When is too much tech just too much tech on your off-road adventures? The forthcoming FOGO “Ultimate Adventure Gadget” packages a ton of useful outdoor adventure technology into one small handheld device. While it is designed around a quality flashlight, it…
The Leatherman Tread QM1 combines the unique Tread multitool bracelet with a Swiss-made timepiece utilizing a precision quartz movement (QM). This combination provides an everyday wearable stylish watch with the advantages of a 20 tool multitool built in. It only weighs…
Cub have been making camper trailers since 1968 when their first flip-top camper rolled off the production line. The Supamatic Drover is a rugged and darn near over-engineered off-road camper trailer that continues Cub’s proud heritage of producing Australian made…
Kimberley Kampers have been developing their product over the last ten years, which has led to the introduction the 2015 Classic. The crux of the 2015 Classic is you get what you pay for. And we don’t mean that in…
A lightweight yet extremely sturdy contender, the Argyle from Pioneer Campers is the lightest model in the Pioneer Range. Despite this, there is still a serious amount of storage space on offer thanks to the 500-litre front storage as well…
The SV Extenda from Trackabout Off-Road Campers has one very unique feature going for it: it’s wide! So if you have a family of up to two adults and four children, this camper should easily accommodate everybody.
Camprite Campers have long been known for their unique design and rugged dependability. If you have a family and need a smaller living area and more separate rooms for sleeping or relaxing, then the Camprite TX6 could fit the bill…
If you hate the idea of being crammed into a tight fitting sleeping bag, the Darche Cold Mountain range has been designed for those who want some extra room while bunking down for the night at camp.
Sure, the venerable Suzuki Sierra is getting a little long in the tooth but they are still so popular with plenty of people for very good reason. They are fun, cheap and capable off-road. So what better way to…
Leaf springs have been around since the earth was still considered to be flat, and for the most there is no point re-inventing the wheel when you have a proven design. Having said that, there is no shame in making…
Broken tent poles suck, almost as much as leaving them at home. Which is one of the reasons Darche have brought the Air-Volution range of tents and swags to the mainstream. The AT-6 Air-Volution has one major difference when…
If the idea of being without mobile phone reception scares the book-face out of you, then the Gotenna Phone Booster is the best thing since the Selfie Stick. Think of the Gotenna like a CB radio but for your phone,…
Opposite Lock have released their new range of four-wheel drive suspension, which has been designed specifically for the Australian market. First of all, the coil springs are built by BHP in Melbourne, the fact Opposite Lock are prepared to make…
The Ironman 4X4 Foam Cell Pro shock absorber has been on the market since August 2014, and following up on the initial success Ironman 4X4 have further expanded on the range of shocks available. The range even includes a shock…
A fridge is a quality addition to any off-road touring vehicle, and Engel has been leading the way in portable fridge-freezers since 1962. The company has just released the new Engel Legacy Series Fridge-Freezers, which commemorate Australia’s entry into the First World…
