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02-May-19
By Luke Jarmey
Coming in all shapes, sizes and consistencies, a key ingredient to a delightfully deep night’s sleep in the wild is a good mattress. So we were excited to put the NeoAir XLite on test and deduce its suitability for overnight running or fastpacking adventures.
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14-Feb-19
By Seth Grotzke
Are you looking for poles for a mountain race, multi-day event,
or better stability?
05-Feb-19
By Steve Diederich
In an indepth review of the Suunto 9, Steve takes us through the main functions of this latest Smartwatch
04-Jan-19
By Dan Stinton
On test are three products from Exposure Lights; the HT1000 (1000 lumens), the HT500 (465 lumens) and the Verso Mk2 (250 lumens)
19-Dec-18
Certainly not an everyday running item, there are however scenarios that call for a blooming light shelter in order to have a good night’s kip. Yes, for truly light and fast missions, a bivvy bag or tarp can sometimes sleepily suffice; but whether you’ll be out for the count is debatable.
04-Dec-18
By Alice Morrison
PHD are leaders in the field for making excellent weight-to-warmth ratio sleeping bags and sleeping systems. How much warmth you need at night is a personal thing although some races do specify a minimum weight/specification.
30-Nov-18
“If I did it again, I’d take poles,” were Gavin Barrett’s words as he finished the Everest Trail Race, a 6 day stage ultra in the Himalaya. I certainly wouldn’t have liked to attempt it without them. In a mountain ultra, poles can help with everything from speed to stability.
07-Nov-18
When you carry a sleeping bag as a runner, you want it to be light… and I mean really light. However, as our multi day trail runs often take place in rather inhospitable environments, be it mountain, desert or just blooming wet n’ windy UK moorland, it’s critical that the warmth of the sleeping bag is sufficient for the climate in question.
27-Sep-18
Much like Hoover in the venerable world of vacuum cleaners, Jetboil is a brand synonymous with the all-in-one camping stove system.
30-Aug-18
I first came across Spot after I had gone out for a long run/scramble on my own in the desert hills which surround the tiny oasis of Tighmert in the Sahara and had climbed up onto the ridge and traversed it, only to find that the descent was both difficult and in some places quite dangerous.
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