Yes, synthetic sleeping bags are a great choice
Today’s synthetic sleeping bags are lighter, warmer, more technical and better designed than ever. And a great insurance policy in wet conditions. Read More
Our favourite gear for camping in your car
Whether you class yourself as a car camper, overlander, 4WD'er or off-roader, this is the gear that makes all those roadtrips that much more comfortable (and still allows you to take the kitchen sink). Read More
Packable towels: Choose the right one for your next trip
Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy was right—a towel may well be the most useful thing to bring on any intrepid adventure. Here's how to pick the best one for your next camping trip. Read More
How to choose a compression sack
To help you get the right compression sack for your adventures, we’ve answered some of your most common questions around this handy space-saver. Read More
Our most awarded gear
Here's a round-up of the gear that's favoured by industry experts and reviewers—the dry bags, sleeping mats, hammocks, packs and more that have been put to the test and have come out on top. Read More
10 ways to organise your gear like a pro
The only feeling that comes close to being outdoors on your favourite trail is organising your gear within an inch of its life. Read More
How to clean, fix and store your gear while you’re stuck at home
Much as we might want to disappear into the wilderness right now, it’s time to camp out in our living room for a little while. Read More
Your guide to the ultimate first aid kit
A million and one things can go wrong on a trek, even if you’re just going out for the day. If you’re not prepared with a good first aid kit, the most minor injuries can become life-threatening. Even a blister can turn into cellulitis in no time. Read More
Why every camper should be using a sleeping bag liner
This unsung hero of the sleep system can do everything from boosting the warmth of your sleeping bag to increasing its useable lifespan. Read More
OUR BEST GEAR FOR BIKEPACKING
Whether you’re rigging up for a mid-week micro adventure or loading up your rig for an arduous 1000km overlander, any camping gear that makes the cut has to be light and compact—and completely worth it. Read More
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