Super_Overland_Outfitter

As someone who full times out of a 2015 JKU, Ive done this several dozen times without the need for any gadgets. You can warm up and cook anything under the hood of any rig using the radiating heat of the motor by just wrapping the desired item in aluminum foil. There's nothing in the engine bay that's going to harm or contaminate any wrapped food and its particularly tight fitting as well so your food isn't going to slide of the engine and into the roadway. I've warmed up bearclaws in the remote Glacier Back Country, Heated Pizza Rolls while wheeling the San Juans in Colorado and even cooked a full size Walmart pizza one time inside the engine bay. The pizza only thing was since there's no way to prop it level when it starts to heat the pizza sags a bit and the toppings slide some but wrapped in aluminum foil I had no leakage or dripping into the engine bay. The gadget looks cool but if you keep overloading your rig with things you "think" would be useful you're just wasting money that could pay for adventure fuel and will most likely not get used enough. Living out of a jeep full time over you need to get creative on stretching your finances and minimizing your pack out.

this is totally heart breaking. I was blessed to visit the North Rim Lodge in May after an event in Arizona. It surreal thinking the place we sat at to gaze into the canyon was lost forever a month after we were there. Def one of the most breathtaking places to sit and chill by the edge and watch the sunset.

Thank you so much, I totally appreciate it!

I'v been using a primoworkz trash bag the we sell at work and can't lie, its been Pretty sweet. I hated that I had to replace trasharoos yearly! They were black at the beginning of every season and living out of the jeep full-time by the end of the season it was light purple. I never broke my straps even overloading them but the material on them was constantly fading, or it would crack from being in the sun all the time, at least the black ones would. I'm guessing tan you'd never notice it was fading.

I Saw this tent on a rig at Overland Expo Mountain West last month and, it's cool but way on the heavy side being hard sided and the price was redoncouls for a RTT!

Hi Everyone, I'm 🙋‍♂️Bryant, full time adventurer, professional outdoor 📸photographer/ videographer🎥 and off-road enthusiast overlander living out of my best WORST financial mistake, my 2015 Jeep Wrangler adventure rig named "Ashley". I love the rig but she has to be absolutely the most toxic relationship I've ever been in 😂. None the less she's a fully built rig capable of thriving indefinitely offgrid untill I'm ready to see people again! Im new to the site however I'm not new to the off-road lifestyle. I've worked in the off-road and overland industry since before we even dubbed it "Overlanding". Ive been building cars🏎️, trucks🚚 and adventure rigs🚎 the past 25+ years of my automotive career and camping🏕️ addicted since I can remember🤔. If you have attended any of the overland shows or follows the socials, you've probably seen me working with many of the companies in the space as offgridNwheel. I'm looking forward to being active in the community and helping fellow outdoor adventurers with any doubts they might have about builds, travel and anything outdoor related. Here are a few pics of my rig and I look forward to sharing my adventures with everyone in hopes you too will go out and explore off the beaten path.