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  • Camino de Santiago: Camino Frances Guide and Map Book

    $65.98

    Cicerone’s comprehensive guidebook and map book to walking the 784km Camino Frances from St Jean-Pied-de-Port in southern France to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, including an additional route to Finisterre. Split into 6 sections and 36 customisable stages, the guide lists over 500 pilgrim hostels. The map book covers the entire route, which can be…

  • Yacuri 65 Hiking Pack

    $49

    Fully featured without weighing you down, the Yacuri 65 is a highly versatile pack that takes you wherever you want to go, from thru-hikes to multi-day treks between alpine huts. The adjustable V-TRAX carry system, with its thermoformed harness and dual densities of foam, ensures full contact with your back while delivering cushioning support where…

  • Plant Based – Mixed Berry – Original 400 Breakfast

    $48.24

    Back in its ninth version, this Radix Mixed Berry 400kcal Original Breakfasts are 25% more nutritious than ever before with seriously high protein, fibre, no added sugar and 30+ vitamins and minerals. It’s the best way to fuel your day – instantly, anywhere, anytime.

  • Sigma Pot 2.7 Litre

    $80.24

    Engineered with premium marine grade stainless steel, the Sea to Summit Sigma Pot 2.7 Litre provides long-lasting durability and performance to your outdoor kitchen. Designed for compact packing and convenient handling, it features a Pivot-Lock handle that securely locks into place during use and locks away when stored. Other features include a unique slotted strainer…

  • VT Cerro Torre ND60-80

    $167.12

    Woah, the Cerro Torre totally got a facelift. Not content with making the classic workhorse expedition pack, Lowe Alpine have refitted the women’s Cerro Torre with their new VT Flex harness, ensuring a perfect fit for your entire walk.

  • Adventure Medical Kits Hiker

    $58.02

    The must-have companion for overnight adventures, the AMK Hiker contains carefully-selected first aid supplies to treat common on-the-trail injuries and illnesses. This compact hiking first aid kit prepares you and a friend for whatever you may experience during a weekend on the trail.

  • Fuel Bottle

    $70.38

    Okay, so you’ve got your Whisperlite stove, but it’s unusable without a compatible MSR fuel bottle. The aluminium bottle has an epoxy coating, a child-safe cap, integral threads and a base thicker than the walls to withstand excess pressure.

  • Speed Lite 30

    $101.08

    Lightweight and ergonomic, this pack is designed for those who love fast-paced hiking and trail running. Featuring Deuter’s innovative Lite back system, it boasts vest-style, perforated shoulder straps, flexible hip fins, and a precision-adjustable sternum strap-all crafted from 100% recycled, bluesign certified fabric. Keep your essentials close at hand with a convenient pocket on the…

  • Jet Foldable Bottle

    $64.26

    Bottles are old hat – what you need is a soft, foldable bottle with a bite valve, especially if you’re planning on running those trails! Source’s Jet flasks have been designed to fit snuggly in hydration vests, and come with their fancy Helix Bite valve, making hydration super easy while running. The Jet flasks are also…

  • 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…

  • Arcane Large Day Pack 20L

    $68.32

    Osprey’s Arcane Day Pack is tough and simple urbane exterior betrays the thought that has gone into its design. The waxed cotton fabric will last for years, and you’ll want it to with this feature set: 20 litre volume is divided into 15″ laptop and document sleeves, the main compartment with valuables pocket, and a…

  • 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…

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