Outdoor clothing & products reviewed
RRP £145.00
The worst thing for me about camping is struggling to sleep with uncomfortable beds. I have tried many different types of foam beds and air beds, all of which are a poor substitute to a real bed.
RRP $254.99 check shipping costs.
www.solostove.com
In the UK a fire pit is the norm in our gardens. Even in early or late summer the temperature plummets at night and a fire pit is guaranteed to take the edge off those cooler evenings. There is also something mesmerising about sitting outside and watching the flames, I love evenings like this.
The FarPoint wheels 36 is a travel bag designed by Osprey, it has everything a conventional suitcase would have but can also double up as a backpack. If the rugged terrain gets too much for the wheels on the suitcase the telescopic handle can be pushed down and the inner panel unzipped to reveal the shoulder harness and hip belt for added security. As well as having dozens of compartments for various items the suitcase also has straps inside and outside the bag to keep everything secure, so it doesn’t shake around.
RRP £229.95
Website https://www.leatherman.co.uk/
ULTRA LIGHTWEIGHT TITANIUM AVIATORS
RRP £255.00
“Don’t just choose the coolest looking sunglasses” was the advice from my ophthalmologist. The single most important thing to look for when buying sunglasses is to protect your eyes. Looking cool comes a close second though!
With an endless possibility of what you can take camping nowadays, you can quickly become burdened with the amount of gear you’re carrying. The rolling grill by BisonGear is a great item for helping with that. The lightweight grill can roll up to nice compact size to fit in the carrying sack provided, then to assemble the grill, simply slide two rails to the sides of the grill and adjust the legs to your preference - this should take no longer than a minute.
Trekking poles are one of those things that after you use them the once you probably won’t go back, not only do they give you extra balance on uneven terrain, they help you get into a good walking rhythm, reduce impact on your joints and make you look like an outdoor pro when you use them to point things out. The Micro Vario Carbon Strong Trekking Poles from Leki have a great strength to weight ratio thanks to the 100% carbon fibre and HTS 6.5 aluminium bottom section construction, they are well suited for taller users and ski/snowshoe touring use.
The ExtremeMist 2 in 1 Hydration misting and cooling pack is comprised of two components, starting with the vest-style pack, this is a lightweight pack that hugs the body thanks to the ergonomic design, it doesn’t bounce when you walk for a more comfortable and balanced experience. There are two sizes to choose from: Small and Large (2L reservoir in each) both with nine pockets built in to the pack that allow you store all your essentials and keep them within easy reach.
