Produced by the Department of Lands, this six map kit covers the entire length of the Great North Walk. With details not featured on standard topo maps like convenient camp spots, train stops, drinking water, points of interest and more. It also has a load on insightful info on the back of the maps so…
Ideally, everyone should be using some sort of sleeping bag liner: it protects the bag and means you won’t have to wash it as often (which eventually degrades the down or synthetic fibre); but if you need more warmth than protection, this is the liner to choose. Fast-drying, premium quality Thermolite yarn is cuddly and…
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…
Big adventures require even bigger packs and Lowe Alpine’s Cerro Torre delivers a classic hiking pack design with technical materials, an Axiom 7 harness, plenty of space and a rugged durability that remains weight conscious. This design makes it a comfortable heavy gear hauler for trekking, camping, backpacking and expeditions in the most extreme places….
One of the lightest sleeping bags for its temperature rating. A perfect summer/shoulder season bag for those concerned with weight and packed volume. The Nitrous uses super light 10-denier Vapour Vent fabric, 800-850 loft Hydrophobic Down and 3D baffles for maximum loft and minimum packed volume. It also features a box foot and full length…
Expedition Crush drybags are not only waterproof like standard dry bags, but they have a padded liner to protect your valuables from being squashed on the trail. The 2D version of the Exped Crush dry bags don’t have a gusset so they’re great for slimmer items like phones, point-and-shoot cameras, electronic cables, solar charges, sunglasses…
This strap is perfect for adding an adjustable shoulder sling to your One Planet travel packs, or other bags. Made in Melbourne with their usual tough construction, the buckle is easy to adjust but stays fast, the 50 mm webbing is super durable and the metal clips at either end are simple to attach. Maximum length…
One Planet’s new Big Friendly Giant (BFG) canvas bushwalking pack is the latest in a long line of amazing products from the Australian company. Built from tough-as-nails Aussie Waterloc canvas to keep out all but the absolute worst weather, with canvas-backed seams eliminate water ingress through the stitching, the BFG is fitted with the most…
The original Jetboil sparked a revolution in outdoor cooking. Boiling two cups in two minutes at 75-80% efficiency, the Minimo barely uses half as much fuel as conventional stoves – it boils up to 50 cups (12 Liters) of water from only one 100g Jetpower isobutane/propane micro-canister. Such outstanding performance results from the patent-pending FluxRing…
With 34 litres of volume, this Manta is a premium hydration daypack designed to offer outstanding, fully-featured performance without compromise. Made to go the distance on your most committing hike adventures, it has loads of storage and organization, all packaged in top-tier sustainable fabrics. Its highly-ventilated AirSpeed suspension has been improved with a moulded ladder…
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,…
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…