Overlanding essential gear!!! GrizzlyNbear Overland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 เม.ย. 2020
- After making a video on our Defender related equipment and gear we carry we received a lot of requests for a video on all the other gear we carry.
Well here it is, we lay out every bit of gear and equipment we carry with us on our full time overland journey around the world in our Land Rover Defender and Four Wheel Camper.
We hope this can help you in planning your own overland trip or even just give some ideas for a smaller trip.
Note we are not affiliated with any of the brands we mention in this video but highly recommend them or we wouldn't have it with us.
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We received a lot of requests to make a video about all of the non vehicle related equipment we carry.
Here it is we hope it answers all your questions, please leave a comment on what you would carry in your own perfect overland kit...
Leigh and Steph
Appreciate the run through! I love a good gear breakdown. Thanks you two!
Hope you are safe and having fun!!
I have a ‘Bear bell’ on my pack and on my bike in the UK and it bloody works brilliant...
Never seen a single bear 🐻 in about 10 years
Ha ha that's what you call an efficient bear bell 😁
I have Kangaroo whistles on my front bull bar and they also work great... Haven't hit one kangaroo since I left Australia 😜
🤣🤣🤣 only in South Africa would messing up a fire be considered a mortal sin. Loved the reference!
I kept the story a little bit more family friendly than it actually was.
There involved a lot more "F" words and friendly abuse when it happened for real 😂
We camped with them for the next few days and learned so much?
Also got taught how to make an awesome bread and a mean Potjie 😉
Life will always be about learning something new, but our mistakes with never let us forget them ! You both be safe !
Great video! You reminded me I've been wanting to get a small braai/grill for the back yard!
Leigh i am another South African that enjoys a braai here in Brisbane hope to meet up with you one day. Really enjoy your videos. You already feel like family.
We will definitely take you up on that offer when we reach Queensland 😊
Awesome, great equipment and very organized. Super nice for you to share on your handy stuff and what you use along your journey!
Great Video! Getting better and better, Leigh! Great advice for us all I think! Thank you very much!
Love your video's I discovered you guys towards the end of last year, and love your weekly videos. Much love from South Africa.
Great set up , not to much , but set up to enjoy your passions in life . From your traveling home . Great video again enjoyed seeing how you do what you do traveling with your over landing home . Cheers and keep safe . From Steve Stott in Sutherlin Oregon U.S.A....P.S... loved the Bry story made me laugh . 😀 👍🏼 .
You guys are on fire!!! 2 videos in a couple of days, what a gift 😉 Great to see what you have with you, as for the video making gear, very helpful. The only thing I would add is a hamac for sure.
Crocs are life 😅
G'day mate
Crocs are the best 😂
We used to carry a hamoc on our Australian journey.
You have dinner (for the bears) bells. Talking to one another and a can of bear spray is my go to in the mountains here in Western Canada. Dinner bells aren't loud enough.
Mosquitoes love the Frenchy. I had to laugh! Ha ha, because she is sweet I’m sure. Thanks for the video
Tru NorthLand she’ll be O positive blood type too.
Loved the jandal shout out! NZ 👍
Thank you both for the info vlogs 👌 I will be sure to use some of your comments when I next travel
I enjoy your videos alot!!! Gr8 energy, and positive spirit! Thx for sharing all the fun.
You guys are awesome x
Absolutely usefull video, thank you!! Hope you are safe and well nowdays!
👍👍👍👍👍 Very very interesting, Great stuff. As a outdoors man myself (You name it I do it) I just love looking at gear, You always see something new 👍👍👍👍👍 Tanks for showing and sharing.
"Keep going". Take care and stay safe both of you. From 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 vocês são maravilhosos e eu gosto demais vê vocês .. os vídeos são ótimos e em lugares maravilhosos e lindos ... parabéns!!! Vocês têm um fã aqui no Brasil....❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️
Just perfect setup. Even for me. But would swop msr boiling stow for something smaller not as efficient but more adjustable when hiking and climbing "expeditions".
I did climb when younger but excited prevented me doing it still. I do hike when I have a chance. Still have (almost indestructible 75L) 25years old backpack. Still using it.
Hello mate 😉
We chose the MSR Dragonfly specifically as it has a very good flame adjustment compared to other liquid fuel stoves.
It can be adjusted from simmer to very high heat.
I would never hike with a liquid fuel stove only the trusty Jetboil 😉
Nice video man ! Nice to hear about the South Africa stories :D
Really good video. I like to see the gear you use as I am a Backpacker and camper myself. Love to see the gear others use.
I was absolutely waiting for it!!! Greetings from Spain
Who's the elderly guy? Graeme bell lol 😆 nice video
😂😂😂
Not this time although I have had Braai lessons from that elderly gentleman as well 😜
thank you for share great detail video what carting inside your little home on wheels
wish best further you and your wife in further 2020 in all travel around world
Super nice gear .......
Thanks
Hi guys , good video, thank you 🙏
Great stuff 👍👍
I’m amazed how much stuff you get in your Grizzly and Bear Leigh. Great video really getting sold on the idea of your vehicle/camper choice and that really is saying something from an ex forces guy who spent half his life in them lol
...GOOD ONE, KEEP SAFE..
Nice video, keep them coming!
very nice.
