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  • Bushwhacker Pocket Knife No.7

    $62.26

    The Opinel Stainless Steel Blade #07 Bushwhacker Pocket Knife is the iconic adventure knife. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of France. The ergonomically designed handle is a pleasure to hold and easy to control and has won numerous design awards. The Sandvik 12C7 stainless steel Yatagan blade…

  • Go 2.0 Water Filter Bottle

    $79.68

    Stay hydrated and healthy on the go with the LifeStraw Go 2.0 Water Filter Bottle. This BPA-free bottle features a 2-stage filter that removes bacteria, parasites, microplastics, chlorine, and more, ensuring you have access to clean and great-tasting water wherever you are. Perfect for travel and everyday use.

  • Sport Hydration Drink Mix, Matcha Green Tea and Lemons, Single Serving

    $45.95

    Skratch Labs Sport Hydration Drink Mix Matcha Green Tea 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.

  • Yacuri ND 65 Hiking Pack – Small Back Length

    $48.36

    Fully featured without weighing you down, the Yacuri ND 65 is a highly versatile pack that takes you wherever you want to go, from thru-hikes to multi-day treks between alpine huts. The adjustable V-TRAX carry system, with its thermoformed harness and dual densities of foam, ensures full contact with your back while delivering cushioning support…

  • Folding Titanium Spoon – 5302

    $53.22

    Keith’s latest and greatest cutlery is their folding and spoon! It’s ultralight at only 17.5 grams and with a folding handle, it packs down so small you can fit it pretty much anywhere in your pack. We’ve found it fits perfectly into  along with an  and a 100g gas canister which gives you a 222g cooking setup not including…

  • Ether Light Xt EXTREME Insulating Mat

    $69.03

    The newest addition to Sea to Summit’s Sleeping Mat range is the Etherlight XT EXTREME Insulated mat.

  • Custom Quiver

    $57.87

    Some ancient methods are still the best – like using a CUSTOM QUIVER to carry your poles across your back. Easy to access, easy to stow. Get them when you need them, forget about them when you don’t.

  • ASTRO 300 Lumen Rechargeable Headlamp

    $76.90

    Small enough to bring just in case, but bright enough to light the way down unexpected rappels and dark trails, the Astro 300 rechargeable headtorch features a compact body that is more ergonomic, and a lower profile for better balance. In addition, the updated optical efficiency not only provides brighter light at 300 lumens. The Astro’s dimming…

  • Lightweight Evac Compression Dry Back Waterproof

    $69.64

    Perfect dry compression storage from Sea to Summit to keep gear reliably dry and compact inside a backpack or bike bag. Made from bluesign-approved ultra lightweight Ultra-Sil 30D Cordura nylon with a C0 non-PFC DWR, and an eVent fabric air permeable base with a C0 non-PFC DWR finish that allows you to push air out…

  • Xcup

    $56.44

    They look like a cross between something from Inspector Gadget and Dr Seuss, but if you don’t mind that (and who would) you’ll love the X series from Sea to Summit, including this cup. Made of flexible silicon sides that are freestanding and rigid and yet collapse completely flat, they are nifty and generously-sized. Because…

  • Waterproof Pack Liner

    $61.76

    You can’t stop the rain, but you can stop it getting all your clothes wet with this roll-top Waterproof Pack Liner from Swiss legends Exped. Simply roll the top down at least three times, then clip the buckle and – Hey Presto! – you can walk all day in the pouring rain and your gear…

  • XL Chair One

    $98.98

    If there’s one luxury that should not be denied on a camping trip it is a comfortable seat at the end of a long day. Sometimes a knobbly log, cold rock or patch of swept ground just doesn’t cut it, but now, thanks to Helinox and their revolutionary Chair One, even weight-conscious hikers can treat themselves.

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