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  • Jetboil Flash

    $59.98

    The original Jetboil sparked a revolution in outdoor cooking. Boiling two cups in two minutes at 75-80% efficiency, the Flash barely uses half as much fuel as conventional stoves – it boils up to 50 cups (12 Liters) of water from only one Jetpower isobutane/propane micro-canister. Such outstanding performance results from the patent-pending FluxRing heat…

  • Aircontact Core 50+10

    $169.14

    This comfortable Aircontact Core 50+10 hiking pack is very versatile thanks to modular gear straps that can be positioned to attach a range of items depending on the undertaking or the gear you need to take. Its superior carry comfort is down to the Deuter Aircontact back system with Air Spacer mesh and a large…

  • Sac -8 Synthetic Sleeping Bag

    $95.98

    The One Planet Sac sleeping bag series is designed for general camping and travelling use in multiple seasons. The synthetic insulation is an efficient combination of synthetic fibres that insulate and maintain warmth with ease. Three layers of insulation are composed of Thermolink fibre, a woven fibre mid-layer and an outer thermal barrier. All this is…

  • Chair Zero – Ground Sheet

    $58.47

    Ground sheet levels the load, providing a wide, stable base that helps prevent sinking or tipping on soft and uneven ground. 

  • 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!

  • Bush Lite -19 Sleeping Bag 800+ Loft

    $240

    The Bush Lite sleeping bag combines the ultimate in four-season warmth and weather protection with the luxury of more space. The roomy bag gives more wriggle room, while the vertical baffle system ensures maximum warmth for weight. Made from water-resistant, breathable Pertex Quantum Pro, the shell gives top-end durability, breathability and water resistance at minimum…

  • Ranger Ms

    $71.90

    A step up from it’s little brother the Field, the Ranger MS is the go-to tool for most map work on the planet. A longer base plate, magnifying lens and luminous markings build on the strengths of the entry-level model to complete this classic compass model. All Silva compasses include a pamphlet explaining their 1-2-3…

  • Pursuit Shock Trekking Poles

    $75.98

    Black Diamond Pursuit Shock Trekking Poles are packed with comfort-focused features like ergonomic cork grips and Bloom grip extensions, plus Black Diamond’s uniquely designed, streamlined shock, the Pursuit Shock is a premium pole option for any hiker.

  • Universal Canister Stand

    $57.99

    Description   You can’t always guarantee a nice flat bit of ground upon which to rest your gas canister and cook your dinner. Reduce the risk of accidentally kicking over your gourmet bacon gnocchi by using this spring-loaded, three-legged stabiliser. Weighs only 34 grams and works with 100g, 230g or 450g canisters. Well worth it…

  • Tek Towel

    $58.80

    Enjoy the comforts of home wherever you roam with Sea to Summit The Tek Towel – a luxuriously soft and super absorbent towel. The microfibre fabric is quick drying and also features that cozy, terrycloth feel for added comfort. With a handy snap-on hang loop, it’s packaged in a convenient, zippered pouch for compact packing….

  • Toolangi 65L – 75L Lightweight Pack

    $195.96

    The Toolangi pack is a part of One Planet ‘s ‘practical lightweight’ range, a top-loader that deftly balances functionality, durability and weight. It’s earned its home among the gum trees with a comfortable EXACT FIT harness, well sized 70 litre capacity (medium), and tough Diamondloc fabric. They haven’t skimped on classic ONE PLANET design and features:…

  • 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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