The Tundra and Commander loaded for the backcountry below the mountains

Gear & Tech

Everything that gets us out there and keeps us online: the rigs, the camp kit, and the technology behind working from the wild. We use all of it, trip after trip, and write about it as we go.

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What We’re Running

This is the kit that comes with us. Some of it has been out for years, some of it is brand new, and we write each piece up once we have had it out enough to have a real opinion about it.

The rigs

The Tundra, the Can-Am Commander XT-P, and the Jumping Jack Blackout trailer: the builds, the mods, and how they hold up. Start with the Tundra →

Camping & hiking gear

Tents, packs, sleep systems, and camp kitchens, from truck-side basecamps to overnights like Windfall Lake.

Cameras & drones

What we shoot the films on, how it mounts to the rigs, and what survives the dust and the river crossings.

Starlink & connectivity

The setup that keeps the office online past the last cell tower, and what it actually takes to run it off-grid.

Portable solar & power

Panels, power stations, and the wiring that keeps batteries, laptops, and camera gear charged for days out.

The digital nomad kit

Everything else it takes to work from a camp chair: mounts, desks, storage, and all the small stuff that quietly makes it workable.

How We Do It

We Write It Up After We’ve Used It

A weekend is not long enough to know whether something is any good. So we take it out, use it properly, break a few things, and then tell you how it went.

That means what we can tell you about is whatever we have had out longest. The Commander is first up.

Follow the Adventure

The Can-Am Commander XT-P, built and ready — The Commander, first one up

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