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Mike Brailey
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Mike Brailey
Born in the UK, Mike went to school in England and France before hiking across most of Europe in his early twenties. With a background as a photographer and engineer in the automotive industry, he has worked in Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, Southeast Asia and the Americas. His heart beats for classic cars and motorcycles, favouring an expedition equipped 1963 Land Rover Series IIA for overlanding. He is an outdoor enthusiast and, in 2016, followed his vocation to become an adventure journalist.
EZA DEM200 Jump Starter
When your attempt to start the engine results in a disheartening click, EZA can help.
Ledlenser MT14 – LED torch that begs to be taken everywhere
Powerful, compact, zoom function, fast charging, metal case—all criteria on my wish list when I started looking for my companion light. So, when Stefan Knopp told me about his experience with the Ledlenser XEO19R headlamp, I took a closer look at…
Mythical Routes
Greece: blue seas, white houses, warm hospitality and so much more.
1955 First Overland, London to Singapore – Tim Slessor
The 1955/56 Oxford & Cambridge Far Eastern Expedition—a milestone in overlanding history as inspirational today as it was 60 years ago. We scroll back to 1955, Tim Slessor was one of a six-man team who pioneered the longest overland trip…
Field Tested: Domke F7
The photographer’s bag with heritage. It all began in 1975 when Jim Domke had to rethink how he toted his equipment after his company car was pooled. As a professional photojournalist he was well aware of the shortcomings of the…
Land Rover Discovery SVX (2017)
The ultimate Discovery for off-road enthusiasts seeking epic adventures (which sadly never became a reality).
Billy Ward Soars with Condors on a Triumph Tiger
I left Liverpool, England, with no real idea of what South America was actually like—but it was certainly on my bucket list. Arriving into Santiago, the taxi journey from the airport to Los Condes was an eye opener. I was…