Custom Quiver
$57.87Some 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.
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Best River and Alpine Walks around Mt Kosciuszko
$63.42If you’re looking to explore the main range of Australia’s gorgeous Kosciuszko National Park, this is the book for you. An awesome full-colour guide of over 40 of the best walks in the Snowy Mountains, written by Matt McClelland, founder of the widely popular online resource WildWalks. The book includes maps, easy-to-follow instructions and info…
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Jervis Bay Five Fantastic Walks of Discovery
$49.22Five walks in and around Jervis Bay, New South Wales suitable for all ages.
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Nalgene Silo 1.5L Sustain Bottle
$62.22The BPA/BPA-free Sustain Naglene’s new material derived from 50% waste plastic (using ISCC certified mass balance). The classic Nalgene Wide Mouth bottle with expertly crafted threads for leak-proof hydration and perfect for ice cubes or fruit infusions. Proven in the elements and ready to withstand even the most rugged conditions. A pioneer, for pioneers. Durable,…
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GOBITES UNO
$46.44Tuck into your meal on a lightweight adventure whether it’s noodles or porridge with the compact, durable and functional GoBites Uno utensil from Humangear. This double-ended utensil features a spoon on one side that’s shaped so you can drink soup while the fork on the other has tines that are long enough to eat spaghetti…
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DromLite Bag
$75.90Water is important to life; you don’t want to see it leaking into the desert sands after rupturing your reservoir. The good news is that that scenario is unlikely to occur if you’re using an MSR Dromlite bag as your reservoir! The Dromlites are the toughest lightweight reservoirs on the market, made from 200D Cordura…
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Tempest Pro 20L Day Pack
$70.30If you want a technical pack that can do it all, reach for the Tempest Pro 20L. 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…
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AirZone Trail ND 32
$91.90The AirZone at 32 litres is an ideally sized day pack with a female specific Fixed AirZone Carry harness to maximize airflow around your back. The single buckle attachment for the lid makes accessing the main compartment easy whilst side compression straps keep the bag compact. Hip belt pockets make accessing the essentials easy, bungee…
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Lifesystems Rechargeable Hand Warmer
$74.98Whether you’re the outdoor type or not this USB hand warmer will keep you comfortable despite the cold. The convenient power bank feature also recharges your USB compatible device, so you can stay connected while outdoors. It is easy to operate with 4 heat settings from 40 up to 50 degree centigrade and has dual…
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Zip Pack UL – Ultralight
$66.30Compartmentalise to your heart’s content with these featherweight Zip Packs from Swiss legends Exped. The lightest splashproof packing cells on the market, this comes in at a ridiculous 31g. Use it to separate your dirty laundry, or thermals or undies, or whatever you like. The customs inspectors will be so impressed!
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ASTRO 300 Lumen Headlamp
$57.95Small enough to bring just in case, but bright enough to light the way down unexpected rappels and dark trails, the Astro 350 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 350 lumens. The Astro’s dimming and strobe…
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Spark Womens -1C Down Sleeping Bag
$118.67Built for women who want minimal weight but maximum comfort in their adventures, the Women’s Spark lineup demonstrates Sea to Summit’s 100% commitment to building a sleeping bag that’s made perfect for you. Women’s specific shape and body mapping result in warmth and comfort without the weight. RDS-certified 850+ fillpower goose down treated with a…
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