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  • Camp Cutlery Spork

    $46.10

    Sea to Summit’s Camp Cutlery Spork is designed to pack maximum usability into a basic camp staple. Made from hard-wearing glass-reinforced polypropylene, this cutlery is durable, lightweight and a pleasure to use.

  • 3-Piece Titanium Cutlery Set – 5310

    $57.41

    Coming in at only 53 grams, Keith’s 3-piece cutlery set is truly an ultralight marvel. The set is so light, you’ll probably even forget that you’re carrying it! the set attaches to a lightweight accessory carabiner to ensure none of the pieces get blown away in the wind. Each piece is corrosion resistant and bacteria…

  • 2-Piece Titanium pot and Pan Cook Set – 6012

    $89.90

    Keiths 2 piece pot and pan set is the perfect addition to your ultralight setup. Made of sanded titanium to keep weight down, it’s also corrosion resistant and bacteria inhibitive. With folding silicon handles and the ability to fit a 100g gas canister and a small stove like the  inside the packed up pots you can…

  • Camp Cutlery Teaspn

    $46.32

    Sea to Summit’s Camp Cutlery Teaspoon is designed to pack maximum usability into a basic camp staple. Made from hard-wearing glass-reinforced polypropylene, this cutlery is durable, lightweight and a pleasure to use. The shaped handles allow the Camp Cutlery range to nest together, and the small carabiner-compatible holes at the ends allow for packing organisation.

  • Reactor Sleeping Bag Liner – Mummy with Drawcord

    $78.90

    Add warmth to your sleep system in cool or cold conditions: with Sea to Summit’s Reactor Liner. Using Thermolite Pro fabric with infra red-absorbing ceramic pigments and Thermolite EcoMade fibres , the new Reactor takes thermal performance to the next level. The stretch-knit fabric provides optimal comfort, and ensures the Reactor fits any sleeping bag….

  • Ultra 5R Med Mummy Sleeping Mat – Light weight

    $104.98

    Exped’s Ultra 5R Mummy shape medium length is a lightweight and compact sleeping mat featuring recycled 20 D ripstop face fabric, certified carbon neutral by myclimate. It is perfect for human powered adventures including backpacking, hiking, bike packing and alpine environments.  It’s great for four season use.

  • Chair Two

    $92.68

    If there’s one luxury that should not be denied on a camping trip it is a comfortable seat at the end of a long day. Sometimes a knobbly log, cold rock or patch of swept ground just doesn’t cut it, but now, thanks to Helinox and their revolutionary Chair Two, even weight-conscious hikers can treat themselves.

  • Thermos Flask 750ml – Vacuum Insulated

    $58.13

    Laken’s Vacuum Insulated Water Bottle with Jannu flip drinking cap has a press-to-release button for easy one-handed use and a straw.  Made of durable stainless steel and with a high performance vacuum insulation, this water bottle keeps your iced drinks cold for up to 16 hours (not for use with hot or carbonated beverages). The food grade…

  • Personal Java Press

    $79.62

    The GSI Personal Java Press has a unique mug that nests entirely within the French press, your morning Joe packs and unpacks effortlessly. The ingenuous plunger that breaks down to store within the mug, you will never worry about wasted space or muddy coffee again.

  • Spicy Beef Nachos

    $54.98

    This Back Country meal is light to carry and provides tasty, fast nourishing food for adventure with freeze dried beef mince, kidney beans, corn and tomato in a hot chilli sauce, with corn chips to dip. Gluten free. No added dairy. 

  • Crush Drybag 3XS

    $62.02

    Expedition Crush drybags are not only waterproof like standard dry bags, but they have a padded liner to protect your valuables from being squashed on the trail. The 2D version of the Exped Crush dry bags don’t have a gusset so they’re great for slimmer items like phones, point-and-shoot cameras, electronic cables, solar charges, sunglasses…

  • Travel Hammock with Suspension Kit

    $81.98

    The amount of times you can use the Exped Travel Hammock is limitless. If you don’t own a lightweight travel hammock you need one! Leave it in the car, your gear duffle bag, take it to the park or take it around the word! 

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