AL-KO claims its new lightweight chassis has the potential to revolutionise the caravan industry. And while caravans are yet to be built with LightR, we’ve got the scoop on 10 things you need to know about this lightweight chassis concept.…
Do Terrain Tamer’s new parabolic leaf springs give shockingly good results, or are they a jarring disappointment? Terrain Tamer recently contacted me with an offer of a set of their newly-designed parabolic leaf springs for the rear end along with…
There’s plenty of new gear to check out this month, including a couple of books to assist you on your travels, an alarmed lock that will keep your caravan safe from would-be thieves, and a clever kitchen storage solution… Dometic…
We take to the tools to find out and install the one-touch pin coupling AL-KO are renowned for many caravan, camper-trailer and off-road products in the form of suspension, brakes, chassis, electronic sway control systems and more; they rarely (if…
Narva has released a new 7-pin flat trailer socket that also features a built-in heavy duty battery connector. This connector allows for a 50amp Anderson plug to be used. With the ability to deliver up to 50 amps of power…
Uniflame’s spun-steel Dutch oven will have you cooking like a MasterChef When you like cooking at home as much as we do, we found it only natural this passion spills over to when we travel as well. For as long…
Touring life just got a whole lot easier with this fully portable, extendable telescopic ladder from MickeyBlu. Perfect for getting onto your caravan’s roof or your 4WD’s roof rack, the ladders are small and compact, and extremely lightweight at just…
Slide n’ Dry Pegless Clothelines makes drying your clothes on your travelling adventures hassle-free. This clever Australian-made clothesline is made from UV-protected, recyclable plastic, so it won’t go brittle or fade, and it’s capable of holding even the heavy stuff,…
Looking for the best of the best driving lights for your 4WD? Well, you won’t want to go past ARB’s new Intensity V2 Driving Lights. Engineered here in Aus and manufactured in the US, the V2s offer a broad field…
Yakima has made it incredibly simple to legally bring your bike along on your caravan or 4WD trips, with their PlateMate Accessory Number Plate Holder. The PlateMate will securely hold your accessory number plate to the back of your bike…
Rhino-Rack know that many of us love bringing our bikes along on our caravan and 4WD adventures, which is why they’ve come up with the Pioneer Thru Axle Bike Carrier, specifically made to attach directly to your Pioneer system. The…
Cargo barriers are a safety essential if you carry a lot of gear in your 4WD, and Brisbane-based 4X4 accessories brand KAON pretty much tick all the boxes when it comes to this product. Their cargo barriers boast a sturdy…
Dometic has released a new generation of their industry-leading roof air conditioner – the Ibis 4, which is more lightweight, more compact, and with less vibration than its predecessor, the Ibis 3. Performance is also improved thanks to the new-generation…
Not having clear vision of the road and traffic behind you and to each side of your vehicle while towing, is a recipe for disaster – not to mention illegal. The solution? Make sure you’re good to go with OCAM’s…
Go Treads are a recent addition to the caravaner’s arsenal, providing an alternative to the standard recovery and levelling devices you’re probably more familiar with. Able to be utilised both as a recovery device and a levelling aid, Go Treads…
After 12 months in our camper, are we still hooked on Redarc’s RedVision TVMS? It’s been a year since we participated in Redarc’s RedVision user-testing program when a unit was installed in our camper. We’ve since had it in the…
Peter Humphris is the brain child behind an exciting new product called the i-Tow system. This is a weight measuring system that connects to a 50mm tow ball and that shows the ball weight, so that owners can keep an eye…
You won’t get very far in this great country of ours without a good set of tyres, and part of that means having your tyres at the correct pressure, especially when exploring off the beaten track. This is where the…
