Simon Cosovan·3d agoRecovery Gloves: Thick Isn’t Safe, the Cut Rating IsThe most armoured glove on the shelf does nothing if you peel it off to thread a shackle pin.
Simon Cosovan·Oct 244×4 Snorkels: They Buy You Clean Air, Not a Licence to Go DeeperWhat a snorkel actually fixes, what it doesn’t, and how to buy the right one.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 26Recovery Jacks: The Lift Point Decides Which Jack You BuyWork out where the tool actually meets your vehicle, and the choice between farm, bottle and air jack makes itself.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 234WD Drawer Systems: The Number That Matters Is What It Weighs EmptyStart from your payload, not the catalogue — the rest is just a material choice.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 19DC-DC Chargers: The Cable Decides What You Actually GetBuy the amps to suit your bank, then feed them properly — or you have bought a 40-amp charger to run it at twenty.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 16Snorkels: The Dust Is the Real Reason, Not the RiverA raised intake is protection, not permission to go deeper.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 13Jerry Cans: The Roof Is the Wrong Place for 20 Litres of FuelSteel or plastic matters less than where the can rides and what holds it down.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 10Roof Rack Platforms: The Rating That Matters Isn’t Printed on the RackTwo numbers decide whether your build is safe, and the platform only tells you one of them.
Simon Cosovan·Sep 74×4 Awnings: The 270 Everyone Photographs Is the One That Stays in Its BagStraight pull-out or wraparound? Choose by how you stop, not by how it looks at camp
Simon Cosovan·Sep 4Rated Recovery Points: The Tow Ball Is Not One, and Neither Are the Loops Under Your 4×4Every strap, rope and shackle you own is only as strong as the steel it’s hooked to — here’s what actually counts, and which one to buy…