X-Pot from Sea to Summit combines innovation, space-saving capability and functionality features ideal for space conscious campers. Design features include an embedded stainless-steel ring in the rim which creates a rigid structure to provide confidence when cooking large volumes of food, a in-built strainer in the lid and the ability to collapse into a small…
Description You can’t always guarantee a nice flat bit of ground upon which to rest your gas canister and cook your dinner. Reduce the risk of accidentally kicking over your gourmet bacon gnocchi by using this spring-loaded, three-legged stabiliser. Weighs only 34 grams and works with 100g, 230g or 450g canisters. Well worth it…
If you’ve packed everything but the kitchen sink, then you’ve made a mistake. Sea to Summit’s Kitchen Sink is 5 litres in volume and quite possibly the most versatile, useful accessory you’ll bring on your trip. The brilliantly designed bowl holds itself upright and stable even if it’s not completely full of water. Use it…
Back in its ninth version, this Radix Blueberry 400kcal Original Breakfasts are 25% more nutritious than ever before with seriously high protein, fibre, no added sugar and 30+ vitamins and minerals. It’s the best way to fuel your day – instantly, anywhere, anytime.
A taste of Japan on your next trek With the beef, rice and vegetables smothered in teriyaki sauce your palate will soon be conjuring up images of kimono-clad geishas gathered around onsens playing nose-flutes. Back Country Cuisine is freeze-dried in New Zealand from natural ingredients free from preservatives, and is so easy to prepare: just pour boiling…
Keith’s latest and greatest cutlery is their folding and spoon! It’s ultralight at only 17.5 grams and with a folding handle, it packs down so small you can fit it pretty much anywhere in your pack. We’ve found it fits perfectly into along with an and a 100g gas canister which gives you a 222g cooking setup not including…
They look like a cross between something from Inspector Gadget and Dr Seuss, but if you don’t mind that (and who would) you’ll love the X series from Sea to Summit, including this mug. Made of flexible silicon sides that are freestanding and rigid and yet collapse completely flat, they are nifty and generously-sized. Because…
Keith’s latest and greatest cutlery is their folding spork and ! Its ultralight at only 17.5 grams and with a folding handle it packs down so small you can fit it pretty much anywhere in your pack. We’ve found it fits perfectly into along with an and a 100g gas canister which gives you a 221.5g…
Sea to Summit was the pioneer in collapsible tableware – the Frontier series is the next step in this journey. Premium, EU food-grade materials – glass reinforced nylon 66 and silicone rubber – combine with clever design to create light, functional camp dinnerware from Sea to Summit. Each bowl now has a rim so you…
Not content with their award winning , Sea to Summit have put their heads together and designed the Alpha Pot 2.7L – an invaluable addition to anyone’s camp kitchen. More than just a regular hard-anodised aluminium pot, the Alpha comes in at only 280g, has an ingenious lockable folding handle system and an equally innovative…
The BPA-free, glass reinforced polypropylene DeltaLight Bowl Sets are lightweight, durable, and easy-to-clean. Their design also allows you to stash it away either inside or at underneath Sea to Summits Alpha and Sigma cooking pots.
If you’ve packed everything but the kitchen sink, then you’ve made a mistake. Sea to Summit’s 10 Litre Kitchen Sink now comes in a super-lightweight Ultra-Sil fabric, 63% lighter than the standard sink! The brilliantly-designed bowl holds itself upright and stable even if it’s not completely full of water. Use it to wash dishes in,…