/r/overlanding
Dedicated to the spirit of adventure
Welcome to r/Overlanding
Dedicated to the spirit of adventure — Get out there!
Rules:
Rule 1 - Be Kind, Be Respectful
Remember the human behind the screen. Focus on sharing your passion for adventuring outdoors positively and respectfully. Toxicity, harassment, or hate in any form isn't tolerated.
Rule 2 - Focus on Adventuring Outdoors
This community focuses on the spirit of adventure regardless of how you label it—overlanding, boondocking, dispersed camping, off-roading, or something else.
Discussions should revolve around overlanding, including the vehicles, mods, tools, and creature comforts that support it.
Rule 3 - Utilize Available Resources
Before posting, please utilize existing resources (e.g., searching this subreddit and Reddit as a whole, Google, etc.) to find answers to your questions.
Before posting, consider if another subreddit may be a better place to find answers. This point is especially true for vehicle comparisons and vehicle-specific mod, kit, and gear questions—check specific brand and vehicle subreddits.
Common questions with easily findable answers may be redirected.
Rule 4 - Show Your Work
When seeking assistance, share what you've already tried or researched. This helps the community provide targeted advice and ensures posts contribute new insights and solutions.
Posts showcasing websites and social media (YT, IG, FB, X, etc.) must include a description of the linked content and its relevance to our subreddit. Essentially, give readers the elevator pitch for why they should visit the link. Posts that include social links without an accompanying description are removed.
Rule 5 - Responsible Self-Promotion
Self-promotion must be balanced with organic engagement. Read more about Rule 5 in the wiki (coming soon).
Rule 6 - Be Clear, Be Relevant
Rule 7 - No Spam, No Selling
Spam and direct sales are prohibited. This includes selling or advertising vehicles, dealership inventory, parts, or accessories. URL shorteners and affiliate links are not allowed in posts or comments; always use the original URL.
However, exceptions are made for:
Rule 8 - No Politics or Political Content
Keep discussions free of political topics, references to political figures, or content that could be seen as politically charged.
Rule 9 - English-Only Content
All posts and comments must be in English to ensure clear communication and accessibility for our community members.
Rule 10 - Moderator Discretion Applies
We acknowledge that not every situation fits neatly within these guidelines.
Moderators reserve the right to make rule exceptions based on the content's unique value, relevance, or potential impact on the community. This flexibility ensures our subreddit remains dynamic and responsive to its members' interests and the evolving nature of overlanding.
We appreciate your understanding that moderation is not always black and white.
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I’m looking for recommendations on a diesel heater for a rooftop tent set up. I haven’t selected a rooftop tent yet, but based on posts from this group and other groups, it seems like buying a RTT with a thermal layer isn’t necessary and is a pain in the butt because of condensation. Would like to explore diesel heaters, what are your recommendations and advice?
Probably beating a dead horse here, however I’ve been eyeing this power station for a while and it’s discounted pretty nicely. Was wondering if anyone uses this or has any thoughts regarding the Anker SOLIX C1000 Power station? Thanks!
I am going to purchase some new straps to secure items on my roof rack. I am currently looking at some of the Rollercam straps. They are offered with straight, loop, hook and carabiner ends.
What is your favorite strap and end type? Leaning towards the loop as It could be used on the crossbars but also a hook or carabiner if I have something larger for the frame of the rack.
There will be be a good discount in a couple of weeks, is it any good and worth getting?
https://youtu.be/XfzCeXlDq0A?si=B7LVIZ7rYesUyPss
Thought someone might find this interesting or helpful.
I’m shopping for a 12v refrigerator. Has anyone seen any killer deals out there? Thanks in advance!
Heading down to baja for a few weeks and just curious for the ones who have spent some time relaxing on the beaches there, what foods & snacks did you bring & do & don'ts. What should I expect to buy there to eat, I plan to do some fishing but I can't expect to live off that
I am looking for a suggestion for a heavy duty storage bin that is weatherproof for in the bed of my truck. Ideally something with dividers in the bin to keep stuff organized and a way to lock both the box shut and use a bike lock or something like that to keep it locked to the bed of my truck. Thanks
I’m getting rid of my embarassing 20” wheels and replacing them with 17” offroad ones. I’m looking at some from KMC and Rhino, oh and Method. Looking to use these on winter and summer tires.
Would love to get some inspiration from n your wheel/tire setup!
Wheel and tire size, any other info would be great.
Edit: thanks for all the photos! Looks like a troll is downvoting all the comments, not me. He’s just jealous of your setups.
Hello all. Curious what your heating set up is with a roof top tent. I’m interested in doing the diesel heater but confused about how the power source works and which ones to choose. Part of the reason I want to do diesel heater is for the dry heat. I’m living in the PNW and have difficulty with drying my tent out between uses due to the rainy weather. I also will likely move back to Alaska where I also enjoy winter camping but it’s in far colder temperatures. So I think it’d be a good fit for that too.
Looking for a new non-stick pot and pan. I am not a chef at all, but looking for something of decent quality and not stick. If the pot has a lid that can double as a strainer, it is a plus. Hope to find something on cyber-monday.
I am looking for any kind of pullout drawers or vaults that I could mount on top of a roof rack that will be waterproof. Does anyone know of such a thing?
Hi chaps, I recently got a camper with maxtrax mounted to the side of it but they're only secured by these rubber mounts. Anyone can just walk up, unclip them and walk away with them.
I noticed the mounts have a little hole at the base of each "prong", you can see one in the photo here and the other one is an inch or so above it. I figured maybe these were for a steel cable or something... But there's no way I could fit a steel loop though these little holes.
Does anyone have any ideas?
I've been wanting to do overlanding for a while, and I've had a 2017 trd pro (got it cause I like them primarily) and want to start setting it up for trails. Not crazy, rock crawling trails but also not just basically state park dirt roads. Kinda middle ground. Basically the idea of what I'm wanting to do is get protection on the bottom so I won't gut anything, upgrade bumpers, 33's and a couple inch lift kit. Enough to start practical and functional. I know it's gonna be expensive but just curious on where to start from people who've set rigs up and what's worked and hasn't
🗺️ Valley of God, NM 🛻 2017 Ram 2500 with an Atlas camper from ATOverland. 📷 Sony A7