We have planned a 4 day overlanding trip, exploring the North Georgia Mountains, Chattahoochee Forrest and the Cohutta Wilderness. This is called The Georgia Traverse. We have an estimated 20 Jeeps caravanning with us on this adventure.

In preparation for the trip, Road Rash has filmed a quick pack out video, showing some of the gear we bring along with us. This is broken up into a couple of different categories:

• Kitchen (Food, Water, Cooking, Refrigerator, etc)
• Electrical (Solar, Battery, Jump Starter, Lights, Speakers)
• Comfort (Sleeping, Sitting, Heat, Shower, Clothing)
• Recovery (Winch controls, Fuel, Tools)

Check the timeline below to see specific areas of the video:

00:00 Overlanding Gear and Jeep Pack Out for The Georgia Traverse
01:35 Car First Aid and Car Trama Kit
02:15 Overlanding Kitchen Gear
06:00 Jeep Refrigerator
07:42 Overlanding Electrical Gear
11:09 Portable Jump Starter
13:05 Overlanding Comfort Gear
14:50 Mr Buddy Heater
16:28 Overlanding Recovery

Additionally, we will be posting a link to the full 4 day Georgia Traverse video here: ------------

A couple of highlighted items that we will be doing a full review after the trip, showing how well they performed and held up:

Hulkman Jump Starter - In my opinion, this is a MUST HAVE for every Jeep, on or off road (especially off road - remote). If you find yourself with a dead battery in the middle of nowhere from your refrigerator, rooftop lights, rock lights, etc, you can find comfort in knowing you can jump your own vehicle off.
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Mr Buddy Heater - The most well known brand for heat management on those chilly evenings, making it comfortable in your tent or Jeep (in my case) - I hate being cold.
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F40C4TMP Refrigerator - Once you are traveling more than 2 days, your traditional cooler will no longer work for you. Your ice will melt and make everything soggy. This refrigerator comes in several different sizes and is very very affordable.
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