What a week!!
We've been working hard my friend 😉
Ja Boet, noú gaan ons braai! 😉👍
Tank you Friends!!!
You are welcome my friend 😊
Thank you 😉
🤣🤣 that's right we only braai in South Africa. Really enjoyed this video and did you make videos of your trip in South Africa and Africa. If so where can I find it. 👍😁🇿🇦
Braai is best 😍
Unfortunately we were in South Africa 6 years ago, unfortunately before we started making videos...
We definitely plan to return one day though 😉
Interesting!
Hi guys ! Thanks for sharing your trip, so inspiring !
Question for Leigh : what is your LED light bar ? What brand / where did you purchase it, and do you use it frequently ?
A video of you dashboard and electric system of your landy would be great ! I guess you have many switches, would be interested to see where you integrated it
Have fun and thanks for sharing your life !
Greg
To be honest I don't even know the make of the light bar...
It was a gift from the garage that rebuilt our Defender.
To be honest we try to avoid driving at night so it never gets used and the cover stays on almost all the time.
I don't think an LED bar is necessary unless you like driving at night in very remote areas.
Thanks for sharing all the nice videos ! Can you pls tell What is the watch you are wearing ?
Whhhhey a Braai! not just for burgers and pork sausages......Lekka.
hey yo dears.... put some amazon affiliates for the stuffs here!! you deserve it!
and must have the grayl bottle... i just bought mine because of you
Hi guys! Cool video, how about tools and defender spare parts?
We made a video about all the tools and parts we carry a few months ago 😉
Ghee bro, what about sunhats? Sounds limp but in the Himalayas it's a must
We have 2 small floppy sun hats and I also have my trusty Australian Akubra.
Hi what's your internet entertainment kit ? Films TV etc ?
Been using MSRs for years, they are great. Going to try switching to diesel on my next trip out whenever that is. How do you find the Helinox chairs, are they easy to setup and put down?
The Helinox chairs are very fast to set up and pack away.
I have on a helinox chair to. Very easy. They’re awesome. Just wished they were cheaper
I’m currently building out my camper here in WA. I’ve got two little girls and let’s say they are messy buggers lol. What’s the clothesline you guys use?
The clothesline is an elastic twisted line, not sure exactly what they are called. No need for pegs.
We bought it in France.
Just curious, you refer to your Dragonfly as a diesel stove so I assume that's your main fuel for it. I've never used diesel in mine so was wondering if it produces much residue on the pots and pans or smoke while in use?
To use diesel for the Dragonfly it's a different jet nozzle.
Doesn't produce any smoke and only a small amount of black residue on the bottom of the pot.
It's such a good stove and we use it almost every day 😊
@@leighdearle5965 That's great, thanks for the info.
Oh dommage pas de sous titres prévu ?
Question, does the Vulcano mosquito coil say on the packaging what the active ingredient is? Most anti-mosquito products in the US don't seem to work well. Vulcano isn't a brand here but if the active ingredient is available in some other product then I'd like to try it out. Metofluthrin around 30% is apparently most effective, followed by a mixture of Oil of lemon eucalyptus (30%) and 65% PMD, followed by nearly 100% DEET, if a study from 2016 entitled _Efficacy of Some Wearable Devices Compared with Spray-On Insect Repellents for the Yellow FeverMosquito, Aedes aegypti(L.) (Diptera: Culicidae)_ is accurate.
Cookware? What kind of pots and pans do you have?
And clothes for regular things (as opposed to training clothes) about how much clothing do you each have?
Also curious about your tool kit for maintaining your truck. How much gear do you have there?
We do plan for a video showing our inside gear.
We already made a video showing all of the tools, spare parts and recovery equipment we carry a few months ago.
You can find it on our channel 😉
I think you need a bigger truck , LOL
Ha ha
Surprisingly we have room to spare which is dangerous as I'm always thinking of what I can buy to fill those empty spaces... 😜
Is is easy to find fuel canisters for the jet boil on your travels
We have found the gas for the Jetboil in every country we've travelled.
Either in outdoor stores or supermarkets.
Yeah, blue gaz canisters aside, they all have a universal self sealing thread now. You can find them everywhere
Excellent, once again, Leigh, well done. Maybe you could give us links on some of this material? I'd like one on the Tuff Trek Braai - can't find it - and regarding Nemo Tensor www.nemoequipment.com/product/tensor/, do you recommend insulated or not, wide or regular? Regarding Lifesaver, do you use it always to filter your drinking water? Take care and enjoy yourselves
have you had any success finding that braai?
Je ne suis pas grimpeur, alors je prendrais un vélo pliable comme un Brompton avec crampons.
Toujours excellent, mais pour nous les Frenchis(e) I dont' tout understand! :):):):):)
En voilà deux qui sont préparés pour affronter la crise....
source for getting that braai?
That one is made by Tufftrek in the UK although not sure they make them any more.
If I got another one I'd get the folding suitcase style.
This one is nice but is a bit messy setting up and packing up.
Also takes a bit of time.
يحتاج ترجمة لغة عربية؟؟؟
Encore une vidéo sans sous titrage français. La traduction auto de TH-cam est vraiment mauvaise. Je préfère de loin celle de Stéphanie.