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  • Farpoint Farview Travel Daypack

    $77.28

    This Osprey travel daypack was designed to integrate seamlessly with the entire Farpoint/Fairview Family, attaching to any travel, trek or wheeled pack in the collection.

  • TBone Stakes 6 Pack

    $61.30

    Go to any reasonably busy campsite and hunt around the grass – you’ll find dozens of bent and lost tent pegs. Are some of them yours Well, solid & super lightweight, these aluminium tent pegs are all you need to keep your temporary home from blowing away. The notched end holds guy lines perfectly and…

  • NSW Topo Map 1-50 000 COONABARABRAN 8735S

    $56.50

    These are the official 1:25 000 scale topographical maps from the NSW government Land & Property Division, covering the most outstanding areas of the state on a well-produced, reversible, fold-out map perfect for hikers.

  • Reactor Thermolite Extreme

    $78.36

    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…

  • Padded Soft Cell

    $64.56

    Safeguard for your outdoor gear, the Sea to Summit Padded Soft Cell Large is an ultra-light durable cell that is ideal for protecting camera gear, binoculars, GPS and large delicate items in your pack. High-density die-cut EVA foam is covered with durable, lightweight Ultra-Sil fabric in bright colours to make a sleek looking pouch that…

  • Speed Lite 28SL

    $96.98

    Lightweight, fast and environmentally conscious, this pack is designed for the trail enthusiast. Featuring Deuter’s Lite back system, breathable vest-style perforated shoulder straps, flexible hip fins, and a precision-adjustable sternum strap, it offers both comfort and performance. Crafted from 100% recycled, bluesign certified fabric, it’s as eco-friendly as it is functional. Perfect for fast-paced hikes…

  • Elektra Fe Cook System (without BOB)

    $89.68

    The Elektra FE Cook System is a fuel-efficient, high-performance wonder. When you’re stomach is grumbling at the end of a fun day outdoors, you want food quickly, simply and conveniently – without the need to pack along a monster oven. You get a 28% faster boil time at a 20% fuel savings. (Small print: faster…

  • Tensor 5L Daypack – Rab

    $73.62

    An array of features allows the Rab tensor 15l Tensor to be as capable on the hill as in the city. A zippered top pocket with an integrated key clip keeps valuables close at hand. A light loop and reflective graphics allow you to be always visible on a bicycle commute. Considering that water is…

  • Trek -1C Down Sleeping Bag

    $208.38

    Sea to Summit’s Trek is for if you’ve ever wished for a less-constrictive sleeping bag that keeps you comfortable in a variety of cool-to-warm conditions. The Free-Flow Zip system allows you to open the bag sequentially for ventilation up to the point where it is opened flat as a quilt – you can even secure…

  • Solitary 35L Ultralight

    $72.67

    Named after one of the most iconic features in the Blue Mountains, the Summit Gear Solitary 35L ultralight pack combines the trifecta of ultralight, durability and comfort. 

  • X-Pot 2.8L

    $79.98

    Wow. Just wow. It’s a collapsable, silicone-sided cooking pot! Who’d a thunk it Based on Sea to Summit’s design knockout X-series of bowls and mugs, the X-Pot is the world’s first shrinking cookware. At 2.8 litres it’s big enough for delicious camp meals, but when finished it flattens to only 4cm thick, and is also…

  • Ultralight Insulating Mat Womens

    $98.98

    Re-engineered for women to provide extra warmth and comfort, the Sea to Summit  single layer UltraLight Insulated Mats provide the lightest and smallest packed size mat without compromising on comfort. When Sea to Summit set out to design a mat that was better than what was already available, they ultimately went back to why we…

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