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  • Nalgene Wide Mouth Square Container

    $46.05

    Whether you are a lab technician or bushwalker, these mini-Nalgene containers will come in incredibly useful. Originally designed for the spill-unfriendly scientific environments, these HDPE bottles are made from tough HDPE plastic with completely leak-proof seals. On the bushwalking front, they are great for storing any liquids, e.g. cooking oil, salad dressing, shampoo, engine oil,…

  • Crush Drybag 3XS

    $62.02

    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…

  • Mantis 16 Backpack

    $92.36

    The pack for days when you’re moving fast, the Arcteryx 16L Mantis is efficient, organized, and comfortable on any terrain. The packcloth is durable, lightweight, and made from 100% recycled polyester. The panel-load main compartment has a reservoir sleeve and secure internal pocket. External storage includes side pockets – great for water bottles, windshell, or…

  • Ranger Sl Ms

    $75.54

    Silva’s Ranger SL MS is the smallest ‘real’ compass you’ll find this side of Timbuktu.Everthing is downsized but none of the practicality has been lost. The SL keeps measurements in mm and inches and even has a pin-on function so you don’t have to worry about fishing it out every few minutes. All Silva compasses include…

  • The Budawangs

    $61.54

    The Budawangs stands as one of Australia’s most spectacular and distinctive wilderness areas. Using modern elevation, vegetation and trail data, The Budawangs finally delivers a map of quality and accuracy befitting this renowned bushwalking destination. Key features include:

  • Flex Mat Plus

    $74.54

    Exped’s Flex Mat Plus and the like have become the go-to choice of thru hikers, gram counters and alpinists all over the world. Like Papa Smurf this mat is bluer and a little bit chunkier than the regular Flex Mat providing extra warmth and comfort. The closed cell IXPE foam is 3.8cm thick and comes…

  • Reactor Sleeping Bag Liner – Mummy with Drawcord

    $78.90

    Add warmth to your sleep system in cool or cold conditions: with Sea to Summit’s Reactor Liner. Using Thermolite Pro fabric with infra red-absorbing ceramic pigments and Thermolite EcoMade fibres , the new Reactor takes thermal performance to the next level. The stretch-knit fabric provides optimal comfort, and ensures the Reactor fits any sleeping bag….

  • South West Tasmania – Chapman

    $61.66

    John Chapman and his co-authors spend their lives hiking all over this great land and writing guide books so the rest of us can follow them. Through years of refinement John & Co’s books are well laid-out and colourfully illustrated that detail routes, background, safety, trip planning and  further reading.

  • Chair One – 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. 

  • Whippa Ultralight Helmet Net

    $60.30

    Designed specifically for use with the Summit Gear Ultralight Packs, the Summit Gear Ultralight Helmet Net is an ideal accessory for carrying your helmet on your pack. It has toggles to attach to the accessory points on the Ultralight Packs, and straps to adjust the tension to keep your helmet in place. On the Solitary…

  • Garmin GPSMAP 65S Handheld GPS Device

    $115.67

    The Garmin GPSMAP 65S is a multi-band/multi-GNSS handheld device with sensors.

  • Centrum 30 Daypack

    $68.32

    Exped’s Centrum 30 is a versatile large entry commuter pack.  The roll-top main compartment with thermo-formed back panel is made of durable and water-repellent polyester and is environmentally-friendly bluesign-certified. The Centrum 30 offers a padded laptop compartment and pouches for umbrellas, water bottles or the daily newspaper are placed low on each side.

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