Hey guys thanks for stopping by. This is part 2 of this series of videos I'm doing. I want to hear from you guys where you want me to do next. Ace Hardware, Tractor Supply, Amazon? Where are y'all sending me next?

Buy the best you can afford don’t mean it has to be expensive it only has to do what you want or need it to do

Overlanding isn't necessarily what you HAVE, it's what you DO. I've accumulated a lot of really nice equipment over the years, but I did it a little at a time since my budget didn't allow it all at once. I'm a firm believer of buy once, cry once. I would do a ton of research on anything I wanted, then I'd save, save, save for it. Overlanding can be very simplistic or it can be very gear-laden. Your budget and time will get you everything you need/want.

Great video. I’ve used a lot of items that you showed and they definitely work plus they are easy to replace in ANY STATE

I think if the hatchet had a 10mm on it it would go missing randomly when you need it...

The Ozark tent is a masterpiece! I've had it since 2019. I keep it with a ground tarp and nail stakes in a sea to submit bag. I've used it a minimum of 200 nights. From Norther Michigan, off sleeping bear dunes to coastal camping of the Gulf in Florida and the blue ridge mountains in North Carolina. It has held up to everything. No complaints. This is coming from a backpacker who's go-to is a Zpacks Duplex and Tigerwall for free standing. Excellent recommendation on the tent 👍

I've bought some blocks from an RV shop to for a large travel trailer I use during hunting season. They can easily hold a overlanding vehicle and I highly recommend getting them to level your rig and tent setup instead of using recovery boards.

LOVE the Buddy heater. I got the 12ft hose with a regulator so we could set a 20lb. tank outside the tent. Great video and series. Thank you!

Nice and thorough, Thanks for pointing this out! I like the expensive designer stuff, but man some of it is unrealistic, thanks for bringing us back down to earth.

I live in the middle of nowhere Texas and our Wal Mart (35 miles up the road) has most, if not all of these things. Great video for folks without access to cool gear stores. We are hoping to get into some weekend overlanding and this was a great video. Thanks a bunch. 👊

skip the ozark trail saw and go to the garden center and get the fiskers much better imho

Thank you. I buy value. You showed me a way to get out there and not be a brand elitist. 💪🏾

We have an extensive camping section at our walmart. I've been eyeing those locking bins. Im gonna make a kitchen box. And that tin with the cups are high on the list!

I have several sleeping bags that I use depending on the weather. I have one that is rated to -35*f and another rated to 0*f. I carry those two all the time plus a heavy wool blanket and a down blanket. I also have a Hennessy Hammock with all the winter goodies and a tent along with a cot and sleeping pad. I find with all of those options I have everything I need to camp in any place I’ve ever gone.

Awesome video man! Super helpful and informative. When you mentioned the UCO sporks being ghetto when used in the house 😂😂 made me crack up! They’re super convenient 🤙🏽

I have several cast iron pans, all over 100 yrs old. They can be found on Marketplace and garage sales, they're smooth and still like new, grab one when you come across one! Also. just two days ago I was watching another channel about equipment and the guy was steering everyone to high dollar gear (affiliate, of course) and the recovery gear bag he refered us to was over $350.00! Folks- that kind of thing drives up prices for everyone. There is a place for high-end gear, but c'mon! A Masons bag that actually sees extreme duty everyday, heavy canvas, leather bottom, can be had for $50.00. Be smart!! This is a great video, I do have a lot of gear from WalMart, thanks!

Great vid! Thanks for taking the time man!

I have that tent and must say, it's a great value and well made. Can't beat the price. Perfect for two people.

The coast head light is great 100% recommended, I have one for work one for fishing and one in my truck !

Also...The trailfire lights are great, I run them on my enduro bike for night riding and they blow the trails up pretty well.

What’s up dude thanks for these great videos!! I’m in Hawaii 🏄🏼‍♂️💨 and we don’t have any off-road shops on the big island other than the small shops we’ve got here and there that are super expensive. Super helpful! Aloha from one of your viewers out here on the dot in the pacific 🏝

Farm and Home type stores are good too. Great video, thank you for producing it. Safe travels.

Good stuff thanks,Walmart and Harbor freight are great go to’s for cheep decent stuff.between the two I’ve found a lot of useful stuff that will get the job done.great way when you’re first starting out to find what stuff you use a lot for cheep then you can upgrade from there.

Thanks for also showing the prices. Def put things into perspective.

Go to Harbor Freight and grab moving blankets to lay on floor of tent .. and a tarp under tent plus a larger tarp over in case of heavy rain or hail.

I have the spork you shown, and I cannot tell you how much I use it! I work in the lineman industry, and I always keep one in my lunch box. My wife and I are dieting, and when I come home on Friday evenings, usually Saturday and Sunday morning at least I make different things to pack so I'm not eating junk foods. I use mine daily. I like them so much and how practically weightless they are, when I went to Montana last year hunting, I bought a few to toss in my hunting pack.

