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Looks fantastic, a friend of mine went and said it wasn't really worth the trip but looking at those pics I think I'd disagree. Next year I'll have to get myself booked in!

I get your point smplone and It's good to have people to have key skills identified that they are best at but I still think that the main emphasis should always be on ensuring that every vehicle is able to sustain itself as much as is possible. It should be able to leave the convoy at any point...

With Dehydrated and ground Peppers, Lime and Garlic you can make anything into a good meal. Can't go without a vacuum packer too. Those things are the dogs.

If you're running stock height and setup on your suspension/braking components (around here!?) it's always worth checking manufacturers guidelines. Some aren't suitable to work with the clasp types of chains.

#2 would be my call. I'm planning on building something like that myself over winter. Spare access for me is also a concern but thankfully the main one is wind down underbody so an extension bar is an option here. If your spare needs lifting out under the floor what about putting some sort of...

I saw this thread and thought exactly of that Andrew SPW quote! Think it's from one of his recent videos on when Overlanding goes wrong or something similar.

Good stuff there man, nothing wrong with a bit of comfort while overlanding!

I've seen the TredPro's and they look brilliant. More bendy than a Maxtrax supposedly to stop them getting damaged if the wheels spin. If you've got the cash then I'd say TredPro's are probably a good bet but MaxTrax will still do the job more than adequately as tens of thousands will tell you!

Hi Guys, If you'll excuse the terrible pictures this is my 2006 Land Rover Discovery /LR 3 HSE 2.7 TDV6. I've had it since 2013 and absolutely love it, done a few bits to it but it's mostly stock. - Prospeed Roof Rack - Prospeed rear access ladder - Sump / Underbelly protection -...

Indeed they do look good stacked and they stay stacked too, unlike some others. I have got some clips which are metal and seem not to break but they are bleeding uncomfortable to use (as well as pricey for what they are!) I can't post links yet but if you look for APB Trading Wolf Box Clips...

Hi Kevigizmo, just tried to send you a PM but it won't let me so have sent the request via FB with my order number, hope that's OK. Alex

Hi All, For the past 3 years I've been using Wolf Boxes which are great as I have the Hannibal Wolf Box cover which keeps 2 of them nice and dust free and dry. Getting a bit sick of the infernal clips on the darn things breaking and a few of the lids appear to have warped with time and...

I've got them on my Discovery and, like you, I think it's mainly aesthetics, at best it will stop a branch scratching the lenses (which is a bonus) or at a very lucky angle one in a million stop a rock/pebble hitting them. They'd have to be some pretty lucky angles though. I'm keeping mine...