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Trail Talk: Tips and Tricks from the Trail

Tips and tricks from the trail! This new series from XOVERLAND aims to help equip and educate outdoor enthusiasts to confidently explore the world around them. Join Tanner and the XOVERLAND Crew in Trail Talk!

Episode 1

How to Air Up and Down on the Trail

Adjusting tire pressure improves comfort and traction—here’s how we air up and down on our overland adventures.
Episode 2

Which Solar Panel is Right for You?

We compare portable vs. fixed solar panels to help you choose the right setup for your power needs on the road.
Episode 3

What Tools Should I Bring?

Whether you’re weekend camping or long-haul traveling, we break down essential tools for trail repairs and peace of mind.
Episode 4

Should You Buy This Suspension for Your Overlanding Build? | ICON CDEV Review

ICON’s CDEV system uses smart tech to adjust your suspension in real time—find out if this upgrade is worth it for your rig.
Episode 5

How Do I Go Poop in the Woods?

Proper waste disposal is essential for preserving wild spaces—here’s how to go in the woods responsibly (and comfortably).
Episode 6

How Do I Use My Winch? Basic Safety and Winch Operation

Learn the basics of safe winch use and what gear you should always have in your recovery kit before heading off-road.
Episode 7

How Well Does a WeBoost Drive Reach Work?

We tested the WeBoost Drive Reach Overland booster in remote areas to see if it really helps keep you connected on the trail.
Episode 8

Do You Need a Fridge for Overlanding?

Fridges offer reliable cold storage for extended trips—here’s what to consider and a few of our favorite options for overlanding.
Episode 9

Don’t Forget to Do THIS at Your Next Camp

Leveling your vehicle at camp can make a huge difference in comfort, and tools like Maxtrax can help get the job done.
Episode 10

Doing Our Part to Keep Our Trails Clean | Revenue Flats Trail Clean Up

We teamed up with local volunteers and the BLM to help clean up one of our favorite backyard trails and keep public lands open for future adventurers.
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