adds to your credibility. Need more of this in the world. Great work.
This selection of classical background music is amazing!
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing! the good times and the beauty of Moab. I like others here watch your GMRS videos, I have learned a lot from them thank you. Looking forward to seeing more videos...
Hey Randy I normally follow your radio stuff but I decided to watch this off-road video of yours and I was pleasantly surprised to see you have a real heartfelt smile for a change!!
First time I went to Moab I was 16 (25 years ago) and had an old chevy stepside. It happened to be Easter Jeep Safari. We watched people going up and down Lions Back and it was incredible. By accident, we ended up going onto Hell's Revenge and did the whole trail. I've been addicted to Moab and offroading ever since. This place is really special to me and I love that I can get to it within a few hours whenever I want. Awesome job on the filming! You definitely did it justice.
wow! I just found the radio channel recently and love it! my kind of humor and I've learned a lot...then I found these videos and have to say this man is extremely talented. Sucked me right in.....beautiful videography and emotion filled. Thank you!
Randy, I love this! Been watching your GMRS videos which I find informative and entertaining. But this video is fantastic. The videography is tremendous.
That was one of the best videos I've ever seen. It was like a professional production. Scared the crap out of me too. As I've gotten older I no longer can do Heights. Anyway thanks for making me feel like I was there with you.
Fantastic video!!! Thank you!
WOW! That was AWESOME!
One of THE BEST off road videos i have seen. Awesome video, the views are incredible. Great job on completing obstacles at Moab, on my wishlist
Definitely some pucker factors on that trail. Awesome video!!
Felt as if I were there. Thanks for sharing.
that was wonderful Randy - thank you!
Absolutely awesome video
Triple 👍👍👍 great production Randy!
Randy, that was a great production!!!
Excellent video. Top notch editing.
I typically watch your GMRS and communication videos, whch are usually static shots of you behind a desk or of the equipment you are 'splainin', but the production quality of these videos is ridiculously impressive and offensively well put together... Im jealous. In Florida, the terrain, if you can really even call it that, is only broken up by the occasional speed bump in obnoxious HOA communities, lol. Cool stuff, man!
Being a Local you forget your first impressions. It was great to feel Moab through these people's experiences :) Great Video
Sentence at the beginning made me rethink my whole effing life... Daaaamn.
Epic! I would love to do it one day. Top of the world is breathtaking. Kudos to you guys, what a great bunch to hang with you guys are.
Wow, great video. Thanks for sharing
Fantastic production, you should definitely do more of these videos sir!!
Looks like an awesome place to wheel. Great video. Can't wait to go there.
My dream to go there. One day. Great video and wheeling guys
That is on my bucket list absolutely Beautiful ❤️
Outlaw Jeep Adventures - GREAT People and Amazing Jeeps! Great video guys - well done!
Great video Randy..! I came to this channel for your sarcasm.... but this wheeling video is great..!! Thank you! I look forward to more!!
Thanks! Dont miss all of the other "In4LO" videos, we have two seasons, 13 episodes in total!
Yes you got a new fan here to
Great video, beautiful scenery, and the music was perfect. Not like other videos that have wild music that you can’t even watch the video. Thanks for posting.
I did all of these and mor with my daughter in her jeep (Wayward Jeepher) her you tube channel stayed a week, many of the trails i had been on and enjoyed the beauty. definitely was on my bucket list and want to go back some day
This is one of the better video's of off road
Wow! What a fantastic adventure and video!
I've been to Mab many times. Never get tired of it. Headed back next month!
Epic video, very professional. The pucker factor was high .
Amazing video. I love how it’s not only about the track but about the people
when I watching this video I feel like Im in heaven...it's so beautiful god creation.someday I gonna hit some of this trails
This was great! I've been going out to Colorado and Moab every year since 2004, actually didn't start going to Moab until about 5 or 6 years ago and only the last 3 years in the Jeep. I'm not a spiritual kind of person but that place is spiritual. I've done all the trails in your video except for Poison Spider. Maybe we'll hit that one next year, or later this year (already went out there in May of this year).
Wonderful video, great job all!
Some fantastic footage for sure 👍
Awesome place awesome video. I caught myself goin up down with jeeps
Love this video Randy I use to live in Moab UT lived there from 97 to 2000 . I am back home now in Upstate NY .
I love this video. I want to go so much and this really lit a fire for me.
Very impressive.... Arrived here from your "Sad Ham" channel. Curious....What does a properly prepared Jeep cost to negotiate Moab? Guessing 100% stock would struggle in places. Thanks for your thoughts.
It depends on the trail, but we saw stock Jeeps on all three of the trails that we made this video on.. none were stuck and none were broken.. But driver experience is also a major factor.
Ditto...!
