Kit Lab: Ultimate Overland Gear for Beginners
Published 2024-02-15
1. Recovery Gear: Learn about the must-have recovery gear to navigate challenging terrain confidently. From traction boards to tow straps, these tools will help you overcome obstacles and get back on track.
2. Emergency Kit: Be ready for anything with a well-stocked emergency kit. Discover what items to include, such as first aid supplies, communication devices, and emergency shelter, to handle unexpected situations with ease.
3. Water Carrying Solutions: Stay hydrated on the trail with efficient water-carrying systems. Explore options such as jerry cans, water bladders, and built-in water tanks, and learn how to calculate your water needs for different terrains and durations.
4. Fuel Storage Solutions: Keep your vehicle fueled up for the journey ahead with reliable fuel storage solutions. Discover the benefits of jerry cans, auxiliary fuel tanks, and fuel bladder systems, and find the right capacity to meet your fuel requirements without weighing you down.
5.Lighting: Illuminate your campsite and off-road trails with reliable lighting solutions. Explore various options, including LED light bars, headlamps, and lanterns, to enhance visibility and safety during night driving and camping.
6. Cooking: Elevate your overlanding experience with delicious meals prepared on the go. Learn about essential cooking equipment, portable stoves, and meal planning tips to enjoy satisfying meals wherever your journey takes you.
7. Shelter: Rest comfortably under the stars with the right shelter setup. Whether you prefer a rooftop tent, ground tent, or hammock, find the perfect sleeping solution to suit your needs and preferences.
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0:00 Intro
0:57 Types of Vehicles
1:19 In the woods, with people and recovery gear kits like shackles and straps
2:22 Types of straps
3:29 Types of storage
4:08 Emergency kits
4:50 Lighting
5:24 Stoves
5:57 Coffee
6:54 Things to consider if you decide to buy a rooftop tent
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All Comments (6)
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great tutorial and the best reminder: COFFEE!! (don't forget the toilet paper too, but that's probably in the emergency kit)
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Great video. I love the jetboil for a quick cup of coffee in the morning.
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Looks like a cool one-stop-shop
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Really surprised you didn't mention a shovel for recovery gear. At a bare minimum, I think people should carry a set of traction boards and a round-point shovel. That and lowering tire pressure can get you out of some pretty sticky situations. I mostly travel alone and if you do that, I also think a winch becomes a high priority for self recovery. Pair that with a Pul Pall land anchor and you are covered for a ton of situations you might encounter if there's nothing to attach your winchline to.
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3:15 This is the first video I've ever seen from this channel, and it is also the last. There is no way I could ever trust the advice from someone who claims you need SEVEN GALLONS OF WATER per day per person. You are either clueless, or (more likely) desperate to sell gear. This is a commercial, not the independent advice it's pretending to be. I see too many commercials as it is. Adios.
