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  • Waterproof Compression Bag

    $69.90

    Exped perfected dry bags years ago, and now they’ve brought back their sturdy and practical range of Waterproof Compression Bags. Made from PU-coated nylon with taped seams, three side compression straps and a grab handle, they’re the best designed on the market. An outlet valve makes it easy to push out excess air.

  • Lifesystems Rechargeable Hand Warmer

    $74.98

    Whether 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…

  • Chair Zero – 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. 

  • Renegade Reactiv Polarised 2-3

    $66.28

    Julbo has created Renegade as at home in daily life on any type of terrain. Its resolutely urban look disguises a keen appetite for adventure: incredible grip, wide angle of vision and Reactiv Photochromic lenses. The perfect model to accompany you on your next outdoor adventure. Reactiv Polarised 2-3 are Photochromic lenses (cat. 2 to…

  • Depot 18L Daypack

    $88.90

    With an organised workspace compartment and waterproof laptop sleeve, this functional yet stylish 18L pack from Rab is perfect for active commuters, and transitions seamlessly from the office to post-work adventures.

  • Manta 24 Day Pack

    $45.99

    A premium hydration daypack featuring an all-new reservoir and bite valve, the Manta 24L offers a men’s specific stable, highly ventilated suspension design for outstanding performance on any hike. Torso-adjustable and fully featured, this pack inspires confidence and matches the importance of your outdoor pursuits. Features

  • Heatshield Bag

    $61.98

    If you’re out on a day hike or away from your base camp and benighted, constant rain, wind-chill and ultimately hypothermia can literally be the death of you. Don’t let that happen! Carry this ultralight survival shelter from UK stalwarts Lifesystems and drastically improve your chances of survival. In case of emergency, wrap your body…

  • Frontier Ultralight Long Handle Spoon

    $58.26

    Ultralight Long Spoon from Sea to Summit is great for stirring meals or eating the last morsels from a freeze-dried food pouch.  Food contact surfaces have a semi-polished finish for more enjoyable dining. Made of hard-anodised aircraft-grade aluminium, these utensils are built to go the distance.  Weight 12g.

  • 2Midable 15D Pyramid Tent

    $186.38

    The 2Midable pyramid is light, simple and adaptable, designed as an ultralight shelter for guides and group. It can be an emergency refuge, a shady lunchtime getaway, group kitchen or an outdoor learning space. More than that it’s a sanctuary, promoting a life lived well – outdoors. The 2Midable has impressive internal height, space and…

  • Torrent 30 Daypack

    $98

    Sometimes a pack cover isn’t enough – you need a fully Waterproof Pack, and that’s where the Exped 30L Torrent comes in. With a roll-top closure and high frequency welded seams, this guy won’t be letting in any rain or splashes, in fact it’ll keep your gear dry in any situation short of total immersion….

  • Chair Two

    $92.68

    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 Two, even weight-conscious hikers can treat themselves.

  • U/Sil Compression Dry Sack

    $62.90

    This is a magic Compression Dry Sack- not only can it squash your soft goods down to a third of their normal size, but the bottom panel is made from an air-permeable, waterproof fabric called eVent. As you compress the bag you can feel the air being pushed through the membrane, and yet water cannot…

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