Bargain Hunter: My pick of this week’s best outdoor gear deals

Built with lightweight and breathable fabric, the Fjallraven Keb Agile walking trousers are designed for freedom of movement. There’s no sacrifice of durability though, as they’re double-woven, with reinforcements on the knees and leg endings. Read our full thoughts on the Keb Agile trousers.

When we reviewed the Mountain Equipment Ibex Mountain Pants, we found that they work well for hillwalking almost all year round. They’re stretchy softshell trousers which strike a good balance between protection, durability and breathability.

‘Functional minimalism’ is the ethos of Haglöfs’ L.I.M (‘less is more’) Gore-Tex Women’s Jacket. We found that it provides excellent waterproofing and has a neat cut, and it can be yours for just £100.

Could this be the ultimate walking boot for British weather? The Berghaus Hillwalker II GTX boots took us all over British hills and moorland, in comfort. We found that the lugs grip reliably on much of Britain’s hiking trails.

The Mountain Equipment Makalu Jacket is ‘as impressive as the peak it’s named after’, according to our review. It’s suitable for almost every hiking scenario and is really the only waterproof jacket an avid hiker ever needs.

A technically proficient hiking boot, the La Sportiva TX5 GTX is suitable for day walkers tackling more challenging routes and rocky ground, such as Munro missions or Lake District ridge scrambles. Read our review here.

The men’s Stratos hiking pack is one of the best-selling daypacks in the Osprey range. And we aren’t ashamed to say that we too have become dedicated converts. Find out more in our review – then save yourself £43 in this Easter sale.

The Rab Protium 27L Backpack is a versatile, all-day adventure pack built for comfort, stability and adaptability across any terrain. Its adjustable Air Contour back system flexes with your movement, while it has multiple storage options.

This is one of the best-value sleeping bags you can find. When we reviewed the Deuter Orbit earlier this year, we found that it’s made from tough materials, which are much softer and nicer to touch than the slippery, shiny feel you often get.

Here’s our top pick for an inflatable sleeping mat. We’ve used the Berghaus Peak Self-Inflating Mat several times, and have been perfectly comfortable doing so – it’s even included in our best sleeping mats review.

A cotton or polycotton sleeping bag liner is ideal for sleeping in hostels. The Mountain Warehouse Polycotton Liner won’t feel too different to your sheets at home, but it’ll come in handy for hot nights where duvets are too warm.

A duffel is a key piece of kit for any outdoorsperson, and the Rab Kit Bag II 80L is a fine example. It’s made to be tough, is water-resistant and can be carried in a range of ways. It’s yours for just £85.

Here’s a hiking rucksack that won’t break the bank. The Lowe Alpine Eclipse 25 comes equipped with plenty of storage for a day hike, plus features such as walking pole attachments and hip pockets.

This hooded jacket has a scarcely believable 84% off. It uses Polartec’s Power Stretch Pro material for warmth, comfort and stretch, and is available right now for £29.99.

Here’s another staggering deal. The Montane Women’s Chonos is a high-pile fleece jacket that’s designed to provide warmth and wind protection to its wearer. It might not be the most packable, but it’s cosy, and is yours for just £39.99.