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  • 6 days ago | themanual.com | Mike Richard

    Overlanding purists may sneer at the idea of bringing boatloads of tech into the backcountry. But, if you’re someone who likes hardcore off-road exploration and a healthy dose of tech-heavy creature comforts, there’s never been a better time to be alive. With that in mind, EcoFlow just debuted the latest iteration of its Wave portable air conditioner, and it’s every bit as cool as it sounds.

  • 6 days ago | flipboard.com | Mike Richard

    1 hour ago Overland Expo West is Coming Back to Flagstaff! The ULTIMATE overlanding, camping, and adventure travel event is back in Flagstaff, Arizona! Join us May 16–18, 2025 for Overland Expo West, the premier event for overlanders, adventure travelers, campers, explorers, and outdoor enthusiasts: https://www.overlandexpo.com/west/ Held in the beautiful pines of Fort Tuthill County Park, this unforgettable weekend will feature: ✅ 400+ exhibitors showcasing the latest in overlanding gear,...

  • 1 week ago | themanual.com | Mike Richard

    Stock minivans and campervans make easy donor vehicles for DIY vanlifers. But SUVs, especially small to mid-sized models, aren’t often a starting point for most custom van builds. Now, Honda wants camping enthusiasts to rethink what’s possible with more ordinary “grocery-getter” SUVs. Introducing the Honda CR-V Dream Pod camper concept. The Japanese automaker released the one-off concept to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Honda’s popular CR-V SUV.

  • 1 week ago | themanual.com | Mike Richard

    Rotomolded coolers have long been the standard for campers, car campers, and overlanders. Yeti has been the go-to brand for such coolers for more than a decade, with an almost cult-like following. But, Coleman (yes, that Coleman) is setting its sights on dethroning the king with its all-new Coleman Pro line-up. The Chicago-based brand has been a camper staple for more than a century, with some of the most lightweight and, most importantly, affordable coolers on the market.

  • 2 weeks ago | themanual.com | Mike Richard

    Overlanding-centric vans are all the rage these days. But they’re often very pricey and not designed to be practical daily drivers. For campers looking for something a bit more versatile — something to pull double-duty even when you’re not camping — it’s hard to beat a traditional minivan. Unicamp agrees, which is how its Sienna Pop Top campervan add-on was born. After more than a year in development, the Korean campervan modder finally released its much-awaited Sienna Pop Top stateside.

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