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WIN! Build Your Own 3-Day Overlander Trip From Leatherman Canada

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Build your own adventure! Mountain Life and Leatherman are teaming up to give you the trip of a lifetime. You’ll get flown to Vancouver, British Columbia, and embark on a one-of-a-kind Leatherman Kit to fuel your adventure, a Hastings Overland 3-Day rental to help get you where you need to go to have a good time, and more—all you need to do is fill out the form below to enter.

If you don’t already own a Leatherman, you’re missing out.

Prize Package: Retail Value $3200CAD

Leatherman SIGNAL – $150CAD

Leatherman FREE P4 – $182CAD

Hastings Overland 3 Day Rental – $1200

Air Canada Flights (Gift Card) – $1600

This could be you, thanks to our good friends at Leatherman.
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