Where It Really Shines Yes, it’s a hammock. Obviously. But where it genuinely surprised us was how often we used it not as a bed, but as a chair. Set it up right, and you can sit at a comfortable angle, lean back and… just be. Read a book. Tap away on a laptop. Watch the world go by. There’s something oddly civilised about it, even when you’re parked up in the middle of nowhere.

Lisa and I have been carrying and using our GNS AEB-L Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Bushcraft Knife since 2018, and somewhere along the way it stopped being “a knife we’re testing” and just became… our knife. Which, if you’ve ever owned more blades than you care to admit (guilty), is saying something.

Finding a tent that ticked all of that off felt a bit like chasing the Holy Grail. Then along came the Keron 4 GT. Hilleberg’s flagship. A design that had already been around for decades, quietly proving itself while we were still figuring out what “four-season” actually meant.

The real magic is in the airflow. The back of the glove is made from a lightweight mesh that actually works, not the pretend “ventilation” you sometimes get with summer gear. Air moves through. Properly. There’s a solid knuckle protector in there too, with...

If you’re planning serious adventure riding, the Airoh Aviator should be on your shortlist. Lightweight, durable, and built to keep you comfortable through the toughest and hottest conditions, it’s a helmet that earns its keep every single mile. Lisa and I fell in love with ours—and after everything we’ve put them through, that’s saying something.

Here’s the kicker: after a couple of rides, they vanish. Not literally, though that would be handy. Your brain just… stops noticing them. They become part of your kit, like your helmet or gloves. Go back to normal underwear? It’s like voluntarily stepping on a Lego in the dark. Painful and entirely unnecessary.

I remember the first time I pulled a pair on. We were at the manufacturers Head office in Holland. Outside there was that damp kind of cold that sneaks through your socks before you’ve even swung a leg over the bike. Lisa laughed at me (not unusual), I think I was overthinking it already, turning the BOA dial, loosening it again, tightening it just to feel how it worked. New gear does that. You don’t trust it yet. Back then, in early 2020, they were called the REV’IT! Expedit

This system doesn’t just feel like marketing. It feels like someone actually paid attention to how riders get injured...

During Touratech's 35-year anniversary we sat down with the German Motorcycle giant and chatted about riding, life on the road, how to get started and how to make a 'life on the road'. Some of the answers might surprise you.

Last November on our Explore India Tour 2025, we were humbled, honoured, and genuinely blown away to have Marc from Marc Travels — yes, that Marc — as an unexpected and unforgettable guest on the adventure. With an incredible 334K subscribers on his channel, Marc's a real pro.

After 17 years riding across 82 countries, the road stopped — and so did we. We want to share the raw, personal truths of identity, reinvention, and life after adventure. Discover the struggles, the reflections, and the lessons learned beyond the horizon.

If you love two wheels, community, and that electric feeling that only comes from being surrounded by thousands of riders who live and breathe adventure like you do, USE discount code 2RTW10 and save money.

In terms of aftermarket motorcycle accessories, handlebars are probably one of the most overlooked products. We take them for granted. Every bike comes with a set of bars, why should we change them? Good question.

We are absolutely thrilled to share our latest sit-down with Jim Martin over at Adventure Rider Radio! Since Jim first hit the...

Seeing the helmet afterwards was sobering. It tells a story I can’t. I honestly believe it saved my life.

Stay Safe on the Road: Inside Our Adventure Motorcycling First Aid Kit