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  • 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…

  • Ellipse Bowl

    $48.24

    This Ellipse camping bowl can be connected with a karabiner and it’ll withstand the harshest of treatment and a smooth interior makes the bowl easy to clean.  

  • 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…

  • Hydraulic Packing Cube

    $64.66

    These lightweight and field-ready Hydraulic Packing Cubes are water-resistant and keep your gear dust-free, organised and protected in transit and on off-road adventures. A completely welded construction they use a TPU laminated 70D ripstop Nylon that provides a translucent window panel so you can easily view the contents inside. The welded, low profile Hypalon grab…

  • 3-Piece Titanium Cutlery Set – 5310

    $57.41

    Coming in at only 53 grams, Keith’s 3-piece cutlery set is truly an ultralight marvel. The set is so light, you’ll probably even forget that you’re carrying it! the set attaches to a lightweight accessory carabiner to ensure none of the pieces get blown away in the wind. Each piece is corrosion resistant and bacteria…

  • Table One Hard Top

    $90.90

    So, you’re all set up with your  from Helinox, kicking back at the end of the day. But where do you balance your food & drink On the Table One, that’s where! Unlike the standard Table One, this one has a hard top. The perfect accompaniment to your other super-light camping furniture, this DAC aluminium alloy…

  • Mantis 26 Backpack

    $95.52

    Highly versatile 26L daypack from Arcteryx for day hiking and everyday use. You are not all about work, neither is the Mantis 26 Backpack. Transitioning effortlessly from urban to trail, this versatile pack delivers technical performance with a clean aesthetic. The drawbridge opening allows easy access to the large main compartment, multiple pockets provide intuitive…

  • Spark -1C Down Sleeping Bag

    $117.69

    If you’re counting grams, but still count on a great night’s sleep, the Spark may be the right bag for you. Filled with RDS-certified 850+ fillpower goose down treated with a non-PFC Ultra-Dry Down treatment, the Spark is constructed with a technical hood and zipper draft tube to retain warmth. Comfort comes from a super-breathable…

  • Porter Stuff Pocket

    $72.68

    This all-purpose Porter Stuff Pocket specifically to attach to the daisy chains on Hyperlite Mountain Gear’s Porter Packs. Constructed with a combination of our Dyneema Composite Hybrid material and our hexagonal grid mesh, it’s strong, durable, light and breathable. It’s 10″ wide by 15″ high and attaches to the daisy chain with split bar sternum…

  • Farpoint Trek 75 Mens Travel Pack

    $67.98

    Osprey’s Farpoint Trek 75 combines technical backpacking and travel elements combine to create a pack that’s ideal for long-haul trips and extensive time on the trail.

  • Muon ND 50 – Ultralight Pack – Small Back Length

    $64.69

    Minimising weight so you can maximise your time on the trail, this Muon 50L ND women’s fit is the ideal companion for long distance thru-hiking and trekking with a refined kit list. The ultralight, ultra-tough fabric and lightweight back system keep excess weight down and are exceptionally strong, capable of supporting heavy loads with superb…

  • 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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