Wild Magazine

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Natural Diversity

For 16 years I lived 150m from the Coke sign at Sydney’s Kings Cross; now I live 100m from this.

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Patagonia Granite Crest Jacket

A Goldilocks jacket that’s eco-friendly.

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All too often in the outdoors, I have had a confidence only the clueless can possess, and I have charged into situations that, had I actually been competent, I would never have contemplated, writes Wild’s Editor James McCormack.

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Nebo Transcend 1500

Like walking on a cloud.

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The North Face Thermoball Traction V Mules

Like walking on a cloud.

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Flextail Tiny Pump 2X

Surprisingly useful.

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Osprey Extended Fit Series

Making the outdoors more inclusive.

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Icebreaker Zoneknit Tee & Shorts

Natural comfort.

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Nemo Equipment Hornet Elite Osmo 2P Tent

A marvel in ultralightweight engineering.

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Yeti Panga Duffel

Bombproof. Waterproof. Adventure-proof.

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Arc’teryx Beta LT Hadron Jacket

A featherweight jacket that changes everything.

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Patagonia Dirtroamer Jacket and Storm Pants

Featherlight MTB-ing outerwear that sets new standards in comfort.

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In Praise of Outlaws

It takes a brave person to step up and break the law to defend our planet; we should celebrate their courage, writes Wild’s Editor James McCormack.

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The North Face Assault 2 Futurelight Tent

Futurelight has revolutionised The North Face’s outerwear line-up. Now it’s doing the same for its shelter.

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Secrets

Some people say we should never keep secrets, but Wild’s Editor, James McCormack, argues they have a place in the outdoors.

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Sea to Summit Alto TR1 Tent

This revolutionary ultralightweight tent series changes everything.

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Lowe Alpine AirZone Trek 45:55

While Lowe Alpine’s AirZone Trek 45:55L pack is not new (the redesigned version hit Aussie shores earlier this year), Wild’s Editor James McCormack only recently got around to trying it out. Perhaps he should have sooner, but it proved astonishingly comfortable.

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Helly Hansen Elevation Infinity Shell Jacket

An innovative waterproof/breathable fabric that finally ditches DWR is only half this jacket’s story.

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Tyndall Range Walk Feasibility Study

Tasmanian Parks has just released their final report on the proposed Iconic Walk in the Tyndall Range, and it’s troubling.

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HELLY HANSEN – Lifa Infinity Pro

A waterproof/breathable fabric that finally ditches DWR.

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Luxury Lodges Means Wilderness Lost – Part 2

Our national parks are under attack. The push for luxury lodges and other within-park accommodation, has gained nationwide momentum. In this, Part Two of a two-part series, we look at the root causes and broad implications of these developments.

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Gear Review – RapidPure Scout

Far better than filter, the RapidPure Scout is one the best, most convenient and lightest ways to drink pure water.

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The North Face – VECTIV

Making strides on the trail.

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Brand Heritage: Hilleberg

Self-sufficiency informed Bo Hilleberg’s philosophy from the outset.

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Luxury Lodges Means Wilderness Lost

Our national parks are under attack. Privatisation, in the form of luxury lodges and other accommodation for walkers, has gained nationwide momentum. In this, Part I of a two-part series, we look at breadth of the problem across the country.