Finding enough space in your Subaru Forester for tripods, Pelican cases, and lighting kits can be a logistical nightmare during remote shoots. While the Forester is a champion of off-road capability, its interior volume disappears quickly once you load up professional production gear. After years of hauling cinema rigs to the Rockies, I’ve found that…
The Subaru Outback is the quintessential adventure wagon, but its factory “swing-out” crossbars often fall short when you’re hauling heavy rooftop tents or oversized kayaks. Finding a rack that balances wind noise, weight capacity, and aesthetics is a challenge I’ve tackled across three generations of Outbacks. While many options exist, the Thule WingBar Edge stands…
Jeep Wranglers are the ultimate adventure vehicles, but their interior storage is notoriously cramped, especially when you’re hauling professional camera kits and camping gear. Whether you’re chasing the Milky Way in Moab or filming a documentary in the backcountry, a reliable roof rack is non-negotiable. I’ve spent years rigging vehicles for remote shoots, and I’ve…
The Toyota RAV4 is the ultimate adventure vessel, but even with its generous cargo space, bulky gear like kayaks, mountain bikes, or oversized camping bins can quickly crowd your passengers. Finding the right roof rack is essential for maximizing your SUV’s utility without compromising fuel efficiency or dealing with agonizing wind noise. After testing several…