2021 Overland Holiday Christmas Gift Guide

Get something special for your favorite overlanding fanatic this holiday season using this list of curated items!

– Page Contains Affiliate Links – Why? (click here to expand)

We lose money every month producing the TX:GX Overland website and YouTube channel. Creating content takes time and money – we have to pay for:

Website and WordPress hosting
Trip videos that cost money for fuel, admissions fees at parks/events, and wear and tear on our vehicle
An enormous amount of our time producing this site and the videos (I won’t even begin to calculate that cost!)

Basically, we lose money every month. We use affiliate links and YouTube monetization to try to reduce this monthly loss but they don’t pay much. We lose about $20 per month just from our website costs (not including trip costs). Purchases made via this website using affiliate links sometimes result in us making a small commission (usually 2-4%) that we use to keep the lights on. But since we lose about $20 per month (not including trip fees) you can see we are definitely not “in it for the money” – we do this out of a love for helping other people enjoy the outdoors and overlanding, to help people get started and find gear to make their trips more successful, and to produce videos that inspire and entertain our viewers. Even though we lose money each month, we are committed to helping the world we live in. Please read “Who Our Affiliate Links Benefit” to see a list of the causes and charitable organizations we donate to. Thank you for your understanding!

– Who Our Affiliate Links Benefit (click here to expand)

TX:GX Overland is about experiencing the outdoors and doing so in a responsible, sustainable way. Without the trees, the forests, the clean babbling brooks and the open trails we enjoy while overlanding we simply couldn’t exist. Therefore, we are committed to helping organizations that support our outdoor adventures. Though we do not make a profit from the TX:GX Overland website or YouTube channel we still make donations to worthwhile causes. We make donations to the following organizations:

OneTreePlanted
Tread Lightly

We have reviewed these organizations and determined they fit our purpose. We do not have the resources to do an exhaustive background check of their prior/current activities, partnerships, board members, etc. so if they are “doing something bad” we’re not aware of it. We hope our donations to these organizations is doing the world some good – if you disagree with these choices we respect your decision, please respect ours.

Item	Link
Bison Gear Roof shelf cargo system – keep your overland rig organized with this rear shelf organization system	Link
Recovery Traction Boards – don’t get stuck in mud or on rocks when off road, use traction boards to get out of a pickle	Link
GX470 Seat Risers – hate riding in a low seat position in your GX470? Jack those seats up with risers.	Link
GX470 Rear Door Cargo Cage – Replace that saggy GX rear cargo door net with this metal cargo cage	Link
Waterport – bring drinking water that can also function as a shower!	Link
Toyota 4Runner and GX Glove Box Organizer – Keep your tire deflators, tire gauge, knife, gum and stuff organized!	Link
Victory Center Console Molle Panel – Attach first aid kits, radios, knives, whatever to your center console for even more organization	Link
Lexus GX Rear Ladder – make getting on the roof rack easier and safer with this rear ladder for the GX	Link
Treaty Oak GX Recovery Points – Add recovery points to your GX in case you get stuck and need a pull from the front	Link
Factor 55 Hitchlink 2.0 – need a pull from the rear? Use this hitch link.	Link
Portable air compressor – air down on the trail for tire protection and comfort, but use these compressors to air back up before hitting the highway	Link
Skid Plates – protect your overland rig underbelly with skid plates (model specific)	Link
Rock Sliders – protect your body panels from tree and rock damage by installing rock sliders (model specific)	Link
Snorkel – help your engine breath cleaner air on the dusty trails by installing a snorkel. Can also help you drive through deep water.	Link
LED Light Bar – make driving at night safe by installing LED light bars. Use smaller LED light bars to light up your campsite.	Link