Thread: Cool products to load into your Defender

THE GO BOAT

https://thegoboat.com/

Apparently will fit in the back seat or trunk.

TIMBERLEAF CAMPING TRAILER

Timberleaf Teardrop Trailers - Tiny Trailers - Tiny Travel Trailers

Winter road trip essential...

Originally Posted by MrLandy

Winter road trip essential...

Looks like you've found something we can agree on there, Mr Landy.

However I thought that such a passionate Defender man as you would prefer this:

[ame]http://youtu.be/rT5NxL7cUMs[/ame]

I find my Laphroaig much harder to carry in the Defender than it was in the Disco. The rear door bottle holder in the Disco is the perfect size to carry a bottle of Laphroaig in it's cardboard tube. I haven't found a convenient spot in the Defender yet.

Cheers,
Jon

Originally Posted by jon3950

Looks like you've found something we can agree on there, Mr Landy.

However I thought that such a passionate Defender man as you would prefer this:

http://youtu.be/rT5NxL7cUMs

I find my Laphroaig much harder to carry in the Defender than it was in the Disco. The rear door bottle holder in the Disco is the perfect size to carry a bottle of Laphroaig in it's cardboard tube. I haven't found a convenient spot in the Defender yet.

Cheers,
Jon

Ah yes, my good mate Roger! Indeed. Thanks Jon, I haven't tried Kilchoman, but I reckon a visit is certainly on the cards :-)

Nestled between the front seat cushion and the centre cubby box is the ideal location for a bottle of Islay's best. It's as though the Wilks gods have inadvertently made sure of secure storage. ...give it a try. 👍

Originally Posted by MrLandy

Winter road trip essential...

Plus a hip flask for those high country walks once you've set up camp?

Originally Posted by MrLandy

Ah yes, my good mate Roger! Indeed. Thanks Jon, I haven't tried Kilchoman, but I reckon a visit is certainly on the cards :-)

Nestled between the front seat cushion and the centre cubby box is the ideal location for a bottle of Islay's best. It's as though the Wilks gods have inadvertently made sure of secure storage. ...give it a try. 👍

I'll give that a try, but it may not be a good look if pulled over for an RBT.

If you like Laphroaig I can recommend the Kilchoman. Lighter, less peaty with quite a hint of caramel, but still distinctly Islay in character. Have both at home at the moment and which one is my favorite depends on which one I'm drinking at the time.

A visit is definately on the cards for us. Haven't been to Islay yet, the closest we've got to it is Skye, but it's planned for our next trip.

Cheers,
Jon

Originally Posted by El Rey

Plus a hip flask for those high country walks once you've set up camp?

Totes El Ray! Or just for when you Think you're going to walk, but you can't be bothered