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At first glance the 5.11 Tactical Ripstop TDU Trousers might look like other combats or BDU Trousers, but if you look closer, you find there is much more to them than first meets the eye.
Made from a 65% polyester / 35% cotton ripstop weave and Teflon treated for stain resistance, the trousers...
Comfortable footwear is one of my main priorities when selecting outdoor gear and the 5.11 Tactical Advance Boots certainly fit the bill there! These 6" high boots are designed for warm, dry, weather use and are styled as a "desert boot" with sand or "coyote" coloured suede leather uppers with...
Sigg, famous for their top-quality aluminium water bottles, have recently added stackable aluminium boxes to their range.
Available in Maxi (228mm x 145mmx 77mm) and Mini (170mm x 117mm x 60mm) sizes weighing around 290gm and 170gm respectively, these very versatile boxes can be used for...
I have tried various "travel showers" over the years and the Sea to Summit "Pocket Shower" has to be the most practical, versatile, and compact, and probably the lightest, I have come across.
Ideal for camp use, the Pocket Shower comes in a zipped pouch with a belt/attachment loop on the back...
Staying hydrated in the outdoors is essential (as someone who has twice had serious/near fatal experiences of dehydration, I know this!) and carrying adequate water for your planned activity is a matter of no small import.
Whether you carry your water in a "bladder" type "hydration system" or...
The Sea to Summit Pack Tap is a versatile and practical water container ideal for camp and group usage, and is available in 2 sizes (4 or 10 litre), in colours green and red.
Made from 210 denier nylon, the tough exterior has Hyperlon anchor points to securely strap the pack tap to your kayak...
Sometimes it is just not possible to carry all the water you may want to drink. One litre of water weighs in at one kilo, so, on a long, hot, or even multi-day walk, carrying all you will need from a domestic source will just not be feasible.
This is where a good water purifier comes in if you...
Ok, it has been known to rain in Wales, on the odd occasion at least, so it is wise to make sure that sensitive, valuable, gear such as phone, GPS, maps, car keys etc. are kept waterproof, or risk spoiling a days damp but exhilarating walking.
One option that I have tried and like to the extent...
I have been using the original Jack Pyke 120L Decoy Bag (in English Oak camo) since it was first launched onto the market and have found it excellent for my needs, but now they have produced a new version – the "Maxi Decoy Bag".
The Maxi Decoy Bag shares most of the features of the 120L Decoy...
The Jack Pyke "Field Smock" is a light and comfortable garment made from their wind proof, waterproof, silent, breathable, 100% polyester brushed tricot Breatha-Tex "Stealth" fabric that has a laminate membrane for superior performance.
Coming in their very effective "English Oak" camo print...
The new "Hunter's Boot" from Jack Pyke is a tough and comfortable boot that should prove ideal for many a hunter's needs.
Made from full-grain leather, the uppers feature a high leg with a soft, padded, cuff and a "flex notch" in the back to allow for ease of movement.
This rear flex notch...
It is probably quite well known to most people that I am a bit of a fan of Leatherman tools, and I am happy to say that the new Leatherman "Sidekick" tool is well up to expectation.
Manufactured up to Leatherman's normal high standard with crisp and secure locks and strong springs, no trace of...
I'm a fan of the external frame pack and recently decided to swap my Swedish LK35 for an Alice pack, the pack in question was the large model and after buying a new set of shoulder straps (my old ones were missing?) I packed it and took off for a weekend in the woods.
Alice is an All-purpose...
I have long been a fan of Helle Knives and think that they produce some of the best looking, most practical and useful commercial knives available. I have recently been trying out the Helle Jegermester and have found no reason to change my opinion!
A classic hunter's knife in the Norwegian...
Are you looking for some seriously well-made items of clothing that use hardwearing fabrics, are truly comfortable to wear for walks, well designed, well cut and well featured, look smart without being "trendy", and come in classic colours that will not be out of fashion before the clothing...
Are you looking for some seriously well-made items of clothing that use hardwearing fabrics, are truly comfortable to wear for walks, well designed, well cut and well featured, look smart without being "trendy", and come in classic colours that will not be out of fashion before the clothing...
I am a big fan of Buff head-wear and with the new Wool Buff, I think that there is now a new "Best Buff ever"!
The new "Wool Buff" is made from 100% Merino wool, which is itch-free and feels soft against the skin, as well as being a 100% natural and renewable material.
Feeling warm in winter...
So the weather and my snuffles improved today, to the point where I could get out and try my new hammock in surroundings it was meant for.
For anyone unfamiliar with the hammock I'll begin with a few quick specifications.
Name: DD Frontline Hammock.
Size: 2.7m x 1.4m.
Weight: 850g.
Colour...
After searching the internet high and low for the type of hammock I wanted at the right price I came across the Tenth Wonder (TW) Hornet 3 layer hammock with fitted mosquito net.
I chose this hammock for a few reasons, first being my weight and size at 125kg and over 6' tall I needed something...
This morning, with rain pouring down, I sat drinking a coffee when I heard someone knocking at my door, curious as I wasn't expecting anyone. I jumped up and answered the door and there before me stood the postman with a small package.
As soon as I saw the writing and the address on the...
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