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Gear Review – Osprey Tempest 40 and Talon 44
Ryan Hansen and Martine Fogg give their two cents on Osprey’s largest versions of the Tempest and Talon ranges.
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Brand Heritage: Hilleberg
Self-sufficiency informed Bo Hilleberg’s philosophy from the outset.
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Crumpler – Country Mile Range
Crumpler heads outdoors with a new range of technical packs.
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Zorali – Eden reforestation Project
A young Aussie company pledges to have a positive impact.
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Black Diamond Distance 15
James McCormack took the BD Distance 15 out and found a hybrid to fall in love with.
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OR Microgravity Jacket
Outdoor Research’s Microgravity Jacket has landed in Australia.
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Hoka Challenger Mid GTX
Charles Werb explains why he is a convert to the Hoka Challenger Mid GTX in his review. His summary in two words: light & comfortable.
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Osprey Exos 58
Can Osprey’s ultralight Exos 58 pack compensate for the excessive camera gear Wild Editor James McCormack takes into the bush? Read on to find out.
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Sea to Summit Watercell Bladders
Gear Talk time! In Issue 175 we looked at the Sea to Summit Watercell Bladders. See what they are all about!
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Marmot Tungsten 2P tent
The Marmot Tungsten two-person is affordable with plenty of room.
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Hoka Sky Kaha
Known best for their running shoes, Hoka One One launches a range of boots. Dan Slater tests the Hoka Sky Kaha.
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Futurelight & Fancy-Free
The North Face’s new Futurelight waterproof-breathable laminate is a gamechanger. We hammered it for 30-days in the field; here’s what we discovered.
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What’s Old is New
Few materials used in outdoors gear production have proved as enduring as Fjällräven’s proprietary G-1000 fabric. But the fabric, which has now been used by the company for 51 years, almost never made it off the cutting room floor. Fjällräven founder Åke Nordin had previously considered using the cotton-polyester blend fabric for a tent but Read More
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The Sky is the Limit
Since the brand’s inception almost a decade ago, Hoka One One has become almost synonymous with innovation.
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Therm-A-Rest NeoAir All Season SV
What’s in a name? With this mat, quite a lot.
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MSR Windburner Duo
I was plonked down on a little patch of grass, my back resting comfortably on an old log. The Windburner Duo was set up next to me with its accompanying 1.8 litre pot full of water and a packet of pasta. My role was to boil water for dinner while my friend Marleen filled up bottles from the creek.
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