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  • Trailshot Micro Filter

    $67.95

    The latest water filter from clean water experts MSR is the Trailshot – a fantastically lightweight and user-friendly unit that has been designed to be carried easily in a side-pocket for on-the-go use by superlight hikers and trail runners/adventure racers. The hollow fibre membrane blocks any nasties bigger than 0.2 microns which includes bacteria and…

  • Best Walks of NSW Mid North Coast

    $62.42

    Best Walks of NSW Mid North Coast covers the mid-north of NSW from south of Port Macquarie to Yamba and boasts a huge range of beautiful environments, making the region perfect for exploring on foot. This book introduces the best walks for visitors and residents alike, ranging from leisurely cliff-top and beach strolls to the…

  • Hydrobak 1.5L

    $75.98

    The Hydrobak is the lightest pack in Camelbak’s range, perfect for the minimalist who just wants to run or ride their cares away carrying only a car or house key in the Essentials Pocket. The short torso length is designed to sit above the neat back pocket of a cycling jersey. Backed by Camelbak’s lifetime…

  • Personal Java Press

    $79.62

    The GSI Personal Java Press has a unique mug that nests entirely within the French press, your morning Joe packs and unpacks effortlessly. The ingenuous plunger that breaks down to store within the mug, you will never worry about wasted space or muddy coffee again.

  • Sunset Chair

    $98.90

    Some of us want more than the bare-bones camping chair, and that’s where Helinox Sunset Chair comes in. With it’s higher back for Superior reclining support and higher seat height (easier to get out of!), this is the luxury version of their classic .

  • Sirac 65

    $96.98

    Built for self-sufficient quests over all terrain, the Sirac’s 65L fuss-free, sturdy design carries everything you need for backpacking and trekking. Featuring an advanced, lightweight back system that flexes as you move, it’s ideal for carrying heavy loads.

  • Ellipse Plate

    $48.90

    The plastic Ellipse camping plates can be connected with a karabiner and they’ll withstand the harshest of treatment and a smooth interior makes them easy to clean.

  • Trek Womens -1C Down Sleeping Bag

    $191.10

    Sea to Summit’s Women’s Trek has a women’s specific cut and body-mapped insulation and is enhanced by the Free-Flow Zip system for optimum comfort and versatility.  You can zip to to a Unisex Trek for the perfect two person camping/travel sleep environment. The Free-Flow Zip system allows unparalleled ventilation so you can open a Women’s…

  • Personal Water Filter Straw

    $57.92

    Drink directly from lakes, rivers, and streams with Lifestraws’s Personal Water Filter Straw or fill a container to use your straw water filter on the go with protection against bacteria, parasites, microplastics, silt, sand, and cloudiness.  The Enhanced microfilter performance helps to reduce clogging from sand and siltfor better flow rate.  It’s lightweight and durable,…

  • Camp Cutlery Fork

    $46.10

    Sea to Summit’s Camp Cutlery Fork is designed to pack maximum usability into a basic camp staple. Made from hard-wearing glass-reinforced polypropylene, this cutlery is durable, lightweight and a pleasure to use. The shaped handles allow the Camp Cutlery range to nest together, and the small carabiner-compatible holes at the ends allow for packing organisation.

  • Pocket Knife – Olive

    $62.90

    The Opinel Stainless Steel #8 and #6 Pocket Knife in Olive is the iconic adventure knife! Incredibly light, ergonomically designed and durable, this knife is a perfect companion for everyone including the lightweight hiker, the devoted picnicer and the fearless adventurer. First crafted in 1890 and still currently made in the Haute Savoie region of…

  • COSMO 350 Lumen Headlamp

    $75.68

    Black Diamond’s Cosmo 350 is ideal for camping, around the house, and outdoor adventures that require a simple light with both an all-purpose beam as well as night vision. You can run the headtorch on alkaline batteries if caught away from a power source for a long backpacking trip.

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