Check out the latest LFTOer gear reviews below
Latest LFTOer Gear Reviews
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LFTOers
Gear news
11 January 2010 11:30
Each week LFTOers review products to give us further insight as to how they perform over time.
We've compiled some of your latest reviews right here. For each product we've included links to the page with our review and all the reader reviews to date.
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I have owned a Tadpole 23 for a few years and have used on both wild camping and campsites. On a positive i would say it is very strong, having used in 70mph winds it stood the test with only a slight permanent bend in the alloy poles. On the downside i have found it is not the most waterproof of tents... Click here for full product review and star rating
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I first started using this bag in January of 2009, I needed a bag that was big enough for me to carry enough gear for winter but also carry the summer gear comfortably. The bag itself can whole a lot more than its suggested 40litres and its split main area is useful as it means all the main gear can... Click here for full product review and star rating
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Just got these for christmas. I had a wicked day in the carnedd. They where easy to put on. And after a full day of mixed rock and ice no signs of drastic wear.Should have got some years ago. got a great deal from cotswolds for eighty pounds. I suppose time will tell now... Click here for full product review and star rating
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In early August 2009 we purchased a Hilleberg Nano tent which we took on a 2 week hiking holiday to Norway. Unfortunately we have to report that the tent did not perform as we expected. We are both seasoned campers having camped regularly in Britain and abroad both in campsites and “wild” in the... Click here for full product review and star rating
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I had a pair of Brasher Hill Master boots that lasted about 6 years. When they died, I replaced them with another pair. After 10 months, I found I was walking over on them, so I decided to treat my self to a different make of boot. After trying on about 6 different boots at Foothills in Sheffield... Click here for full product review and star rating
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My review is for a fairly recently purchased Montane Prism 2.0 in steel. It is perhaps best viewed as a replacement for a fleece and a more versatile one at that. It isn't stonkingly warm but you can wear it while active i.e. walking and you really do heat up nicely when you do that. It is wind-proof... Click here for full product review and star rating |
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These versatile mountain pants have served me well over the last few months. Worn on multi-day adventures in Snowdonia covering the Welsh 3000s, and Winter Climbing on the North Face of Pen Y Fan in the Brecon Beacons. In desperately cold weather I wear a long john style base layer underneath... Click here for full product review and star rating |
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