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Wild Country Duolite

£140.00

This is a new 2-person tent from Wild Country. It is a good weight and the poles have been designed to collapse down to just 38cm in length for easier packing. The clever pole design allows extra headroom and height at the foot. The tent is pitched outer-first, which is ideal for wet-weather camping. The poles clip to the outside ...

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  • Owners' rating rating is 4.5
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Salomon Alp 7 GTX

This 3-4 season boot is a great introduction to winter hill-walking as it offers all the main features a winter walker needs without a huge price tag. The upper is mostly made from leather with a dash of fabric at the tongue. Good stiffness at the toe and heel provide support and protection for the foot, while a deep rubber ...

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  • Owners' rating rating is 4
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10 things new gear brings

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Anonymous, 26 June 2008 15:02

We know how you feel about outdoor kit, because we feel it too… 1. Gear shop embellishment"Yeah, I‘m looking for a jacket for my second crack at Annapurna. Knackered my last one when they had to take the sleeve off in Islamabad to stitch up my arm. Bloody nuisance, really. Anyway, I obviously need all the trimmings: Gore-Tex XCR, hood ...

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Gear by numbers: did you know…?

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Anonymous, 26 June 2008 15:30

Some quirky gear-related facts probably not coming to a pub quiz near you soon... 1.4psi The pressure exerted by a rain droplet in 35mph winds. For a fabric to be called waterproof, this is the minimum pressure it must withstand. 15-18psiThe amount of pressure exerted by your knee when kneeling down. This is why many so-called waterproof trousers leak at ...

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How to decode the gear shop sales-speak

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Anonymous, 26 June 2008 16:09

Gear shop staff are often passionate and well-informed. But not always. Here’s how to spot a blagger, and the truth behind some of their best-loved lines… “Lighter is better”Lugging less leaves you with more energy for walking. That’s good. But it’s not good if along with the weight you’ve also given up something you really need. A super-light sleeping bag’s ...

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