Who We Are

We’re Dylan & Ash from Off Track. We test camping and 4WD gear in real Australian conditions and share honest reviews on YouTube.

  • Why Off Track HQ Exists

    We started the same way most great Aussie 4x4 adventures do - with a ute, a camera, a sense of curiosity, and a whole lot of dirt roads. What began as a passion for exploring Australia quickly turned into something bigger: a commitment to helping everyday people choose gear that actually works when you’re miles from home.


    Off Track HQ was created to bring all that experience into one place.


    A store where:
    ✔ Every product is tried and tested
    ✔ Every recommendation is honest
    ✔ Every review is independent
    ✔ Every customer is treated like a mate


    We’re not here to be the biggest.

    We’re here to be the most trusted.

Where It All Began

Our journey started with weekend trips, beach runs, and camping escapes that slowly grew into bigger and bolder adventures.

Along the way, we realised something:

Too many people were spending their hard-earned money on gear that looked good online… but didn’t hold up in the real world.
That didn’t sit right with us.

So we started filming. Testing. Comparing. Breaking things. Fixing them. And telling people the truth about what worked and what didn’t.

  • What Drives Us

    We’re motivated by:
    🔥 Helping people avoid bad purchases
    🔥 Seeing families get out exploring
    🔥 Watching mates tick off bucket-list trips
    🔥 Building a community that values honesty
    🔥 Raising the standard of camping gear in Australia


    Every message from someone who says, “You saved me money” or “That recommendation worked perfectly” reminds us why we do this.

Building Gear The Right Way

We’re now working towards developing our own range of camping and touring gear - designed with the community, tested in the bush, and built to last.

No shortcuts.

Just properly designed gear that does the job.

And our community helps guide that process every step of the way through feedback, comments, and real-world input.