Primus EtaSolo gas stove Review
We have already presented the EtaSolo from the house of Primus some time ago. Just a short time later,…
We have already presented the EtaSolo from the house of Primus some time ago. Just a short time later,…
Red Bull is a familiar name to many, but what does it have to do with hiking? The cans are fairly large, and who packs an extra can of Red Bull just on the off chance of getting tired? After all, we have to watch our weight when we haul our packs up the mountains. One solution is now available in the form of Red Bull Energy Shots.
A look at the Deuter ACT Lite 40 + 10 and a field test. It has a full-featured carrying system that trims down well. Generous room, plenty of pockets and loops leave a positive impression.
Lafuma Pro 650 Down: this is a fairly light and, above all, affordable down sleeping bag. Going by its temperature ratings, the sleeping bag is best suited to summer. People who don’t get cold quickly in a sleeping bag will probably also find it a good companion for mild temperatures in spring and autumn.
The northern Swedish manufacturer Fjällräven turns a proud 50 this year. To celebrate its birthday, there is a limited special edition of the popular Kånken backpack, available in 2010 only. Over recent years the backpack has increasingly become a real cult object and is still hugely popular.
Of course, on longer hiking tours, you don’t just have to rely on outdoor food that you can buy…
Canada Goose announces softshell jackets – Tremblant Jacket – Thinking about it, given the temperatures it may still be a little early to report on the coming autumn/winter 2010/2011 collection. But since the manufacturer is better known for polar and Arctic clothing, I’ll turn a blind eye.
The Polartec® Power Shield® O² used in the Tremblant Jackets is an almost 100% windproof material. The jacket is also said to offer maximum warmth relative to its weight.
When Jetboil’s Personal Cooking System (PCS for short) came onto the market, it caused quite a stir. Such an…
Magellan has expanded its “eXplorist” line with three new outdoor handhelds: the Magellan eXplorist 510, 610 and 710. All three have a 3″ colour touchscreen and a 3.2 MP camera with autofocus, and with the built-in microphone they can record photos, videos and voice notes tagged with GPS data. All three are waterproof to the IPX-7 standard.
Freeze-dried since Apollo 7: what Astronaut Ice Cream tastes like, which two flavours there are, and why 19 g of it earns a place in your pack.
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