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  • Camp Cutlery Knife

    $46.10

    Sea to Summit’s Camp Cutlery Knife 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.

  • Small Titanium Spork – 5312

    $57.72

    Been on the hunt for and ultralight titanium spork Look no further, at 14g you wont even notice its in your bag and the short handle means you can cram it into your stove making it easier to pack. It’s also corrosion resistant and bacteria inhibitive due to its use of titanium.

  • Reactor Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner – Mummy with Drawcord

    $67.95

    The Reactor Fleece Liner built from hollow-core Thermolite Pro fibres used in a grid-pattern to deliver Sea to Summit’s warmest sleeping bag liner and the core of any quality cold weather sleep system. You can regulate your temperature using the shoulder zippers and drawcord footbox, which also align perfectly with the Free Flow-Zip system of…

  • 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.

  • Sonder -3 Sleeping Bag 800+ Loft

    $194.10

    The Sonder sleeping bag is streamlined with versatile features, a spacious cut with a lighter build, designed for comfort and warmth year-round. Available in three temperature ratings (-3, -5, -8C ISO 23537-1 limit-of-comfort rating), and small, regular and large sizes.

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • 4Midable 15D Pyramid Tent

    $116.69

    Designed for those who live outdoors, the One Planet 4Midable (4Mid) pyramid is light, simple and extraordinarily adaptable. It has an abundance of space and is easily set up as a couple’s tent, lunchtime getaway or group space. Tall enough to stand in, large enough to lounge, the 4Mid promotes a life lived well –…

  • Quest Pro 0 Lightweight Quilt 800+ Loft

    $145.12

    The sleeping quilt formally known as the Quest Zero has been reincarnated by ONE PLANET to give us the Quest Pro! With the same high specs and feature set the Pro now comes in two temperature ratings of 0 and -3. A system of box-wall baffles and vertical V-baffles filled with 800-850 loft DWR treated…

  • Camplite 0 Sleeping Bag 700+ Loft

    $45.95

    The Camp Lite sleeping bag series from One Planet is designed specifically for camping and bushwalking in 2 to 3 seasons. The durable 20 denier Vapour Vent fabric is extremely breathable and hard-wearing and filled with 700+ loft DWR duck down. The tapered rectangular shape is versatile in nature: the bag can be fully unzipped…

  • Table One Hard Top

    $90.90

    So, you’re all set up with your  from Helinox, kicking back at the end of the day. But where do you balance your food & drink On the Table One, that’s where! Unlike the standard Table One, this one has a hard top. The perfect accompaniment to your other super-light camping furniture, this DAC aluminium alloy…

  • Magnetic Drink Tube Clip

    $59.84

    When the Vikings first learned that a metal sewing needle could be ‘enchanted’ or magnetized with a ‘magical’ rock to always point in one direction they believed that they had tapped into some magical power of the Aesir God Tyr himself. Little did they know that they had discovered magnetic north! Guided by these magic…

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