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  • Tritan Classic Screw Top Bottle

    $57.28

    If you need a reusable, BPA-free plastic bottle to tote on day-to-day expeditions in the city or out in the wilderness, look no further than Laken’s Classic Tritan Polyester bottle. Lightweight and strong, this robust receptacle has a secure cap with a carabiner-compatible loop, volume markings for measuring out the water for your dehydrated food,…

  • 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…

  • Tempest Pro 30L Day Pack

    $81.90

    If you want a technical pack that can do it all, reach for the Tempest Pro 30L. Whether you’re hauling gear into the alpine, cragging with a full rack or bikepacking solo, this pack is faster, stronger and lighter than ever. A new torso adjustment and premium injection-molded framesheet allow for an enhanced fit across…

  • South Australia – State Map

    $54.54

    Have you ever thought “I just want a map of South Australia, the whole state, on one page for my wall to plan my trips”! Well, you’ve found it wiht this map from Hema! The reverse side has a more detailed view of Adelaide’s CBD and through roads, along with additional maps of the Flinders…

  • Waterproof Telecompression Bag

    $74.04

    Exped perfected dry bags years ago, and now they’ve brought back their sturdy and practical range of Waterproof Telecompression Bags. Made from PU-coated nylon with taped seams (10,000mm hydrostatic head), telecompression straps and a grab handle, they’re the best designed on the market. A purge valve makes it easy to push out excess air.

  • Sport Hydration Drink Mix, Strawberries, Single Serving

    $46.54

    Skratch Labs Sport Hydration Drink Mix Strawberries was created for a simple purpose – to replace the electrolytes lost in sweat and to provide a little bit of energy when working out, without offending your palate or gut.

  • On The Milford Track

    $58.24

    Since the route was opened in 1888, the Milford Track has been described as ‘The finest walk in the world’. Join Almis for this four-day adventure and absorb the Maori myths of Aotearoa, learn about the discovery of Mackinnon’s Pass which led to the establishment of the track, experience the rain, the waterfalls, the climbs…

  • Walking in the Drakensberg

    $63.96

    This Cicerone guidebook presents 75 day walks of 1 to 26km in South Africa’s Maloti-Drakensberg Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Located in KwaZulu Natal and easily accessible from Johannesburg, Harrismith, Pietermaritzburg and Durban, the region boasts dramatic cliffs, gorges and waterfalls, abundant wildlife and 2000 year old rock paintings.

  • Konseal 40 Backpack

    $73.90

    Comfort on long approaches can save your day, and easy access to gear gets you on the rock faster. The Arc’teryx Konseal 40 – perfectly sized for a day at the crags – is created for a comfortable carry and clean workflow. The materials – a 690D Cordura with Hadron LCP (liquid crystal polymer) grid…

  • ACT Tritan Bottle with Straw

    $57.41

    Leak-free, BPA-free Tritan 950ml bottle from Source keeps you hydrated everyday.  Single wall, durable Tritan bottle with folding spout cap.

  • Ultra-Sil Nano Day Pack

    $58.14

    This super-strong Ultra-Sil Nano Day Pack is an 18 litre day pack and stuffs into a sack the size of a child’s fist to be kept hidden away for occasional use in your purse, your pocket, even on your key ring. The siliconised cordura is unbelievably strong for its weight – a tiny 30g, and…

  • Northern Territory – State Map

    $54.12

    Hema’s map of the Northern Territory that has camping and rest areas, 24hour fuel and points of interest. On the reverse are through road maps of Darwin and Alice Springs, and a map of the greater Darwin region. For trip planning, there is a national park matrix and contact details for information centres.

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