Matt and Nate from BleepinJeep on YouTube also joined us in MattвЂ™s scorpion crawler, a heavily exo-caged Jeep Cherokee buggy. WeвЂ™ve been trying to talk or buddy Ian Johnson into coming along on The Trail and 2018 was the first year that our schedules aligned, Ian is well known in the off road community and is embarking on some new adventures in media around off-roading and motorsports in general. The cast of characters needed to consist of experienced off-roaders, newbies, and everything in between and what we ended up with was everything we could have asked for.

The goal was to get a group of people together that could become a part of the PowerStop Trail family and that could help us amplify the exposure of the project. Over the course of the year I had gathered together a group of off-roaders from all over the country, some who had come with us in the past and some new ones as well. The 2016 trip was just a group of friends and a few cameras recording their adventure trip across the country, 2017 ramped it up a bit with bigger sponsors and some new facesвЂ¦ 2017 really set the stage for the 2018 trip and also what we could make this little road trip into.ДЇast forward to October 2018 and the last minute prep for the biggest Trail to SEMA adventure yet. Planning a trip of this size and length is no small task and while we didnвЂ™t totally screw it up that first year, we have really streamlined that process even with the addition of many other components. Once we returned home from the SEMA show the planning began on the 1st ever вЂњTrail to SEMAвЂќ.

Now that the trail videos are edited and released into the wild I have a chance to reflect on the best PowerStop Trail to SEMA adventure yet.Д«ack in 2015 when our Creative Director Rodion Galperin and I headed to SEMA we did it in a lightly modified 2015 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon, we stopped at a few spots across the country in an attempt to map out the viability of much bigger project.

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