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Way back in Issue 2 our Editor wrote a brief editorial on considerations to make once you buy a 4WD. You can read it here: https://outdoorx4.com/stories/considerations-after-buying-your-first-four-wheel-drive-vehicle/

Yes. It's a beautiful drive and not technical. We've featured editorial on that region, including Great Sand Dunes, in previous issues of OutdoorX4 Magazine. Pick-up a print subscription and check out all our past issues in digital. :)

That's a pretty cool truck. Curious what he's done to the suspension (if anything) as it looks to be quite loose. Nonetheless, it's cool to see such a simple build do such fun off-pavement travel. Props to him!

That's a fine truck!!!

Woh, that IS huge but dang, for the price you CAN'T beat it. Nice!!!!!!

Right on! The NL 90T is a nice one, quite large. What vehicle do yo have it inside of?

Unfortunately there were several fridges (National Luna and Indel B) that we asked the distributor to review, over and over, without a response. But for the most part the versions we sampled capture the majority of the quality-built fridges on the market. Which one are you using?

Looking for a fridge/freezer to use on your next #overland adventure? Check out our fridge/freezer buyer's guide from the OutdoorX4 website in the link below: https://outdoorx4.com/stories/overland-fridge-buyers-guide/

If you're not familiar with Exotac they're a Georgia-based company that builds some of the most unique and well-built survival products on the market. OutdoorX4 contributor Matt Glass recently field tested their nanoSpark and titanLight, and you can read all about them from our website in the...

Agreed 100%! This should be a fun a very practical/functional truck. Once we know more about it and have a chance to review it in person, we'll get it posted up. Cheers!

Yeah, from what we've seen on paper this could be an excellent buy at a very good price. We're still perplexed why new vehicles are so expensive now. We get the integration of new technologies based on consumer demand; however, $65k+ for a full-size 4x4 truck or $50-55k+ for a Rubicon is ridiculous.

In case you missed the news, Ford Motor Company has announced details on the much-anticipated 2019 Ford Ranger due out early next year. You can read all about it from the OutdoorX4 website in the link below: https://outdoorx4.com/news-and-events/new-ford-ranger-arriving-2019/

OutdoorX4 contributor David Alexander recently visited the Whitney Wildnerness in the Adirondacks and wrote a nice, reflective piece for us from his adventure in the link below: https://outdoorx4.com/stories/paddling-whitney-wilderness/

Ha! That's why we send those emails. ;) You should have your print copy within the next 5-7 business days so stay tuned. Enjoy!

OutdoorX4 Magazine (outdoor by 4) is proud to announce the release of our first-ever Gear Guide! You can view the digital edition FREE by visiting http://current.outdoorx4.com and you can also pick-up a subscription (includes print & digital), back issues, tees and more by using coupon code...

For those of you who anticipating the eventual launch of the Jeep JL you'll have to wait. We still have one year of the JK and the 2018 line-up has been released with three new editions. Read all about it here...

If we could have it all, traveling the entire world would be the most ideal way to expand our horizons and experience adventure at its fullest potential. That said, the main point is to get out and enjoy what you can enjoy and not take for granted what's outside your front door. The US has a lot...

Way back in issue 5 of OutdoorX4 our overland columnist, Jonathan Hanson, wrote an intriguing editorial on traveling abroad versus traveling in the U.S. Take a look from the link below and post up your thoughts about traveling here versus abroad: https://outdoorx4.com/stories/travel-not-travel/

Bag is now SOLD!

For sale is a gently used, 100% American-made and hand-crafted Saddleback Leather classic brown satchel in size large. This bag was built to last generations and is not only a beautiful example of American crafstmanship but extremely functional and quite durable. This bag not only serves well in...