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Hanwag Ferrata Combi GTX 2008

£15.00

The weight of the Hanwag Ferrata Combi GTX is an immediate attraction as it’s the lightest 4-season boot here. The sole unit is very stiff, making it ideal for mountaineering and use with crampons, as well as via ferrata (as the name suggests). The toe profile also feels very dexterous and ideal for climbing on small footholds. The upper is ...

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Khyam Lightbag 150

£20.00

Despite its name, this synthetic sleeping bag from Khyam is actually quite heavy. However, it packs down small and keeps you warm enough, helped by the drawcord hood and shoulder baffle. The cotton inner, which feels really pleasant against your skin, is excellent, although the outer rustles a lot when you move.

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Eurohike Adventurer II 200

£20.00

This synthetic sleeping bag from Eurohike is heavy and not as warm as some. It has lots of creature comforts, though, including a concealed pillowcase, an insulated hood and shoulder baffle, and a two-way zip. The softness of the lining and shell is excellent too.

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Millets Eurohike Wilderness A

£25.00

Considering this daysack only retails at £25, you get pretty much all the features you would need for a day out on the hill, including a ventilated back system. The front pocket is a great size and will allow easy access to a map, while bellows side pockets allow you to compress both them and the rest of the pack ...

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Khyam Adventure 300

£26.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a low price tag; -5 deg C comfort limit; 1810g bag; compression stuffsack; very water-resistant shell; hood fitted reasonably well. But cotton inner is slow to dry; small shoulder baffle; didn’t feel as warm as some bags with this temp rating; zip did snag a little more easily than others; narrower chest than others.

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Robens Fairbanks 35 2009

£30.00

The Robens Fairbanks 35 rucksack weighs 1003g; medium back; low price; top pocket plus zip pocket; front bungees; 2 elasticated mesh side pockets; one pole or ice axe loop; simple vented back; black raincover; basic padded hipbelt. But it’s 5 litres undersize at 30 litres so may not be big enough; would benefit from more lid or sack front pockets ...

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Aztec Swallow 350

£30.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a low price tag; -5 deg C comfort limit; compression stuffsacks; zip did not snag easily; reasonable hood fit; reasonable zip baffle. But heavy (1960g) bag; bigger packed size than higher-priced bags; cotton inner slower to dry than synthetics used in other bags; water repellency not as good as higher-priced bags.

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Coleman Exponent Non Stick Cook Kit Plus 2009

£33.00

The Coleman Exponent Non Stick Cook Kit Plus is a two-person pan set that includes 3 and 2.5 litre pots with lids plus a frying pan and a pan grip. The pans have a non-stick finish and circular grooves so that they stick to pan supports better. One lid fits both the frying pan and the larger pan, thanks to ...

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Blacks Alpine 30+5 (2011)

£35.00

No award-winner but a fairly capable pack for the price. There are a few technical features that you’d expect to find in a decent walking pack, albeit not quite as well executed as on more expensive bags. A padded back system does boost comfort and keep the load tight to your back, but has no venting at all which does ...

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Highlander Munro 35 2009

£35.00

The Highlander Munro 35 rucksack has a tested capacity of 36 litres; low price; long back; top lid pocket, black raincover; mesh underside pocket, top bungee; vented back, inside pocket; comfy shoulder straps; large front pocket, daisy chain, 2 large side pockets; less comfy hipbelt; 2 pole end holders, 1 ice axe loop. But it’s the third heaviest at 1534g; ...

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Gelert Core 45+10 2008

£35.00

This rucksack has a good adjustable Cool Air back system; lots of padding on back and hipbelt; wand pockets; side compression straps; snow-lock extension; twin main compartments; floating lid with internal and external pockets and stowed rain cover. But 1800g is very heavy; do you need the adjustable back length, base compartment and bellows side pockets that add all this ...

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Hi-Gear Kozi-Tec

£35.00

This 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has a -1 deg C comfort limit; 1690g bag; compression stuffsack; reasonable shoulder baffle; more spacious than most; excellent water repellency. But very small zip baffle; zip snagged easily; not as warm as some other bags with -1 temp ratings; drawcords are not as good as others; hood fit is not the best.

