About this episode

Garrick discusses his experience with gear installation in his 4Runner and shares insights on various outdoor products.

What do Goose Gear, used mud terrains, cross-country skiing in the Methow Valley (yes, that’s MET-HOW), and a futuristic Honda camper trailer have in common? Apparently… this episode. Garrick breaks down his recent Goose Gear cargo plate and fridge slide install in the 3rd gen 4Runner—what went smoothly, what didn’t (missing hardware, no instructions), and whether it’s actually worth the money. He also shares thoughts on Titan Straps and why the cargo plate might be the real MVP. Melody dives...

People in this episode

Hosts: Garrick, Melody

Topics covered

• trailer buying
• overlanding
• gear installation
• outdoor equipment
• travel
• adventure

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Goose Gear, Honda camper trailer, Titan Straps

Places: Methow Valley, 3rd gen 4Runner

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