It’s no secret how popular the Wrangler JK generation Jeeps are, with the Rubicon being the premier overland version from the factory. Even amongst stock Rubicons however, not all are created equal. The Rubicon Recon in the JK era stands as the most off-road capable OEM Jeep. If you’re not…
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Just a glance at this 2005 Jeep Rubicon TJ from afar gives you a clue it’s not your average road warrior, but rather some more athletic, overland version. Paired with an off-road TC Teardrop Camper, owners Jeff and Sue Fitch have quite the setup for some serious family OHV camping…
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A roof rack awning is ideal for situations where you need shade next to your vehicle. The most common option for shade out on overland adventures might be a free-standing shade canopy. While providing necessary shade, free-standing canopies tend to have multiple drawbacks, being heavy and bulky. Additionally, most free-standing canopies…
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If you own a Jeep Wrangler, undoubtedly one of the most popular aftermarket accessories is a Jeep roof rack. They’re perfect for off-road camping (and on-road too). With a roof rack, you’re easily able to accommodate extra camping gear you need for your trip. Some Jeep Wrangler roof racks can…
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