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When traveling off road having all the gear to get you out of a tight spot is super important. 4wd Recovery kits, and recovery gear are a must for any 4x4 enthusiast. A good 4wd recovery kit or recovery gear is the most essential item/s you will need when planning a 4x4 adventure of even just going camping. There’s nothing worse than getting stuck in mud, sand or even water while trying to enjoy your outdoor adventure trip. We stock a large range of 4wd recovery equipment including Snatch Straps, Bow Shackles, High Lift Jack, Trunk Protectors and other essential 4wd safety equipment to keep your next trip safe and enjoyable. Mud driving recovery tips: To keep your next 4x4 trip stress-free when encountering mud try these tips. Mud can be one of the most fun forms of off-road driving but can also be a stressful time if you are inexperienced or unprepared, but it also carries a certain amount of risk especially when it comes to 4wd recovery after getting bogged. (1) Check the are...

 When it comes to 4wd driving, air compressors and tyre deflators are a dynamic duo, and for optimal comfort and convenience you really do need both. There are quite a few tyre deflator types, from screw automatic, digital deflators, rapid tyre deflators, and if you get really stuck, you can use a stick. And the same can be said for Air Compressors If you are looking to spend some time in the sand, mud or dirt then having the right gear to make sure your tyre pressure is spot on is a must. If you are deflating or inflating, we’ve got the right gear for you.   Air Compressors and Tyre Deflators No matter what car you own, an air compressor and tyre gauge are good things to have in your car. Most people think you only need an air compressor if you own a 4wd or just when you go camping, but even if you very rarely head off-road, spare tyres, over time can go flat if you don’t have them regularly checked, so having an air compressor in the boot can be a life saver… ...

Having the right recovery gear can make or break an adventure and going well prepared should always be a priority. Choosing the right gear means you can safely navigate your way out of most sticky situations. From recovery hitches and shackles , to snatch straps , high lift jacks and  tyre deflators , Bundy Outdoors has you covered with a wide range of 4WD and off-road recovery gear and our range is constantly expanding. Invest in quality products and avoid cheap recovery gear, you'll appreciate it in the long run.  4WD & Recovery When traveling off road having all the gear to get you out of a tight spot is super important. 4wd Recovery kits, and recovery gear are a must for any 4x4 enthusiast. A good 4wd recovery kit or recovery gear is the most essential item/s you will need when planning a 4x4 adventure of even just going camping. There’s nothing worse than getting stuck in mud, sand or even water while trying to enjoy your outdoor adventure trip. We stock a lar...

J ust about every 4wd you see has a side awning  or roof top tent attached to it. So, are they really all that great?  The answer is yes! 4X4 Awnings give you extra covered space in your camp site, but even if you aren't camping and just out on a 4x4 adventure and want to pull up for lunch, they are the perfect portable shade option. 4x4 awnings come in a variety of sizes and the ones from Darche   and Oztent have the added bonus of covering a whopping 180 or 270 degree area. A good quality  awning  is one of most practical and popular 4x4 accessories to have.  Quick and easy to erect, a side awning gives you effective shade and protection from the sun with minimal set up or fuss. 4x4 Side Awnings come in many shapes, size and application.  Side Awnings usually range from 2m -3m in length and generally come out from your vehicle around 2.5m.  4x4 Rear Awnings are typically around 1.4m to 1.5m in length and come out roughly the same. ...

Most people think that the hardest part of hitting the road or any 4WD rebuild or re-vamp is going to be the vehicle. Speaking from experience that wasn't the case with us.  We knew exactly what we wanted for our Troopy, where to get it and how to install it, but what really eluded us was storage options. We knew that by installing a drawer system meant that we would need a storage solution that had flexibility, and we don’t just mean physically but essentially as well. The storage system would need to be versatile, to use with gear as well as food and clothing and preferably stackable to make the use of available space. Although we have a Troopy space is relative. We aren’t towing a van or camper and we also don’t have a rooftop tent, we sleep in the back, so everything needs to be well organised, stacked and stored.  We tried storage boxes, and these were good, but we couldn’t use all of our empty compartments on the front or the sides of the drawers, we tried other box styl...