Cheers n beers 🍻
One for Randy too 🍺
@@TheNotaRubicon am Loving this Channel since exploring the contents and playlist,
Much Love & Respect from across the Pond 💪🏼👍🏼💎🎩
As a native born Utahn I will not answer your question about cost but instead suggest that a stock Jeep Wrangler on 33's should be able to handle these trails. The trails change according to season and time of year, of course. My suggestion would be to rent a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon when you get to Moab. Rubicon because it has lockers and slightly better 'stuff'. I know, I know, "Rubicon or not a Rubicon". Hope to see you on the trails.
I started going to moab back in the 80s. if you catch the weather when its nice everything is great. hiking is good as well. in 1999 when i got a truck camper the highlands where the poison strip is. great for camping. back then few people went there.
Amazing production quality! Great video! It looks professionally done.
Great video. Well done.
Great job guys! Completely entertained. 👍
An unexpected side of you I like your videos I will watch more thank you
Loved this video, I have been to, and known people from there , (circa 1980) . We did not have jeeps, but I rode in the back of a 2-wheel truck, (not on these "roads"), and even that had some scary times. There is much to see there. I think I want to buy a jeep!
Really enjoyed this video! Thanks!
Loved the video I need to get myself down there!!!
Yes, this is a great video!!!
Wonderful adventure with some great friends!
I hadn't watched any of your, Jeep, excursions. You've done an incredibly beautiful job. It couldn't be more perfect. The shots. The clarity. The vistas. The saturation. The colors. The exposures. The look. The feel. The sound.. The Music track. Oh my goodness. No stupid Electronica computer-generated rock bullshit. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. You've got some class. You've taken some classes. How erudite and intellectual of you. I didn't expect this from a Jeeper. They are usually associated with mindless computer-generated garbage audio tracks.
You give us pause to ponder your motives. Slathering us with a fine arts quality soundtrack. How bombastic of you Randy. What are you trying to prove here? That you can play French Horn on a Jeep? How about a portable harpsichord? Didn't you know all harpsichord's were portable? Before the invented those heavy pianos that required V-8 engines to move them. And that was the end of the, Baroque Jeep, period. As these newfangled contraptions are definitely not, CJ-2's. These are 4 Wheel Drive, Fiat's! These aren't real jeeps! That was just a cartoon character!
What the hell are you trying to sell us, Randy-O? I mean Mr. Brown. That's why you are Brown. You spend too much time outdoors in the sun. You are getting Oxidized. And Solar Eyes' d. You're going to get Cataracts! Then an, Opto-Molar just, will cut out your lenses. From your ocular water sacs. As they are not Squishy. They bounce. When they pop out of your sockets. Rolling down a tall rocky hill. They have a tendency to fly out of your cranial sockets. So hold onto them. And if you see a fork in the road. Take it. And any knives or spoons you can find. You will not find a, colander. You will find a calendar, instead. I don't know how that happened? But you can write your Congressman about that. They will consult with Jesus and Xenu. And tell you, No. You could not have an, Abortion nor Fiat Jeep. As they are the same. You will have to get a Peugeot. To achieve Equilibrium. And to catch up with that, Tesla. Orbiting our solar system. A Jeep can't do that. I'm sorry to inform you of. Because it is not electric. And the Cosmos is Mostly, Electric. In case you hadn't noticed? There is no gas stations. Except for, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and some guy named Neptune. They are gas stations. But are difficult to fill up from. So avoid them at all costs! And go take a flying FUCK at their moons. Instead. I would recommend.
I drove a, Jeep 1962, CJ-2. With those big huge bouncy, Tires. Up-and-down, I-95. Between Baltimore and Washington DC rather regularly. Without a top. Sometimes it rained. It was not fun! As you could see my nipples through my blouse. Because I didn't wear a brassiere. Like you. I know that becomes a problem at your age Randy-O. Rand-O. Rands…… On gasoline. For a Jeep. It does not run on Methane! So stop trying to fill up your Jeep on those planets! It'll blow the engine! And then you will be stuck. Somewhere around Jupiter. It happened to Dave. And he had to turn off the Jeep's, computer. And then he got stuck. So do not do that! By the time you got home he was like a Baby!
I'm so glad we had this intimate conversation.
RemyRAD
Really enjoyd the video! Those views! Great job all!!!
Great real world descriptions of the trails.
love it love it, awesome 🧐trail's & amazing👌 👀views 👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching - dont miss our other In4LO episodes!
@@TheNotaRubicon ohh yeah been watching them alright u guys do it to the extreme 🦾 we just got our new JL couple of months ago all i know we gotta gear up to do this kind of trail's 😬 since its our 1st jeep 🙌
Thanks for this video. I'll be out there at the end of Sept in my Tacoma.
completely amazing video, wanna go tomorrow
Incredible journey!
Nice thanks
excellent off-road thanks for sharing this video thumps up
Amazing video!!
