With the latest crop of extreme adventure RVs, you can explore the backcountry without leaving the comforts of home…back at home. Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If ...

The latest off-road campers, like this Krug Bedrock XT2, not only have heavy-duty winches, lifted suspension setups, and massive knobby tires but solar panels and onboard battery power. No more ...

Widespread adoption of the overlanding craze over the past few years has led to an explosion in wild adventure vehicles, from pop-top trailers decked out in awnings and even pizza ovens, all the way ...

Generally, bigger is better when it comes to trailers since there's more space to fit all the features you need. But if you want to go deep off-road, a larger rig will prevent you from reaching many ...

If last weekend's Lutz Minicamper seemed a little too cushy, expensive or pavement-limited for you, perhaps you'll like the Let's Go Aero (LGA) Crashpad a little better. Originally designed as a ...

Many outdoorsy folks looking to escape the daily grind and explore the backcountry are interested in rugged camping rigs that can tackle difficult terrain with ease but also ensure maximum comfort and ...

The most noteworthy aspect of the L1 was an electric powertrain that reduced stress on towing vehicles, especially those that are battery-powered. Thankfully, this feature has made it to the ...

When you look for a pop-up camper trailer, the majority you’ll find utilize a canvas top, with sometimes fiddly setup and without the same thermal and sound insulation a hard-sided camper would. For ...

When you think of pop-up camping trailers, the old-school A-frame tent type might spring to mind. They’re cool, sure, but generally their manual setup and interior headroom isn’t exactly a strength if ...