Recent content by Rich Faller

I also use the Home Depot/Ridgid boxes for my camp cooking setup, but mine is organized just a little differently. I use the bottom crate and the small toolbox on top. in the toolbox I keep all my cooking tools like knives, spatulas, utensils, cutting board, as well as seasonings...

Hey Kurt, I’ve been following your videos for quite some time, love the series! I didn’t mean to sound like I was throwing shade about the tires, I was just pointing out that I know you guys are sponsored and that I wasn’t sure if you guys run generals personally. I was looking into the x3s for...

I personally have looked into the outer limit supply kits. Having the ability to mount a FAK to the outside of a vehicle for easy access is genius, but again, for some people in this community a basic FAK that costs upwards of $200 isn’t always manageable. I get that First Aid and safety should...

Israeli bandages are very multi purpose! They can be used as a general pressure bandage, as a TQ (in a pinch), binding for a splint, ace wrap, arm sling, and tons more if you’re creative.

I’ve never used or seen in person the pet kits, but they’re on the website, last I looked. Having a specific kit for Fido or Fluffy had never crossed my mind until I read their description, it makes a lot of sense

I love my sawyer mini. It’s way lighter than any other reasonably priced filter on the market, and they’re super tough and compact, with little to no moving parts. I’ve been looking into the xbull boards, was wondering if they hold up well enough to make it worth getting them. I don’t want to...

XOverland uses the general grabbers because they are sponsored by general tire. Not to say they aren’t fantastic, and they may have used generals before sponsorship, but I’m not sure if they would prefer another tire if they weren’t sponsored. I mention this only because the generals aren’t as...

I have other recovery gear besides the HiLift, like straps, shackles, shovel, etc. I opted for the hi lid because of its versatility as both a jack, winch, and other things. There’s little to no deep water crossing in Colorado, and I have camping and food gear running out my ears from years...

Hey all, just bought new tires and wheels, as well as a HiLift jack and VHF radio and used rubi rails. Debating what my next big purchase should be, function wise. I’m thinking bumpers, front or rear, or underbody protection, but open to other ideas. I don’t wheel often, as I’m a broke college...

+1 for the 33s. I love falken wildpeake at3w tires. 3 peak snow rating, 55,000 mike warranty, and really budget friendly ($190 a tire at discount tire). I have them in 285/75/16 like mentioned above, really common size.

Adventure medical kits are fantastic kits that don’t break the bank. Extremely user friendly with a variety of kits for different applications and levels of training. They even have a dog/cat specific kit for your adventure pup. I keep one of their mountain series backpacker kits in the jeep at...

This is a few weeks ago just outside Durango, CO the 416 fire smoke made for some interesting colors during the sunset

It sounds like you’ve done more in the area than I have, not much I could really show you. Kennebec pass is pretty cool, same with missionary ridge, those are my favorites nearby to town. I have yet to do the alpine loop, but I’ve been up by animas forks in Silverton. I haven’t lived here very...

Buena vista/ Salida are ok for now, and down through lake city, ouray/silverton and telluride are also ok, but there’s a fire between durango and telluride (the 416 fire) that is starting to get contained but could always change. People have been running the alpine loop safely still, and if you...

Im by no means an electrician, so I've been looking into the goal zero kits for a solar setup somewhere down the road. What i really like about them is they're pretty modular in the sense that you can link up multiple solar panels to a single yeti power station and power a lot of stuff with it...