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  • Lighthouse Mini Lantern

    $78.98

    If you find most camping lanterns lanterns a little on the bulky side for trekking, you’ll be chuffed with Goal Zero’s new Lighthouse Mini. It has the same fold-down legs and directional lighting as the and allows you to shed 210 lumens of light in one direction only, e.g. forward when walking a trail at…

  • 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.

  • Tensor 15L Daypack – Rab

    $77.90

    An array of features allows the Rab tensor 15l Tensor to be as capable on the hill as in the city. A zippered top pocket with an integrated key clip keeps valuables close at hand. A light loop and reflective graphics allow you to be always visible on a bicycle commute. Considering that water is…

  • Rogue Light 2L

    $82.98

    The Rogue Light Hydration Pack is everything you crave for the everyday trail; minimal, durable, cool, and comfortable. The sleek, lightweight design features the Air Support Light Back Panel and a ventilated harness for effective cooling and ultimate breathability. The total 7-litre capacity includes a 2-litre Crux Reservoir with Quicklink disconnect. Stow and secure a…

  • Alphalight Spork

    $51.36

    Sea to Summit’s Alpha Light Cutlery is sleek, tough and light, and this Spork is the most useful piece of all. The series uses 7075-T6 Aircraft Alloy that has a superior strength-to-weight ratio and a smooth, matte finish. It’s even lighter than titanium, so unless you’re planning on using this cutlery as emergency climbing gear…

  • Frontier Ultralight Collapsible Pouring Pot

    $80.48

    Sea to Summit pioneered collapsible camp cookware, and now elevates it to the next level. The Frontier Pouring Pot has EU food-grade silicone rubber sidewalls, allowing the pot to collapse down for packing then extend out when you’re ready to create great outdoor meals. The hard-anodised aluminium alloy base spreads heat quickly and efficiently, and…

  • The Great North Walk

    $62.44

    Had plans to do the Camino this year Maybe your Everest Base Camp trek was cancelled Don’t worry! The Great North Walk is just what you’re looking for! The 250km walk between Newcastle and Sydney is stunning, challenging and right in your backyard. This new section-by-section guide includes full-colour photography, accurate maps, and info on…

  • Aura AG LT 65

    $157.72

    When the journey calls for a lightweight pack but you can’t afford to compromise on comfort and carry capacity, the streamlined Osprey Aura AG LT 65 for women offers the best of both worlds. From weekends flush with gear to your longest backcountry expeditions, LT delivers the same award-winning AntiGravity suspension while providing a thoughtful,…

  • NSW Topo Map 1-25 000 APPIN 90291S

    $55.44

    These are the official 1:25 000 scale topographical maps from the NSW government Land & Property Division, covering the most outstanding areas of the state on a well-produced, reversible, fold-out map perfect for hikers.

  • Inflatable Neck Pillow

    $62.90

    You don’t have to compromise on comfort with this Lifeventure inflatable neck pillow, made from soft durable materials the U-shaped pillow is both lightweight and compact.

  • Tritan Classic Screw Top Bottle

    $57.28

    If you need a reusable, BPA-free plastic bottle to tote on day-to-day expeditions in the city or out in the wilderness, look no further than Laken’s Classic Tritan Polyester bottle. Lightweight and strong, this robust receptacle has a secure cap with a carabiner-compatible loop, volume markings for measuring out the water for your dehydrated food,…

  • Northern Territory – State Map

    $54.12

    Hema’s map of the Northern Territory that has camping and rest areas, 24hour fuel and points of interest. On the reverse are through road maps of Darwin and Alice Springs, and a map of the greater Darwin region. For trip planning, there is a national park matrix and contact details for information centres.

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