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  • DriStore LocTop Bags – Maps

    $60.90

    These light but strong polymer waterproof bags from Lifeventure will protect anything you care to put in them from water damage, scratching, religious conversion etc. The press-seal LocTop is rated to IPX8, that submersible up to 10m for 30 minutes. The large pack is designed for maps but comes with three different sized bags that…

  • Tarkine 80L – 90L Canvas Pack

    $118.69

    One Planet’s new Tarkine canvas bushwalking pack is just the latest in a long line of amazing products from the Australian company. Built from tough-as-nails Aussie Waterloc canvas to keep out all but the absolute worst weather, with canvas-backed seams eliminate water ingress through the stitching, the Tarkine is fitted with the most comfortable harness…

  • Blue Mountains Best Bushwalks 4th Edition

    $61.06

    A thoroughly revised fourth edition of the bestselling Blue Mountains Best Bushwalks is the perfect companion for the bushwalking fan. The book features: 67 different walks, varying in length from 30 minutes to two days, accurate, full colour maps and step by step directions, detailed walk statistics including distance, total ascent/descent, grade and estimated time,…

  • Skeletool KBX Box

    $84.68

    The lightest model in the Skeletool series, the Skeletool KBx has been designed for those outdoor adventurers counting every gram. Weighing only 37g, this ultralight adventure tool comes with everything you need on a cheeky escape in the outdoors: a knife and a bottle opener. With a handy belt clip, you can attach this knife…

  • Beef Stroganoff

    $55.90

    This stroganoff is based on the traditional Russian recipe, beef and mushroom in a sour cream sauce served with rice – perfect for keeping your babushka warm on a windblown evening out on the steppe. Back Country Cuisine is made in New Zealand from natural ingredients free from preservatives, and is so easy to prepare:…

  • Alpha Pot 1.9 Litre

    $74.68

    Designed to add functional performance to your backcountry camp kitchen, the Alpha Pot is a strong and lightweight cook system ideal for solo or group use. Constructed from a hard anodized alloy, it is durable, abrasion-resistant and very easy-to-clean. Sea to Summit have  incorporated some clever technology like the Pivot-Lock handle that securely locks into place…

  • Travel Cube

    $59.90

    Travel smarter with Ticket to the Moon’s colourful packing cubes. Maximize space in your bags, stay organized, and save time. Durable and stylish, they come in three practical sizes and work best in a set. With the included carabiners they can easily be hung as needed. A must-have for any trip!The eco-friendly and washable cubes come…

  • Bivybag VentAir – PU

    $75.88

    The Exped Bivybag VentAir – PU features the extremely breathable VentAir fabric making this useful for a variety of applications. The more generous dimensions of this Exped bivy also mean most people can fit a full hiking pack in the bag as well. With a durable floor, bug mesh at the opening and a weather…

  • Phase 32 Daypack

    $83.62

    Make the most of your day with this multi-functional 32 litre day pack designed to take you straight from the office to your next adventure.Designed with digital life in mind, the Lowe Alpine Phase 32 is a large volume day pack with a 15″ padded laptop compartment, tablet sleeve, and a harness pocket to stow…

  • Telos TR3 Tent

    $240

    Sea to Summit Telos TR3 tent is part of their superb new backpacking series, this 3-person model is as comfortable as it is versatile. Crucial to this is the Tension Ridge (TR) system; its architecture makes all the difference. Angling upwards, it creates a higher ceiling, wider doorways and achieves superior climate control. 

  • Sigma Pot 1.2 Litre

    $74.90

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  • 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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