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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.

  • Delta Cutlery Set

    $50.98

    The Delta Cutlery Set is a short knife, fork and spoon utensil set designed to fit inside your Delta Bowl when camping. The supplied carabiner can be used to hang or clip the three utensils together. The knife has a part flat blade for easy spreading and part serrated blade for chopping.  Made from BPA-free, glass-reinforced…

  • Folding Titanium Spork – 5301

    $53.22

    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…

  • Pocket Trowel Alloy

    $58.47

    The Alloy Pocket Trowel is a durable, lightweight and compact backpacking trowel. The handle retracts into the blade to save space in your backpack and extends to the same length as the ideal ‘cathole’ depth. It’s the perfect tool for practicing Leave No Trace principles in the backcountry and is made from a lightweight and…

  • Alpha 1 Pot Cook Set 2.1

    $78.28

    Not content with their award winning , Sea to Summit have put their heads together and designed the Alpha Range – an invaluable addition to anyone’s camp kitchen. The Alpha Set 2.1 comprises the 1.9L hard-anodised aluminium pot together with two 900ml DeltaLight bowls and two 350ml DeltaLight insulated mugs – perfect for the lightweight…

  • 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…

  • Xbowl

    $53.07

    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 bowl. Made of flexible silicon sides that are freestanding and rigid and yet collapse completely flat, they are nifty and generously-sized. Because…

  • Freeze Dried Hummus Dip

    $49.22

    A classic dip made with Tahini, Garlic and Australian Chickpeas. Homestyle hummus dip freeze-dried, ready for the trail. Simply add cold water and stir, repeat until desired consistency is reached. Proudly Australian Owned and Made Since 1982 by Chris’ Foods and freeze-dried by Campers Pantry.

  • Jetboil Minimo

    $50.13

    The original Jetboil sparked a revolution in outdoor cooking. Boiling two cups in two minutes at 75-80% efficiency, the Minimo barely uses half as much fuel as conventional stoves – it boils up to 50 cups (12 Liters) of water from only one 100g Jetpower isobutane/propane micro-canister. Such outstanding performance results from the patent-pending FluxRing…

  • Stax XL EatSystem

    $57.95

    Leak proof stackable containers for storing snacks, creams, medications and more while on the move. Humangear Stax extra-large is designed as a meal container (although, it can have many uses). The XL eatsystem comes with a GoBites Click fork and spoon utensil stored in collapsed mode inside. Specifications

  • Lighthouse Mini Lantern

    $78.98

    If you find most camping lanterns lanterns a little on the bulky side for trekking, you’ll be chuffed with Goal Zero’s new Lighthouse Mini. It has the same fold-down legs and directional lighting as the and allows you to shed 210 lumens of light in one direction only, e.g. forward when walking a trail at…

  • Freeze Dried Apple Wedges

    $58.80

    Want to spice up your porridge with a bit of flavour in the morning These freeze dried Apple Wedges Forager Fruits are the way to go. they weigh nothing add flavour and some much needed dietary variance to your breakfast and can even be eaten without being rehydrated as a delicious chip-like snack.

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