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If you’re looking to invest in a good quality SIM that provides very good levels of comfort and insulation, but you’re not too worried about pack size, then the Jack Wolfskin Cozy Rest SIM p is well worth considering.
This backpack is a thing of true beauty and it’s packed full of intelligent features which make it extremely practical in use.
The versatility, great design features combined with the usual excellent Osprey quality, make this a solid buy for anyone looking for a small hydration backpack.
We discover the joy of filtered coffee whilst camping with Rave Colombia El Carmen single origin coffee. Read on for our Rave Coffee review.
With stylish looks and great support the versatile Teva Tirra leather sandal has got a lot going for it and it provides great levels of comfort. Read on for our full review.
The Primus Lite+ is an extremely well-made and versatile little stove, and for those who need to pack light, it makes a great alternative to something like the JetBoil Zip
For serious campers, for families wanting the ability to oven-cook food when camping and of course for cold-weather camping, the Winnerwell Nomad makes an excellent investment.
A solar powered oven, cleverly designed for life on the go, and ideal for camping, but how does it perform and just how practical is it? Read on for our full GoSun Go review.
We put YFood This Is Food healthy meal replacement drinks to the test whilst camping. Find out what we thought.
We got to test 3 items of outdoor gear for the boys, all from Muddy Puddle. Read on to find out what me (and the boys!) thought of the gear.
For open water swimmers, kayakers and anyone doing any kind of watersports, the Lomo changing robe is a solid buy at a great price.
For those seeking exceptional levels of comfort and good levels of performance, the Terradora II won’t disappoint and represents excellent value for money.