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Coleman Exponent Mini Cook Kit 2009

£23.00

The Coleman Exponent Mini Cook Kit is a solo pan set that all packs down neatly into a compact kit that fits inside a mesh stuffsack. You get a 940ml and 590ml pot plus 470ml and 350ml pans that can be used as lids to the pots. The pots and pans all have fold-out handles. But the pan grips are ...

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GoSystem Soloset 2009

£20.00

The GoSystem Soloset comprises a 1.2 litre pan and a 1 litre fry pan that also acts as a lid and a plate, which is all one person really needs. There’s a pan grip and a stuffsack too. Circular grooves in the pan bases make them stick to stove pan supports better too. Inside a useful non-stick treatment is provided. ...

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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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Big Agnes Clearview Air Pad

£41.00

This is the most compact alternative to the traditional self-inflating mattress. The Air Pad packs down incredibly small, but inflates to a respectable 200x50x5cm. There is no foam filling, and it’s clear to look through as the name suggests DesignThe Clearview comes packed in a tiny mesh stuffsack that can be easily slipped into a pocket of a rucksack, unlike ...

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Vango Vacuum Flask

£10.00

This flask kept its contents warm enough. It’s the lightest 1000ml flask in the test with an easy-to-use, glove-friendly pourer that won’t become clogged. The cup also gets a wide plastic liner to stop scalded lips. But you don’t get the best insulating performance, nor are there any instructions for cleaning and pre-heating. Capacity: 1000mlMaterials: stainless steel flask and ...

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Alpkit Carbonlite

£43.00

At just £43 for a pair, this trekking pole is an absolute bargain. But it offers more than just a low price tag, as it also only weighs in at 400g, which is exceptionally lightweight. The low weight comes from the carbon pole shafts, which are intrinsically lightweight as well as being very stiff compared to other poles. They pack ...

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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 ...