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  • Cloudburst 25

    $79.68

    Exped have made a fully waterproof, lightweight day pack that takes up very little space when not in use – the Cloudburst 25. A slightly heavier and more durable version of the the foam back panel and mesh straps transfer small loads effectively while the removable waist belt prevents bouncing. The pack itself is fully…

  • Airzone Active 26

    $82.60

    The largest of the AirZone Active packs this 26L features all the same details as the smaller packs but with a more substantial hipbelt. Offering all-day comfort when carrying heavier loads, the hipbelt is designed to keep the weight off your shoulders and keep the pack stable. The useful hipbelt pockets are ideal for stashing…

  • Ultra-Sil DryBag

    $64.28

    Made with lightweight, waterproof bluesign approved 30D Ultra-Sil fabric featuring Cordura yarns, it’s ideal dry bag for backpacking and travel. The semi-translucent fabric makes it’s easy to see what’s in each dry bag. Other features include a non-wicking hypalon roll-top closure, an oval base to prevent the dry bag from rolling away on sloped surfaces…

  • Day Walks Melbourne

    $64.88

    John Chapman and his co-authors spend their lives hiking all over this great land and writing guide books so the rest of us can follow them. Through years of refinement John & Co’s books are well laid-out and colourfully illustrated that detail routes, background, safety, trip planning and  further reading.

  • Fold Drybag

    $60.56

    Dry bags are the way forward, and will surely someday rule the world. The Exped Fold Drybag BS series is sturdy and practical. Made from PU-coated nylon with taped seams, and with an easy-squeeze buckle for closure and a grab handle, they’re the best designed on the market. Compartmentalise your pack today!

  • Travel Cube

    $59.90

    Travel smarter with Ticket to the Moon’s colourful packing cubes. Maximize space in your bags, stay organized, and save time. Durable and stylish, they come in three practical sizes and work best in a set. With the included carabiners they can easily be hung as needed. A must-have for any trip!The eco-friendly and washable cubes come…

  • DriStore LocTop Bags – Maps

    $60.90

    These light but strong polymer waterproof bags from Lifeventure will protect anything you care to put in them from water damage, scratching, religious conversion etc. The press-seal LocTop is rated to IPX8, that submersible up to 10m for 30 minutes. The large pack is designed for maps but comes with three different sized bags that…

  • Camino Del Norte & Camino Primitivo Pilgram Route

    $57.99

    Cicerone guide details the Camino del Norte and Camino Primitivo pilgrim routes. The Camino del Norte covers 820 kms and takes you from Irún via Bilbao and Santander takes around 5 weeks to complete. The 355km Camino Primitivo takes about 2 weeks. The book also includes the Camino Finisterre from Santiago to the coast.

  • Tritan Jannu Top Bottle

    $61.98

    Flip top straw-sucking bottles like Laken’s Tritan Jannu model are becoming ever more popular, and with good reason. Not having to tilt your head back to drink is handy for all sorts of reasons: driving, running, wearing a very tall pack with a wide-brimmed hat, and many more. Follow the crowd with this sturdy and…

  • Tensor 5L Daypack – Rab

    $73.62

    An array of features allows the Rab tensor 15l Tensor to be as capable on the hill as in the city. A zippered top pocket with an integrated key clip keeps valuables close at hand. A light loop and reflective graphics allow you to be always visible on a bicycle commute. Considering that water is…

  • Ultra-Sil Shopping Bag

    $63.26

    The Ultra-Sil Shopping Bag is a small, reusable bag made of the same strong fabric we make our pack covers, compression sacks and stuff sacks from, so it’s amazingly robust and durable. The stress points also have bar-tacked reinforced stitching so it can be filled to capacity week in, week out and still perform like…

  • Microspikes

    $80.90

    Crampons are sharp, bulky, heavy and expensive, and should only be carried by mountaineers. But what if you need to cross packed snow, or icy rocks or just wet slabs on your bushwalk You could risk your neck, sure, and sometimes provide your mates with a good laugh, or you could carry some Microspikes and…

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