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Katadyn Pocket Filter 2011

£300.00

For serious world travellers and those who need to treat water daily, month after month, the Katadyn Pocket Filter is by far the best unit we looked at as it has an incredibly long service life of 50,000 litres, which results in unbeatable running costs. So yes, you have to pay a lot of money up front, but if you ...

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Brunton Solar Roll 14 2010 solar panel

£595.00

If you are miles from civilisation for weeks on end, the Brunton Solar Roll 14 is for you. It is ideal for expeditions when laptops, cameras and phones have to keep on working. It comes rolled into a handy storage cylinder; it is waterproof and could easily be attached to the roof of a car or tent thanks to eyelets ...

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Fujifilm Finepix S100 FS 2008

£400.00

Though it may look like a fully-fledged D-SLR, this Fujifilm FinePix S100 FS is actually an advanced compact camera. It packs in an incredible 14.3x zoom lens that runs from 28mm (ideal for landscapes as you get pretty much everything in the frame), through to 400mm (perfect for filling the frame with distant subjects and isolating detail). The beauty of ...

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Nikon D60 2008

£440.00

Digital SLR cameras offer better image quality, faster performance and more creative options than a compact, and the Nikon D60 is a great example. It’s one of the smallest D-SLRs available, but it still has a solid feel, with a large handgrip. It’s not daunting to use, either – the options menu is very straightforward to navigate and although there ...

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Mountain Buggy Terrain

£369.00

This is the least glitzy-looking all-terrain buggy we looked at, and the most out of place pootling round town; it’s the one which’ll cause your friends’ eyebrows to raise the highest when you tell them the price. But the one place it all comes together is the one that matters most: on the rough stuff. On stony paths, rutted tracks ...

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Phil & Teds E3

£300.00

This all-terrain buggy looks good, it’s reasonably light but very well-made, and it’s the only buggy we tested that can be easily converted into a tandem two-seater (with the optional extra seat). Its storage basket is capacious and well-protected from trail crud, and its foot brake is easy to operate and very positive. The handle is extremely comfy, and your ...