You could take them flip led light switch things and Velcro them in your lockable storage bins under the lid so when you need something at night just flip it on when you open the lid

been using the yellow plastic tent stakes for years now. the plastic sand stakes are very good for sand / beaches, even in steady sustained wind. the ozark trail pocket saw is good. the polymer Coast flashlite is good. some locations have the Fiskars 14" hatchet for less than $25 and it is excellent.

Great video, I actually have used alot of Walmart overlanding gear and all has been great so far!

Great job going over things many people think they need to spend 10x the amount for what are some great useful everyday camping stuff.

Awesome video very informative thanks buddy!

When I was full timing in the Yampa Valley area, Walmart was all I had and I got a bunch of this stuff then. Good video buddy!

They have a new umbrella 6 person dome tent. $40 , water proof and fast to set up! Literally just pops up which is great if you get caught in 🌧

If you have a large propane tank get the Buddy heater hose, and filter. They let you hook a large propane bottle directly to the Buddy heater, saves a ton of money, and time. We’ve been running three sizes of Buddy heaters in the winter for two years now, if you do get the hose turn the heater off by turning the propane tank off letting the flame burn out, then turn the heater off. Saves hoses and extends the life of filters, also keeps the internal working cleaner although they still need cleaning sometimes.

The sheer honesty in this video earned a subscribe from me LOL. “It was pretty ghetto…” 😂🤣

Very great video. I have some of the stuff that you went through from Walmart I forget probably be getting more of the stuff from there

I've seen a lot of this stuff and I wondered how good it is. Nice to see some words on it

I have that Luci light, the thing I really like about it is that it's both USB and solar rechargeable. I bought it for a recent camping trip, and it made a great tent light, and also I was able to prop it up on the stand and use it as a reading light while in my sleeping bag. After watching this, I realize I have a lot of stuff from Walmart as well. Even those nail type tent pegs that you noted, I have a bunch of those, and my tent is from Walmart as well, a dome style easy up.

This is a great series!

We tent camped w kids for years entirely w Walmart gear and had a blast….now that I can afford it I own plenty of REI gear and my kids and wife are older and want nothing to do with camping. Just go enjoy the outdoors with whatever gear you can afford…having fun is what it’s all about.

Really enjoying the channel man!

I will browse the outdoors area just to see if there is something new.Sometimes they will have a product for a limited time,I guess as a trial run. My brother got a rechargeable flashlight with a built in bug zapper and can be used as a power bank. They have not had them since.

A little 5 lbs propane tank is usually perfect for most needs and they are around 50 bucks and takes based on where you live 10 buck to fill

My Walmart in Texas had an ozark battery bank space heater about the size of a small paper shredder. 4 levels of heat and fan speed and you can card a couple of devices. Only used it once when my apartment lost power when it was 15 degrees outside. I haven't yet fully tested it.

Walmart videos like this always intrigue me for some reason

I live in Denver area as well...still use Wally World for gear.

I used the tire repair kit 4 times in one day/outing. Worked great. Stopped at les schwab the next day and got everything professionally patched up. I bout 2 more packs just yo have on hand.

The compact battery jumper packs would be ideal over jumper cables. It's saved me and others a few times since ive owned one.

For cast iron check out yard sales and estate sales, pawn shops, the used stuff is better sometimes. Watch the prices though there are some expensive antique cast out there.

I have plenty of Walmart crap. It does the trick, especially for the price. Great vid. 👍🏼

Grateful you’ve reserved the plastic sporks for camping and not everyday use anymore.

Hey man! Loved the video, had a lot of good points showing how much Walmart actually has, I think it’s great trying to share that with people so they can get into the scene more. That being said, there are two points I really want to harp on that I think you may have forgotten to shed more light on. The first being that the Buddy heaters are rated for indoor use, but inside a house does have ventilation and big enough air spaces for it to be rated as safe. If you are using this inside of a tent or car, you NEED to have a window open or something so there is some sort of ventilation, and a carbon monoxide detector is imperative as well. Those rigs still do burn propane and it is toxic to our bodies and can kill someone in their sleep if left going in an unventilated area. Secondly, the nozzle you showed that helps refill the smaller propane tanks from a larger one may seem neat and save some money, but those videos saying it is not recommended and is dangerous are there for a reason. You need a license to refill propane bottles and follow a course on how to do it properly because if you fuck that up, you will harm yourself at best, worst case killing yourself in the process because that crap does explode easily. With you being a content creator you have to be careful with what you say on these subjects unfortunately. People can take you serious or some don’t want to research much and could take what you say and get themselves killed if you and them are not careful, you with what you say, and then with what they do. Anyways, that’s my two cents. I really appreciate the videos man and keep up the good work. Just wanted to get on you for those two things but other then that keep rocking it brotha! :)

Go to lawn an garden get the fiskars folding saw instead of the o.t. saw for a little more money. The o.t. saw binds when cuttin due to it have single row of teeth. The fiskars is double row.

