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A New Zealand first, grab the Overland Navigator app and explore our amazing country. Drive (almost) every track we’ve explored over the last few years, check out awesome things to see and stay in cool campsites.

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Overland NZ Tee (female)

$35.00

Medium weight t-shirt in charcoal (aka dark grey) with small a white Overland NZ mountain logo.

Tested all over the country by the Overland NZ crew, our gear goes the distance when out exploring New Zealand. Comfortable and well made, our gear is hard to beat.

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Overland NZ Tee

$35.00

Medium weight t-shirt in charcoal (aka dark grey) with small a white Overland NZ mountain logo.

Tested all over the country by the Overland NZ crew, our gear goes the distance when out exploring New Zealand. Comfortable and well made, our gear is hard to beat.

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Colour sticker pack

$8.00

Two colour Overland NZ stickers for your truck!

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Clear sticker pack

$8.00

Two white/transparent Overland NZ stickers for your vehicle!

Tested over the last 6 years, these stickers will last the test of time and punishment offroad.

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New wheels and tyres! 2026 Hilux SR5 + Kenda RT tyre review

As part of getting the Hilux ready to tour New Zealand, the factory tires and wheels had to go! I fitted up a mint set of Alpha Brawler wheels and some fresh Kenda Klever RT tyres and it's change the whole look of the car! It's fixed the narrow look of the front end and performs awesomely.

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2026 Hilux Build Starts Here | M2 Artemis Canopy Installation & Factory Tour

Kicking off my 2026 Hilux build with an awesome aluminium canopy from the legends at M2 Overland. Kiwi made, awesome quality and built for offroad use, it was a no brainer.

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I bought a 2026 Hilux! Meet the new Overland NZ rig

It's upgrade time! Last week I picked up a 2026 Toyota Hilux SR5 to replace my beloved Fortuner. Going back to a ute wasn't quite in my plan but here we are and I'm stoked!

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You should join a 4WD Club! Offroad in the Akatarawa Forest, just 30 minutes from town

Joining your local 4WD Club can be a game changer - they have access to so many places all around New Zealand, from simply Family Shiny trips to endless mud bogs, there's something for everyone. In this video we explore the forest near Wellington and spend a day checking out some cool spots.

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This $200 upgrade made winter camping so much better - diesel heater upgrade!

A few months ago I grabbed a cheap diesel heater to see how they go - and to stay warm on those cold nights camping in New Zealand during winter. I've since made a few modifications to the heater to improve it and make it work better

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The trucks

2026 Toyota Hilux

The fresh 2026 build for Overland NZ!

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1994 Land Rover Discovery

Keeping it simple and old school, the Discovery has been a bit of a light restoration project. With it being road legal and all running well, it’s itching to hit the road and explore New Zealand once more.

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Tips and thoughts

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Choosing a roof top tent

Since picking up our roof top tent about 18 months ago, we’ve noticed so many more around on the tops of vehicles which is awesome! As you know, we’re big fans of roof top tents - we’ve used our Feldon all over the country, from the beaches in the Far North to mountainous campsites down south.

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Why I'm excited for electric four wheel drives

The world of vehicles is undergoing a pretty major and fundamental shift at the moment - the internal combustion engine, while not going anywhere anytime soon, is under attack from the electric motor. I love the sound of a turbo diesel spooling up or petrol V8 roaring away as much as the next person but the future of propulsion excites me greatly - especially when it comes to off-roading.

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