Best Moab video I’ve seen!!!! Heading there In two weeks!! Anyone know if those trails are good to do in November??
Lions back was closed in 2006 because a real estate developer bought it and its now private property. Not because of the 2004 accident, which was not the first.
The Blazer that was referenced in this video crashed back in 90' or 91'. It's been private property since the uranium boom in the 40's and was closed to the public when that developer bought it.
Wow Thank you
Fantastic area. For me a must do again trip!
Han sido 31 minutos espectaculares.
That's nucking futs.
The best we got here in Nebr is to wait til it rains, then fly down a minimum maintenance road out in the country.
Amazing, good to see a few of the Jesus handles were in use.
Awesome video as always
Awesome video, great group of people. I hope there are more seasons to come. Let me know if you do a noob to wheeling season....
Holy cow.. great video
Great vid!
Amazing!
I always dreamed of going . Then I was in town (uplanned detour).
I forgot my jeep , 0 to rent.
It was still worth every minute .
I wish I was there now .
Great video!
Wow the best ham radio guy on Earth that hates us gmrs users actually gets out of his ham shack in the basement for some outdoor fun in the sun.
Awesome video
That cliff is a bit steep. I guess it wasnt too windy thay day. Freeking scary stuff.
Thanks for taking us along on the adventure. Maybe one day I will be able to do those. What would you say MINIMUM equipment would be to do those trails be? Would 2.5” life and 35’s get you through? Or is more required? Cheers!
You can do a lot of the trials in a rig like that, but at least one locker is a must.
The blue 4-Door and green 2-door Jeep have pretty much your exact setup -2.5" lift, 35" tires, and no lockers, and as you can see in the video they did great. Because the "slickrock" on many of the Moab trails is so 'grippy' on tires, lockers are not required.
Thanks for the replies! Looking forward to more videos.
NotaRubicon Productions thank you!
Awesome video I went once off roading with a friend and I tell ya it was the scariest thing I did but fun after it was done ..I have more respect for the off road community takes big cohonys...
Fuckin amazing 🎉🎉
The colours
The detail
Scenario
Like an Odissea documentary, well done!
I'm going to Moab this weekend in my Renegade.
Randy, your video has convinced me. 29:47 I must go see for myself. I will be passing through the area around October 12th in a 30 foot RV. So the interesting question becomes: How close can I get to the overlook in my RV? Within hiking distance or do I need to rent a jeep? Looks like I can make it at least to Cowskin Campground 38.7850, -109.26324 Since I will be approaching from the East I can pass through the area and check it out and then continue into Moab to rent a jeep if necessary. Wonder if I will need a jeep reservation on a wednesday in October or if I can just show up and start throwing credit cards around.
I dont think you will get that RV within miles of the overlook.. BTW, i think Deadhead Dave will be out there that week!
@@TheNotaRubicon It would be fun to cross paths with Dave and say hello but only if its convenient for him of course. With my luck he will be leaving in the morning of the same day I get there in the evening. I need to review my GMRS mobile radio equipment to make sure its ready to put in a rental jeep. Since I'm such a hopeless radio nerd it would also be fun to talk to Dave on GMRS while he is trucking up the poisen spider trail (portal overlook) and I'm sitting at the top of the world overlook. I believe they are about 25 miles apart across the valley.
10/10 👏
Damn I need to get a 4x4. I just can't seem to let go of my Tundra. I'm saving to buy a 4 runner or Tacoma. Still undecided
are you better off to have a stick or automatic, and what about tires. great video
I've been in Utah several times but never saw moab how do you find it ?
Moab is about 4-1/2 to 5 hours SouthEast of SLC.
Your better off to have a stick so you can choose your wheel speed without shifting gears
Randy Brown, are you related to the Brown family of San Clemente California? The same Brown family that filmed On Any Sunday, and Dust to Glory? Cuz this video has that feel.
Great video. I have a '17 Rubicon with lockers/disconnect, etc. but stock but for the bumper/winch. Would I have any trouble?
It depends more on the driver than the vehicle.. Someone with off-road experience would not have much trouble on these trails - but when someone has to ask, that usually means they dont have the experience.
@@TheNotaRubicon Makes sense and I've heard you say that before. I was wondering about ground clearance with stock 32's and no lift.
@@wwilson804 My son drove his stock 2019 Jeep JL Sport on these trails last year and did fine. He proudly displays his Jeep BoH badges on his ride. Of course he has been with our family on these trails many times over his growing-up years. Like Randy was saying 75% of the success on these Moab BoH trails is the carbon unit behind the wheel. The remaining 25% of success is due to the silicon that Jeep et al packaged into your Jeep. Hope to see you out there.
I can't believe how good jeeps hold their value. I'm a poor but I've been trying to find a decent jeep for under 8k and everything out there is ragged out 😂.
Excellent video loved it! Where is everyone from who did the trip?
So Cal