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Regatta Survivor Endure 45

£35.00

Yet another good, basic starter 41-50 litre rucksack from Regatta. If you have never been out on the hills but want to start then may I suggest you start with this. All the basic features are provided. The pocket on the front of the pack is a good size and will allow you to access an OS map quickly. You ...

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Euro Hike Hydro 35+5 (2011)

£40.00

One of the cheaper models and as a result doesn’t have the technical features of others. The back system uses simple padding that does keep the load close to your centre of gravity, but doesn’t allow air to circulate and so quickly leads to a sweaty and uncomfortable back. Also it isn’t very well protected and you have to be ...

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Gelert Fusion 35 2009

£40.00

The Gelert Fusion 35 rucksack has a tested capacity of 35 litres; long back; simple, top zip and underside pockets; 2 pole or ice axe loops, front bungee, 2 stretch mesh side pockets, vented back, reinforced base, orange rain cover, comfy hipbelt. But it’s heavy at 1903g; would benefit from a front pocket, a narrower women’s fit and contouring on ...

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Robens Winnipeg 45 2008

£40.00

This rucksack weighs 1500g; adjustable back system with airflow chimney; well-padded back and hipbelt; mesh wand pockets; rain cover in base; hydration system-compatible; external, internal lid pocket; superb price. But some other sacks are lighter or allow more airflow around the back; do you need an adjustable back system on such a small capacity sack?

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Vango Traversa 35 2009

£40.00

The Vango Traversa 35 rucksack has a medium back; comfy shoulder straps; top zip pocket; 2 pole or ice axe loops, front daisy chain, 2 mesh side pockets, comfy hipbelt, removable back stiffener, drawcorded bottom part, red rain cover. But it’s quite heavy at 1351g; undersized by 5 litres at a tested capacity of 30 litres – might not be ...

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Regatta RSX135

£40.00

This daysack comes with the usual set of features. It has a nice selection of good-sized pockets making the pack functional on the hill, but without making it too fussy and over-complicated. The side ones will hold a one litre Nalgene bottle, while the front pocket is big enough to allow you to keep your OS map handy. Although the ...

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Vango Airvent 35

£45.00

Unusually, this daysack features a snow lock extension for the mouth of the pack along with a compression strap. This is a really useful, important feature and will prevent rain entering even if you overfill it. The ventilated back system has shoulder straps, a chest strap and hipbelt, which all provide basic adjustment and padding where needed. There are fastenings ...

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Outwell Cloud 1900 2009

£46.00

The Outwell Cloud 3-season synthetic sleeping bag has quite a slim-fitting mummy shape, while its three-quarter length zip runs very smoothly and rarely snags. The bag is soft and thick when you’re inside, and also feels warm. There’s a shoulder baffle with a mesh stuff pocket over your chest for bits and pieces. The hood drawcord is split into tape ...

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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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Contour Fell

£50.00

These fabric boots from Contour are not the best fitting, being broad and roomy at the toe, yet with a fairly narrow mid section. They’re not helped a lot by the lacing, which uses only five eyelets rather than the usual six. They’re rather heavy and that broad toe makes them feel quite clumsy. The midsole is pretty flexible, making ...

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Demon Bracken

£50.00

These three-season leather boots from Demon are very low at the ankle, but still reasonably supportive. They feel good from the off and get even better with distance. Simple lacing allows a stable fit with limited toe banging, even downhill. A lower cut boot that works best for easier going and low-level walking, yet has enough midsole to venture on ...

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Regatta Adventure Tech 35 (2011)

£50.00

A basic-looking pack with all the usual features you would hope to find on a 35-litre pack, but at a more reasonable price. You get a suspended mesh back system, hydration pack-compatibility, a rain cover and somewhere to store your poles. What does suffer, however, is a little reassurance in the quality stakes. The fabric used does feel noticeably thinner ...

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Karrimor Airspace 30

£50.00

This daysack is similar to a technical climbing ’sack in concept with no unnecessary clutter and a clean, streamlined profile. The back system is adjustable, with shoulder straps you can alter at the top, a chest strap and hipbelt. The pocket on the body of the pack is comfortably OS map-sized. Plastic lugs and adjustable elastic allow for walking poles ...