10 Essential Pieces of Car Camping/Overlanding Gear

Gear I mention in the video:
1) Cupholder level: amzn.to/3HavZc1
2) Lynx Levelers: amzn.to/41x3MoV
3) Usb fan: amzn.to/475hpwU
4) Ceiling organizer net: amzn.to/3vfOmJx
5) Visor organizer: amzn.to/3Nzj0E6
6) Steering wheel table: amzn.to/3Nzolex
7) 12 volt inverter: amzn.to/3TEGsn8
8) Noco Boost Plus: amzn.to/4883nvQ
9) Staun tire deflators: amzn.to/3NwJbva
10) Viair air compressor: amzn.to/48bbF6c
bonus
tire repair kit amzn.to/3NBZmrc
I've found these 10 things to be useful, if not essential to my car camping excursions, and I think you'll find them useful too. Thank you for watching!
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Timestamps"
00:00--00:34: Intro
00:34--01:08: Cupholder Level
01:08--02:00: Lynx Levelers
02:00--02:32: Usb Fan
02:32--03:21: Ceiling Organizer
03:21--03:44: Visor Organizer
03:45--04:19: Steering wheel table
04:20--04:57: 12v Inverter
04:58--05:33: NOCO Boost Plus
05:34--06:14: Staun Tire Deflators
06:15--End: Tire Repair Kit

[@robertduenas8665]

Excellent list. I added 4 items from your video to my Amazon list. Thank you.

[@brendansoutdoors377]

Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@fourtwenty5986]

Good ideas. I'm planning to start my Car Adventure this year. Been watching your videos to prepare myself.

[@brendansoutdoors377]

Thanks for watching! The best way to get ready is to go try it out somewhere close to home at first, that way if you forgot something or aren't comfortable you can always go back home and readjust.

[@DremaShavers]

Hey! I love your content! I am a member of a brand producing Jeep's accessories. Could you shoot a video for our brand?

[@brendansoutdoors377]

Hi there, thanks for watching! Go ahead and send me an email at [e-mail] with some more details.
I'm not a Jeep guy, but I'd be interested to know more about what it is you're looking for!