Not sure about the name but here is the next evolution of our out door gear.
Let me know what you think.
In late March we decider to take the afternoon and get a little pond fishing in.
we have been working our way through the Goal Zero product. So here is the next Pouch on the list the sherpa 50 kit bag you can also find the sherpa 50 at Blue Ridge Overland Gear
The Girls were out doing a little Plowing and guarding
This is the little brother to our trip planning Bag you can see a review of the trip planning bag at living overland
Backseat drivers are a pain in the butt, but sometimes you just can’t avoid it. If you’re like me and have three kids, you’ve trained them pretty well to keep themselves occupied while you are navigating through complicated terrain.
“Don’t mind the 300ft drop outside your window, hunny. Yes, I know where I’m going. No, we’re not going to die. Please just keep reading your book.”
So now you have to keep your backseat drivers/riders occupied with fun things to do….and nowhere to put them. That’s where our world famous Molle Seat-Back Panel comes in. You hang this bad boy on the back of your seat and it serves as a sturdy anchor (and seat protector) for small, medium, and large MOLLE compatible bags that can hold all your little heart desires. Things like: chewing gum, duct tape, a game boy, a fire starter, noise makers, word search books, maps. All things that good kids love to play with. Now you can be prepared AND organized.
Goal Zero Lantern Pouch
Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night in your tent, totally disorientated and with a full
bladder. Where is the exit to this darn thing? And then you do it. You step on your wife/kid/girlfriend/
pet. Now everybody is up. You’re lucky if the victim isn’t crying. What began as a simple attempt to
answer the call of nature in nature ends up being a full-fledged fiasco.
You know what you should’ve done?
You should’ve brought along your Goal Zero Lantern and packed it in your Goal Zero Lantern Pouch.
Then you would have known where its location was at all times. Even in your 3am-full-bladder-haze.
leave us a commit and let us know what you think.
If you don’t think you can live with out it go to
Check us out on face book and Twitter @thatguysgarage
Trip Planning Bag
Some people are planners. Others are not. For those of you that are, this bag is designed to keep your trip plans organized. If you’re going to multiple parks, have multiple maps and directions and guide books, you know how easily they can get stepped on, crinkled, torn, and generally abused to the extent that you’d rather get a new one that deal with the remnants. Our Trip Planning Bag provides a convenient way to store and protect all your documents in one easy-to-carry case. It’s padded for protection and equipped with two Velcro strips; one for a label, the other to attach one of our smaller pouches for added storage space.
Thanks for stoping buy.
leave us a commit and let us know what you think.
get the Gear at
Blue Ridge Overland Gear
Check us out on face book and Twitter @thatguysgarage
So today’s victim at the thread shed was an FJ Cruiser. We got into make a Rain cover to go over the half doors to keep the rain out. So here is what we made. it will be avaible on Blue ridge overland gear later in July 2012
After months and a and 5 or 6 tries I finally have a Tool Roll I like.
I am going to make a Couple small changes on the finial version and you will should be able to find it on Blue ridge overland gear but here are some preview pics in the mean time.
Today we got some pics of our Seat panel sent to from a customer that was using it a little different than we planed. You see I almost never have an empty passenger seat so I never thought to put it on the front of the passenger seat. The Photos by Matt Grandin, 2012. blog.mattgrandin.com
You can get you own at Blue ridge Overland Gear
You can keep up with on FaceBook Or Twitter @Thatguysgarage
We got back to working on some new gear for our Goalzero stuff, and the lighthouse light kit bag was first on the list.
For the first time I tried a lead holder on the recommendation of a garage Journal. Because I work with fabric most of the time but I also get in to some fabrication and am always looking for the perfect all around marking tool and to day I found it. I got mine at www.jetpens.com.












