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  • Aeon ND25

    $97

    The new Rab Aeon ND25 is built to move with you over all terrain, for day hikes, light overnights, sure-footed scrambles, and fast descents on two wheels. With a range of technical features for all ascents and a close fitting back system that flexes as you move. Women’s specific fit, an Air Contour back and is…

  • Aether Pro 75L Pack Mens

    $115.55

    For the experienced backpacker, guide, mountaineer or adventurer, there’s no better tool for the job than the Aether Pro 75, featuring Osprey’s most advanced fabrics, features, comfort and durability demanded by outdoor professionals and enthusiasts everywhere. A heavy-duty, customizable suspension system in a lighter package allows you to remain agile under a heavy load. A…

  • Typhoon 25 Daypack

    $81.48

    The Exped Typhoon 25 is a perfect weather protection in a durable and lightweight pack.  A versatile single compartment pack the Typhoon 25 comes with roll-top closure and compact body design. This heavy duty daypack made of durable ripstop nylon and taped seams is 100% waterproof and withstands incidental contact with rock. Two side stretch pockets…

  • Packing Cube

    $61.54

    Pack more efficiently by storing your kit in cubes. Separate your clothes, essentials and gadgets to make finding what you need easier.

  • Silva Pocket Compass

    $59.98

    With its small size and precise needle, the Silva Pocket compass is a handy, compact compass that is perfect to bring along on your hike. While not designed for advanced navigation, it is a great aid if you need to find the right basic direction quickly or use it as a backup for a more…

  • Best village & coastal walks of the sunshine coast

    $63.08

    For weekend warriors or local residents alike, this guide introduces the best walks that the Sunshine Coast has to offer, ranging from leisurely beach-side cliff-top strolls to the more rugged bush tracks. Richly illustrated with full-colour photos, this guide features detailed maps and descriptions of the region’s parks, bushland, rivers, coasts and urban areas. Covers…

  • Torrent 30 Daypack

    $98

    Sometimes a pack cover isn’t enough – you need a fully Waterproof Pack, and that’s where the Exped 30L Torrent comes in. With a roll-top closure and high frequency welded seams, this guy won’t be letting in any rain or splashes, in fact it’ll keep your gear dry in any situation short of total immersion….

  • TAS Topo Map 150 000

    $54

    The design of the Tasmap 1:50 000 Map Series provides a clear and accurate portrayal of topographic information, with symbols and map content giving enhanced depiction of buildings, hill shading and a simplified classification of vegetation.

  • rescueME PLB 1

    $75.78

    PLBs (Personal Locator Beacons) are now so small that there is really no excuse not to carry one. The Rescueme is a prime example: weighing in at just 116g and half the size of an energy bar, this little guy will fit right in your hip belt or shoulder strap pocket and you won’t even know…

  • Trecime Carbon Trekking Poles

    $103.90

      Description A light and foldable pole from Masters for Trail Running and Ultra-trail running. It has a new black Falco grip and ultra light and soft strap. This pole is has a carbide tip and anodized aluminum alloy for a great grip on every kind of terrain. Push/Pull system assures compactness when closed and speed both…

  • Exos Pro 55

    $181.36

    Nearly 450 grams lighter than the Exos 58 and featuring a more fine-tuned adjustment system, the 55L Exos Pro is the most comfortable ultralight thru-hike backpack in its weight class. A highly-ventilated AirSpeed backpanel supports light loads with ease while maintaining maximum airflow across your back, making it an ideal pack for your most long-distance…

  • Custom Quiver

    $57.87

    Some ancient methods are still the best – like using a CUSTOM QUIVER to carry your poles across your back. Easy to access, easy to stow. Get them when you need them, forget about them when you don’t.

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