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  • Titanium Bowl

    $58.13

    Want to keep the weight down by not taking a bowl but sick of eating out of a packet like a bin chicken Then Keith may have the answer! Their 550 ml Titanium, single-wall bowl is the perfect ultralight option for minimalists and gram counters. Uber light, hard wearing, odourless titanium makes eating your camp…

  • Western Australia State Map

    $54.98

    Hema’s updated WA State Map is comprised of the most detailed information, which has been verified by Hema Map Patrol. It is printed on waterproof paper and includes a full index of locations, making it durable and easy to use for both navigation and inspiration. On the reverse side of the maps are through road…

  • Farpoint Trek 55 Mens Travel Pack

    $59

    Adventuring to a far-off destination where you’ll stay with your belongings more often than leave them in your hostel (Looking at you, tea house trek.) A hybrid of travel and backpacking packs, the Farpoint Trek 55 features both on-the-go and on-the-trail essentials. A luggage-style front-panel opening makes for painless packing and unpacking-leaving plenty of time…

  • Tungsten 3 Person Tent

    $69.05

    Durable. Roomy. Meet Marmot’s Tungsten 3-Person Tent. With color-coded clips and poles that snap together, this tent sets up fast so you’ll be ready to go in no time. Double doors make it easy to move gear in and out, and two big vestibules means lots of room for storage.

  • Hikelite 18

    $88.90

    Whether you’re a casual or experienced hiker, the light and streamlined Osprey Hikelite 18-litre daypack combines essential features and quality construction with the impeccable ventilation that the AirSpeed  tensioned mesh backpanel has to offer. Its minimalist panel-loading design keeps things clean and uncluttered for simplified use on any trail. Added external storage and compression help…

  • West MacDonnell Ranges and Larapinta Trail Map Kit

    $67.50

    The West MacDonnell Ranges and the Larapinta Trail map is just what you need when you’re taking on this epic 230km trail. Features include:

  • Titanium Cutlery Set 3Pce

    $72.82

    The Titanium Spoon, Fork and Knife Set is lightweight, compact and exceptionally strong and won’t bend or break if awkwardly placed in the bottom of your pack. Titanium remains a premium material for camp cutlery. It provides exceptional durability, it’s food safe, has a very high resistance to corrosion and will last longer than an…

  • VERMONT – SPECTRON 3CF

    $95.08

    Julbo’s Vermont series are performance mountaineering glasses, designed with a nod to the classic mountaineering aesthetic. Featuring elegant round lenses, paired with removable leather side shields and nose piece, blending stunning aesthetics with practical functionality. Equipped with Spectron 3 Colour Flash polycarbonate lenses, these sunglasses offer a visible light transmission rate of 12%. The multilayer color…

  • Nitrous -1 Sleeping Bag 800+ Loft

    $187.10

    One of the lightest sleeping bags for its temperature rating. A perfect summer/shoulder season bag for those concerned with weight and packed volume. The Nitrous uses super light 10-denier Vapour Vent fabric, 800-850 loft Hydrophobic Down and 3D baffles for maximum loft and minimum packed volume. It also features a box foot and full length…

  • Adventure Two Cup Cookset

    $72.90

    Enjoy delicious hot food straight from the campfire or camp stove with this tidy yet rugged camp cook kit from Stanley. The stainless steel pot with locking handle is great for brewing coffee or heating soup. The vented lid even doubles as a strainer. When it’s time to eat, two insulated cups allow for sharing….

  • Small Titanium Spork – 5312

    $57.72

    Been on the hunt for and ultralight titanium spork Look no further, at 14g you wont even notice its in your bag and the short handle means you can cram it into your stove making it easier to pack. It’s also corrosion resistant and bacteria inhibitive due to its use of titanium.

  • Magnetic Drink Tube Clip

    $59.84

    When the Vikings first learned that a metal sewing needle could be ‘enchanted’ or magnetized with a ‘magical’ rock to always point in one direction they believed that they had tapped into some magical power of the Aesir God Tyr himself. Little did they know that they had discovered magnetic north! Guided by these magic…

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