He has a Cerro Gordo hat!!! Thats awesome!

Love your video 👍

-5 F is -20 C... even in Canada that's a cold temperature to be camping in...so those heaters are definitely worth the money.

Another great place is a local Army/Navy store! Great finds there!

Excellent video

Great video!

As far as saws, go to lawn and garden . Fiskers makes good folding saws.

Love to get all of em.

Have to say, I personally own the 10 in 1 multi tool wallet thing, and every time I open a bottle or use it I’m so glad I have it 😂 never cut myself and forget I even have it

I will agree with you on don't think you have to go to all the name brand stores. Many of us "Old Timers" at camping and "with a vehicle's" didn't have REI, Cabela's, and what not around. I'm not dumping on them but expect to pay 1/3 or more for the same thing. I'll recommend to skip the cheapest Stansport mess kit or camp set, I tried them to out it was a one time use. The handle came fell off and it's to thin of metal (IMHO) and everything burns in it from hot spots.

With the cheaper Chinese made knives and hatchets - make sure the paracord that it comes with is actually paracord and not just generic rope they called paracord. Which is often what they put in the kit because it’s cheaper

Man you just showed me I need to take a trip to Walmart before chinns lake tomorrow

Gerber was “not that great” for a while but they are definitely coming back around and going to be miles ahead of those knives you showed from harbor freight. For gerber I would just watch out for lower steel quality on some of their knives but for the most part they are actually pretty good.

Coast light kick ass and the warranty is solid

The timing of the dog barking was 👌. Almost seemed scripted.

Where did you get the gauge for leveling your rig that is mounted on the rack? Thanks great video series

I know it is only a couple bucks, but if you go to the hardware section they have the same packages of paracord cheaper than the ones in sporting goods

Really awesome video! 73's

The silky big boy! Well sheesh!

The ranch hex cut outs on that hatchet blade are just about worthless, because you have to maneuver the tool into the right position, which is hard enough with the socket set extenders etc.

I have a set of them Alpina lights on my cat boat they work so damn good

“The Silky Bigboy”!! Wtf why would they name it that 😆

Love your videos, thanks! And wil you accept to review portable power staiton on your channel?

Use a metal match and Petrolium jelly soaked cotton balls for starting fires. Packs small, weatherproof, will start instantly in any conditions and burns for a few minutes (plenty long to get a fire started). Matches and lighters are unreliable, and nearly every "firestarter" product out there I've used are a waste of money. Go with the simple method that will always work.

which Walmart was this done at in Denver? The one near Boulder hardly has any camping stuff.

Awesome! Walmart for the win!

I tested that saw next to my fiskars saw and it was horrible, I think I had something like 19-20 swipes to cut a branch with the ozark and it took about 10-12 on the fiskars

Good video bro, quality guidance and info. A bit too many ads though.

Silver side in reflects your body heat back in

If u want paracord go to hobby lobby or michaels. 8 bucks for 100ft 550 cord in most any color

Thank you for the video and your good intentions but you have to understand something that maybe you haven't think about... Even the big chain stores don't carry the same products, it all goes by different cities and the demand for certain products, for example... here in Miami, Fl there isn't a single Walmart that sells the Mr. Buddy Heater and a whole bunch of other camping equipment you may find in your city, but here in Miami, any local Walmart will carry all the fishing poles and lures you can imagine even boat parts and accessories.....🤷‍♂️

question...Toyota Engineers say max static/dynamic roof weight for 4Runner is 120 lbs unless it has a sunroof and then its 20% less...roof rack, tent, solar panel must weigh 500 lbs, what am i missing???

Headlamp is fire!! Had it for a couple years now.

Scrap the cast iron and go with a carbon steel pan. it will cook like cast iron and is lighter.

The cheaper Chinese cast iron can crack and break, especially if exposed to temperature extremes. I just stick to Lodge.

That saw is garbage and will make you mad just using it. Get a Silky, they're $50 or less, you'll have it forever and they work great. Great video.

Tractor Supply next?

I don't know if you have a Rual King in your area, give them a go!

I buy most my camping stuff at Walmart

Getting quality gear doesn't happen all at once unless you hit the lottery, or max out your credit cards and spend years paying those off with interest. It takes years to build a quality kit or a quality rig. Almost everybody with a quality setup really fails to point that out, which leads to folks thinking they've been left out, or that it's impossible. It's not impossible, it just takes a really long time. But quality gear is totally worth the sacrifice.

The big boy is defiantly worth the price

Fire extinguisher

I'll never look at silky saws the same. 😂

That Walmart parking lot is the Walmart in evergreen isn't it?

Must be nice to go into a Walmart and actually look/touch items without having to find a clerk to open a locked glass door.

The only problem with those mattresses are that they get really cold underneath in the middle of the night

Let's Gooo!