In the past several years, overlanding has taken off. You see it everywhere, from how many people are out exploring, how many companies are making equipment for the space and how much coverage is being devoted online to the category. People enjoy this activity with various vehicles, equipment and trailers. You can jump in on a minimal budget or spend as much as you can imagine outfitting your rig.
There’s a particular kind of madness that lives inside the KTM 890 Adventure R. It masquerades as a well-rounded mid-weight adventure bike, with its 20-liter tank and five-inch TFT dash and Bluetooth connectivity. It sits in the garage looking responsible, looking toureable. Then you point it at a rutted two-track, stand on the pegs, and the disguise falls away completely.
Two American Icons, One Unstoppable 4×4: Inside the 2027 Ford Bronco Filson. There’s a particular kind of trust that builds slowly, over decades, through cold mornings and wet boots and gear that simply does not fail. Filson has been earning that trust since 1897, when Clinton C. Filson outfitted Yukon prospectors with clothes and bags tough enough to mean the difference between life and death. Ford has been building the Bronco since 1966.
Part of the overlanding experience is being self sufficient out on the trail. This includes the ability to carry extra fuel, water, DEF, etc. You want something that will be easy to use when needed, be durable and mount easily to your vehicle. RotopaX checks all those boxes and much more. We wanted to share this article to shine a light on all the other things this company is up to that you may not be aware of.
