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Highlander Himalayan Trek 2010

£48.00

The Highlander Himalayan Trek has some carbon fibre in the shaft material, which reduces the weight of this pole to a very respectable 516g per pair. Packed length is good too at just 57cm. The foam handle is well-contoured with an extension down the shaft, which makes this a very comfortable pole to grip on a variety of terrain. There ...

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Highlander Capella 12 LED Headlamp 2010

£10.00

The Highlander Capella 12 LED Headlamp weighs 134g; 10 x white LED, 2x red LED; 3 white LED power modes plus red strobe; uses 3 x AAA batteries (not supplied). But the front black rubber housing on head rotates and falls off too easily; too easy to fit batteries incorrectly; poor amount of instructions and information provided.

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Highlander 5 LED Head Lamp 2010

£6.00

The Highlander 5 LED Head Lamp weighs 68g; 5 x white LED; one power setting plus flash; runs off 3x AAA batteries (not supplied). But head does not tilt; when battery case is opened two halves are not hinged so can be lost; others are more water-resistant (big gap around battery housing); very little information provided.

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Highlander 5 LED Head Lamp 2010

£5.99

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Highlander 2-3 Person Non Stick Cook Set 2009

£25.00

The Highlander 2-3 Person Non Stick Cook Set, which comprises of two pots (0.7 and 1.5 litres, with lids) and a frying pan kit, comes in a very robust zipped and padded carry case. The pots are non-stick with plastic-coated folding handles. The pan lids get screw-on plastic handles. You also get a set of three plastic bowls, a plastic ...

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Highlander 1 Person Copper Bottom Cookset 2009

£19.00

With the Highlander 1 Person Copper Bottom Cookset you get a 0.95 litre pot and lid, a frying pan, a plate and a cup. The pans are steel with a copper base for increased heat conduction. The pot has a handle that rotates above it so it can be suspended, while the frying pan has a fold-out handle with a ...

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Highlander Neptune

£50.00

This is a relatively lightweight kit bag made from a not very puncture-resistant fabric that is welded at the seams to create a waterproof design. The main closure is a rolltop design to again ensure waterproofness. You get a removable shoulder strap, and you could carry the bag on the shoulders with the standard carry handles. But the main closure ...

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Highlander Alti Master Watch

£45.00

This mountain watch weighs 44g; low price tag; very clear screen; digital compass; 2 alarm times; stopwatch; temperature display; altitude alarm; water-resistant. But temp display only goes down to -10 deg C; altimeter only goes up to 1995m; less durable than higher-priced watches; others have great claims of water resistance.

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Highlander Compass Master Watch

£35.00

This mountain watch weighs 44g; low price tag; modern, stylish design; very clear screen; digital compass; 4 daily alarms; water-resistant. But no temp display or altimeter; less durable than higher-priced watches; others have great claims of water resistance.

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Highlander Himalayan Trek

£50.00

These trekking poles weigh 488g; 57cm packed length; foam handle and shaft; supplied with snow and summer basket; 125cm max length; anti-shock can be turned on and off. But hand loop is not as comfy as some; anti-shock can be turned on and off too easily and may happen when walking on zigzag paths.

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Highlander Himalayan

£44.00

These trekking poles from Highlander have a good handle. The carbon fibre makes for a more flexible pole than the aluminium usually used. The four sections suffer from frequent slippage – markings on the lower two sections would help identify the slipped section. The lowest section is so thin it is very hard to grip tight enough – and as ...