90% REVIEW: Arc’teryx Theta AR GTX Julian Redmond April 6, 2016 Reviews UPDATED IMPRESSIONS – March 2016 From Lachlan: The original review below was written by Julian. Since then I’ve also had the chance to test out the Amazing Arc’teryx Theta AR. In February 2016 I spent...
90% REVIEW: SEA TO SUMMIT MATTRESSES Lachlan Gardiner March 23, 2016 Reviews 2 Comments UPDATED IMPRESSIONS - March 2016 Since writing this initial review 12 months ago, I've spent many nights on my Sea to Summit mattresses. In that time, I've learned more from using these mats & thought...
85% REVIEW: Sea To Summit X-Series Cookwear Lachlan Gardiner March 16, 2016 Gear, Reviews Collapsible back-country cookware, now that's an innovation worth looking at. Sea to Summit has been selling their collapsible X-Series 'crockery' for a while now, so many will be familiar with the flat-pack...
88% Review: Sea to Summit Latitude Sleeping Bag Lachlan Gardiner March 9, 2016 Reviews The holy grail of sleeping bags is a mythical beast, oft spoken about in dark corners of gear shops & around the campfire on cold dark nights in the mountains... OK, I'll get to the point. Everyone would...
Icebreaker Cool-Lite: Next-Gen Merino Lachlan Gardiner March 6, 2016 Gear 2 Comments Icebreaker is a brand synonymous with top quality New Zealand Merino wool. Those who have worn Icebreaker merino, will know how versatile it can be in a wide range of temperatures & climates. Until now...
Review: Suunto Ambit 3 Vertical Majell Backhausen February 2, 2016 Fitness, Reviews Christmas came early for me in the back end of 2015, no thanks to the Santa but more so Suunto. A highly compatible sport watch is a practical, very useful and therefore an acceptable gift. Santa often...
First Impressions: HOKA ONE ONE TOR Summit WP Lindsay Kasprowicz February 2, 2016 Fitness, Reviews I must admit I’ve never been a big fan of the hiking boot. For the types of treks I’ve done, my trusty trail running shoes have done the job just fine, never a hotspot or blister, plenty of grip and...
WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS Alex Cearns January 25, 2016 Tips As a professional animal photographer I photograph around 1300 animals each year. Travelling off the beaten track for animal charities or for commercial clients shoots is a part of my job and I feel...
The Suunto Traverse: a more in-depth look Jack Williams December 24, 2015 Bushwalk & Camp, Europe & Middle East, Reviews 1 Comment My previous write up on the Suunto Traverse was one I had based on barely a couple of weeks use, using it back and forth to work, short walks with the dog and general day to day activities. It functioned as...
Packing List for a 2 Day Hike Dave Casey December 8, 2015 Bushwalk & Camp, Tips 1 Comment I have recently been on a number of 2 day hikes & after I got back I had a few friends comment on the relative small pack size and what was I carrying. Below is a list of what was taken minus my Arcteryx...