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  • Bushwhacker Pocket Knife No.8

    $63.42

    The very versatile, the #08 Opinel Bushwhacker Pocket Knife, with an 8.5cm blade, is essential for  camping and hiking.The stainless steel knife features a coloured hornbeam wood handle, with a leather lanyard, and a Virobloc safety ring is fitted, which allows users to lock the blade when open (safety in use) and closed (safety in…

  • 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.

  • Nalgene Wide Mouth Square Container

    $46.05

    Whether you are a lab technician or bushwalker, these mini-Nalgene containers will come in incredibly useful. Originally designed for the spill-unfriendly scientific environments, these HDPE bottles are made from tough HDPE plastic with completely leak-proof seals. On the bushwalking front, they are great for storing any liquids, e.g. cooking oil, salad dressing, shampoo, engine oil,…

  • X-Brew Coffee Dripper

    $61.74

    If you can’t start your motor in the morning until you’ve had your caffeine fix then camping in the middle of nowhere is going to present a problem for you, except that with Sea to Summit’s new X-Brew it isn’t at all! This clever collapsible silicone coffee dripper will filter your grounds with or without…

  • Ultra-Sil Kitchen Sink 10L

    $63.72

    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,…

  • Titanium Bowl

    $58.13

    Want to keep the weight down by not taking a bowl but sick of eating out of a packet like a bin chicken Then Keith may have the answer! Their 550 ml Titanium, single-wall bowl is the perfect ultralight option for minimalists and gram counters. Uber light, hard wearing, odourless titanium makes eating your camp…

  • Carbon Steel Pocket Knife

    $52.90

    The Opinel Carbon Steel Blade folding knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically-designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control. High carbon content in the steel blade ensures a long lasting and very sharp edge. With…

  • Comfort Blend Sleeping Bag Liner – Rectangular With Pilllow Sleeve

    $71.56

    A liner is the core of a sleep system, keeping your sleeping bag clean and improving your sleep climate. The Sea to Summit Comfort Blend liner uses a stretch-knit fabric made of polyester and TENCEL Lyocell fibers to create a soft, comfortable, moisture-wicking layer around you.

  • Fuel Bottle 0.5L

    $60.72

    It may be technically possible to carry your meths around in a small water bottle, but it isn’t advisable. Better you use this purpose made, durable polythene bottle for your fuel, totally leak proof with a safety valve for controlled pouring and minimalisation of loss by evaporation. Can also be used for other fuels, such…

  • 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…

  • Delta Spoon

    $46.11

    For those looking to shave grams off their hiking kit, the Sea to Summit Delta Spoon weighs in at a minute 12g but is equipped with everything a hungry trekker needs to administer a hearty meal after a long day on the trail.

  • Reactor Thermolite Extreme

    $78.36

    Ideally, everyone should be using some sort of sleeping bag liner: it protects the bag and means you won’t have to wash it as often (which eventually degrades the down or synthetic fibre); but if you need more warmth than protection, this is the liner to choose. Fast-drying, premium quality Thermolite yarn is cuddly and…

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