If you've spent any time shopping for overlanding gear, you've probably noticed something: add the word "overland" to almost any product, and the price seems to jump overnight. In this episode, I'm diving into what I like to call the **Overlanding Tax**—where it shows up, why it exists, and whether it's ever actually worth paying.
I'll break down some of the biggest offenders, from rooftop tents and shovels, to vehicles and other things that can quietly drain your budget. More importantly, I'll share where I think spending extra really does get you better quality and where you might be paying more for branding than performance.
Whether you're just getting into overlanding or you've been building your rig for years, this episode is all about helping you make smarter buying decisions, avoid unnecessary expenses, and focus your budget on the upgrades that truly improve your adventures.
What do you think is the biggest example of the Overlanding Tax? Let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear where you think the industry gets it right... and where it gets a little carried away.
Here are some of the budget priced options I talked about in the episode:
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