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Grayl launched into mountains and forests back in 2013 with a filter bottle built to collect water in the wild and make it safe to drink in seconds. In the nine years since, the company’s line of backcountry products has grown to include a variety of t… Continue reading Grayl titanium multitool bottle purifies water and cooks dinner
The VW Group really has a thing for off-road sports cars. Nearly a decade after playing around with the Audi Nanuk Quattro concept, it’s getting into actual road legal off-road sports car production via not one, but two brands. The Porsche 911 Dakar is… Continue reading Lamborghini’s Huracán off-road supercar enters the grown-man sandbox
Zagato has become the latest world-famous Italian design house to dunk its incomparable artistry into the sea. And whereas Pininfarina went big and bold, Zagato has kept things sleek and simple with a 26-foot (7.9-m) electric runabout developed in coll… Continue reading Jet-pod-powered Zagato electric boat flaunts all-Italian style
Alphavan has quickly established itself as a premier German camper van brand, building its reputation around a dual-space layout loaded with high-end amenities like the industry’s first Starlink RV integration. Now it’s going in a slightly different di… Continue reading Mercedes Sprinter 4×4 camper cranks adrenaline with dirt bike garage
The American RV market has plenty of prohibitively expensive Ford-based campers, from US$2 million EarthRoamers to $135K Loki base camps, so it’s always nice to find one that’s truly affordable. The Ford Maverick is a natural place to start, as the lea… Continue reading Ford Maverick GFC is the cheapest US camper truck, if you can find one
On a recent search to find some cooking accessories for my annual fire pit rotisserie Thanksgiving turkey roast, I happened upon a new piece of gear that can bring that style of rotisserie cooking to a distant campsite reached only by foot, bike, raft … Continue reading Light, packable rotisserie raises bar for backcountry campfire cooking
Silent Yachts offers some of the most impressive electric innovations on water, particularly its solarized battery-powered catamarans that glide with kite assistance and dock in floating villas. Realizing that buyers spending seven figures on an all-el… Continue reading Silent carbon fiber electric mini-tender jets from land to yacht
Few camper trailers we’ve looked at over the years are as insanely overbuilt and impressively equipped as the Bruder EXP series from Down Under. Big, industrial-looking composite fortresses with adjustable air suspension, pressurized, dust-free interio… Continue reading Tow-anywhere Bruder off-road camper trailer goes stealth
An electric car that can charge in as little time as it takes to pump a gas vehicle has long been the dream of existing and would-be EV drivers. But what if it could charge even more quickly? The average gas fill-up takes two minutes, according to the … Continue reading Hybrid ultracap battery promises 72-second city EV charging
Bundutec quietly has one of the more impressive overlanding lineups available, comprising a full family of truck campers, roomy rooftop tents, and accessories like awnings and tent rooms. Now it combines several of those existing products into the uniq… Continue reading Bundu Trail camper is a modern, electric-lift chuckwagon you sleep in