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Garmin Tread 2 Overland Edition: Designed for Oversized Rigs

Garmin Tread 2 Overland Edition: Designed for Oversized Rigs

The Garmin Tread 2 Overland Edition understands what you drive. Enter your rig’s overall dimensions and weight once, and the navigator routes around problem areas, making it a must-have for oversized vehicles. Its bright 8-inch display is easy to read, the interface is simple to use, and preloaded topographic maps, land boundaries, and campgrounds round out a truly rugged, trail-ready navigator built for serious overlanders and expedition travelers.

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The Dometic Slimline 3 Roof Rack - Lower, Stiffer & Smarter

The Dometic Slimline 3 Roof Rack – Lower, Stiffer & Smarter

Dometic’s Slimline 3 launches the Front Runner Series with a lower profile, stiffer slats, hidden fasteners, and built-in wire routing. We drove a 4Runner and a chase-truck-inspired Ranger Raptor from Moorpark through Grimes Canyon and up Squaw Flat Road, then loaded both racks and pushed them over rough terrain. Here is how the new platform looked, sounded, and held its cargo when the pavement ended.

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HEST Rolls Out a Rivian Dog Bed Built

Rivian Dog Bed by HEST: Trail-Ready Memory Foam Comfort

HEST has extended its Rivian collaboration with a dog bed built from the same memory foam used in its human sleep systems. Featuring a waterproof liner, washable cover, and a compact roll design with an integrated compression harness, it’s engineered for dogs who log as many trail miles as their owners. Available in two sizes, from $209, backed by a 5-year warranty.

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My Medic Everyday Carry Kit: Trauma-Ready EDC

My Medic Everyday Carry Kit: Trauma-Ready EDC

My Medic’s Everyday Carry Kit strips first aid down to what actually saves lives in the field: a RATS tourniquet, vented chest seals, a QuikClot dressing, and a compression bandage, all in an 8.5-ounce, MOLLE-compatible pouch. Built from abrasion-resistant Hypalon with a grab-and-go bi-fold layout, it’s designed to ride in the cab rather than buried in cargo—complementing a larger vehicle med kit rather than replacing it.

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