Outdoor clothing & products reviewed
Barbecue Tool Set with Carry Case
£24.95
With Father’s Day just around the corner, what better gift than a barbecue tool set to help Dad master the grill. Dads can be so hard to buy for, but if you have a particularly foody-father then the Barbecue Tool Set from Rex London, which comes in a nifty carry case, might just be the perfect solution.
$139.95
Coined to be the ‘smarter bag’, the STM Goods Myth 28L Backpack boasts to bring you the best of the best of backpack offerings featuring plenty of innovative design choices to make carrying and protecting your things so much easier.
$230.00
A week away in my campervan, with both my partner and pooch, exploring sunny Wales is my idea of heaven. It’s my time to escape the madness of everyday life with hiking, waterfalls, pub lunches and boozy evenings around a fire pit.
£109.99
Summer days are made for barbequing and spending time with friends, and so when I saw the Tower Sphere Pit n Grill, I was super excited to test it out because it doubles as both a grill and a fire pit to keep you warm during the evenings.
£214.00
For a while, I’ve been on the hunt for a rucksack that has the capacity of a carry-on suitcase, whilst also being comfortable and small enough to carry around like a typical rucksack. So, when the Ekster Grid Backpack arrived on my desk, it seemed all my wishes had come true.
