Expedition Exchange

New Snow Peak products at EE: https://expeditionexchange.com/shop-all-products EE now sells the Snow Peak Bamboo Spatula, Nylon Ladle, and Nylon Spatula.

New product at EE: https://expeditionexchange.com//snow-peak-home-camp-burner The Snow Peak Home & Camp Burner is an extremely compact burner that unfolds for both dining table and campsite use. Its clever and fun design comes from Asia, where shabu-shabu, hot pots, stews, and Korean Barbeque are commonly cooked at the dining table and then served family style in small portions at at time so that every bite is piping hot throughout the entire meal. But unlike traditional Asian tabletop burners, the Home & Camp folds into a very small and stylish form that is very easy to store.

New product at EE: https://expeditionexchange.com//esee-knives-junglas-with-d The celebrated ESEE Junglas is now available in Dark Earth coloration.

After several months of national backorder, the Almike Hatchets are finally back in stock again. Check out: https://expeditionexchange.com///hults-bruk-almike-hatchet The Almikes have been so popular that I also ordered the Akka Forester's Axes for the shop. The Akkas are still on national backorder.

#TechTipTuesday Pleasant Canyon, Death Valley. This is another reminder of size and weight. If your "overlanding" vehicle is too big and heavy for trails like this, you might went to reassess your priorities. Having more gear does not make you a better fourwheeler. If anything, the opposite is true. If you want to impress others, do it through more skill rather than more gear.

Two new Kovea products at EE: https://expeditionexchange.com/shop-all-//categories/kovea

New products at EE: https://expeditionexchange.com/shop-a//categories/obenaufs EE is now a dealer for the superb Obenauf's leather-preservation products. Like Ballistol, Obenauf's is a product that John uses on his personal gear and he ended up liking it so much that he wanted to sell it.

#ThrowBackThursday This is an advert that Ho put together back when we used to advertise in Overland Journal.