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  • Fairview Trek 50 Womens Travel Pack

    $55

    Planning a trip with a lot of trail time built in Then plan to bring along the Fairview Trek 50, a hybrid solution designed for women who travel far and wide and don’t stop moving when they get there. Whether you’re touching down in Cusco or Kilimanjaro, travel-specific features-like a protective pack cover and internal…

  • Aeon LT 18

    $68.99

    Keep on moving with the Rab’s new Aeon LT 18. An ultralight, all terrain pack with ventilated, harness back system, made for fast paced mountain missions. Secure and body hugging the Aeon LT offers fast hikers and mountain runners stability and comfort with on-the-go access to kit.  It has an Air Contour back and is…

  • Nanospikes

    $79.08

    Kahtoola’s innovative Microspikes are great for ice and packed snow, but this is Australia! The Nanospikes are smaller, lighter and designed to give you confidence on wet rocks or roads during light hiking or winter runs. The flexible elastomer skeleton allows your gait to remain natural, from heel strike to toe off, so no more…

  • Tas Regional Map 125K

    $50.98

    These Tasmanian maps are recommended for regional planners and visitors intending to travel a little off the beaten track. The map is popular with drivers, cyclists and people wanting a regional overview of an area. The maps are available in folded and flat form and may be joined together to create an impressive wall map.

  • Torrent 20 Daypack

    $95.98

    Sometimes a pack cover isn’t enough – you need a fully Waterproof Pack, and that’s where the Exped 20L 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….

  • 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…

  • Pole Evotrail FX.ONE TA – Pair

    $88.98

    Kick it across every kilometre with the Evotrail FX.One TA running poles by Leki. With a high-strength aluminum construction and the famous Trigger Shark 2.0 system you can enjoy sturdiness on the slopes, impressive transfer of power from your fists to the floor, and easy handling of the comfortable cork grip. With quick, convenient clicking…

  • Big River Dry Bag 20L

    $77.68

    This 20L Big River Dry Bag is a durable and abrasion resistant option that uses a strong 420D nylon fabric. If your idea of outdoor recreation involves rugged water sports like kayaking, canoeing, rafting, or motorcycle touring, they are the perfect storage bags to keep your gear dry. A white interior laminate affords greater visibility, and…

  • 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…

  • Zipless 25L Canvas Day Pack

    $94.90

    Here’s one for those of us who pine for the classic knapsack of old: the tough canvas top loader aka the Zipless by One Planet. Alloy hook buckles secure the lid while the front pocket is always accessible. Waterloc canvas is resistant to all but the most brutal weather. A minimal, yet padded and vented,…

  • Torrent 45 Daypack

    $97.04

    Sometimes a pack cover isn’t enough – you need a fully Waterproof Pack, and that’s where the Exped 45L 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….

  • Magnetic Clip

    $61.84

    Ever get hit in the face by a flying hydration tube while you’re running Ever try to get to that bite valve while you’re bending over to retie the shoelaces that keep coming undone Yeah. Annoying, right

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