| Reviewer's Notebook: Pull-Pal Anchor Model RW9000
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As a rock climber, I understand the importance of good anchors. If you climb a route, you can top-rope with a solid anchor point at the cliff's top, lead-climb and find suitable anchor points as you climb, or free solo and be so confident that you do not need a rope or anchors. |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: PIAA Lighting System (Part II)
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| PIAA is well known for their off-road lighting, but many off-road lights can not be legally (or safely) used on-road. Ever stare into a pair of 120-watt lamps coming at you on the trail? |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: PIAA 520 Ion Crystal Driving Lamps
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| The war cry of the Tsunami Tribe of central Bulonga? French for "nice lights"? An acronym standing for "Pretty Incredible And Awesome"? |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: Inside Armor: Seat Covers and Mats
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| Keeping a clean interior in the midst of a nasty trail exterior is difficult. Sand, slush, mud, and muck all wreak havoc on fabrics and carpet. |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: PIAA Lighting System (Part I)
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| Too often, sunset requires this depressing decision. Daylight fades and we're forced to retreat as trail obstacles get uglier in the worsening light, especially during the winter months. |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: Forrest Tool's MAX AX
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| Most 4x4s are crammed with tools, toolboxes, recovery gear, and spares. Add in a family's worth of camping gear, a weekend's worth of food, and there's no space left for the driver, let alone passengers! |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: Cabelas Roof Rack Carrier
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| n recent years, the availability of roof racks has exploded. Safari type racks, sport system racks, and a variety of other versions of this simple idea cropped up. |
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| Reviewer's Notebook: Ramsey Platinum 9000
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| Ramsey has been a predominant name in off-roading since the early 1940s. Their products grace the bumpers of countless four-wheel drive vehicles, and their owners testify to the dependability of Ramsey products, including locking hubs, mounting systems, and winches. |
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| No Drill, No Frill Tow Hooks
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| I found myself panicked: Just a week away from my first real trail ride with the Eastern 4-Wheelers and I had no tow hooks. I could only imagine getting stuck in a big mud hole and having to submerge myself to get a strap around the axle. |
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