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My GEAR SHOP

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Gear I Own & Use

Fancy a treat? Here's the wild camping & hiking gear that I either use now, or have enjoyed using in the past.

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My Tents

The tents that I'm currently using. I love the MSR Hubba NX for hiking in the mountains, and the spacious but heavier Naturehike Cloud Peak 2 for a local night in the woods

My Sleep System

My current favs for my adventure-bed :) I use the Rab Ascent 900 during winter, my Leviathan OEX 900 in Spring & Autumn and my new Rab Ascent 500 in Summer. Or, the Snugpak Jungle Blanket on really warm summer nights. For most camps you'll see me using my Thermarest Xtherm Max sleeping mat on a foil foam mat, which I cut to size to protect the mat and reflect extra heat back. Along with my Trekology Aluft Pillow for extra comfort
New and currently trying out ...

My Hammocks

I currently have 3 hammocks - the DD Travel Hammock Bivi which is heavier, but can be used as hammock or a bivi on the ground. And the DD Frontline Superlight hammock, which is lighter, and easier to set up with the included whoopie sling suspension system and has a bug net. And then the DD Superlight Hammock which is lighter still but has no bug net. I always use a DD Underblanket for warmth - even in summer. I find the underblankets so much more comfortable than a mat sliding about under me.

I sometimes use a DD Superlight Tarp over my hammock - but if I can, on a dry night, I love to go tarpless under the stars

My Tarps

I love tarps! Either on their own, over a hammock or with a bivi bag. My favourite currently is my DD Superlight - lots of tie out points, light, and so much you can do with it... loads of fun

Pegs

As spares, to replace lost pegs, specialised snow pegs, or extras to use when tarping and hammocking

Ground Tarps

 I use these on the ground when hammock, tarp or bivi camping

Sit Mats

Keep my bum warm & dry

Rucksacks, Dry Bags & Waist Bags


​New & currently testing out...

GPS Navigation / SOS Safety Device


Repairs


Cooking | Gas Hiking Stove


Cooking | Trangia Alcohol Stove


Cooking | Fire Boxes, Fire Pits, Grills & Fire Lighting


Cooking | Utensils, Cookwear & Food Storage

New & currently testing out...

Knives & Saws


Water Filters, Purification & Bottles


Toiletries & Personal Care


 Med Kit Bits


Tick, Mozzie & Midge Prevention


Clothing, Footwear & Waterproofing


Winter Essentials | Snow & Ice Hiking & Camping


Trekking Poles


Power Banks


Camping Lights


Maps

I adore paper maps!

Filming | Sony ZV1 Camera

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Filming | GoPro Hero 8

Love the GoPro for wet weather or when I need to be hands-free

Filming | DJI Mavic Mini Drone

Great bit of kit when I'm not crashing it into a mountain

Filming | Accessories


Filming | Trail Cam


Filming | Indoor Lighting & Mics


Photography & Videography

I don't usually bring these on my hikes as they're too heavy - but I do occasionally use them for local filming, or to create night sky time-lapses

Car Camping

Some bits that I use car camping... just getting into this, will update as I go :)

​Previous Wild Camping Gear

Good, simple gear that I started out with, or no longer use because it's been upgraded to smaller / lighter / warmer alternatives. Generally much cheaper, but usually heavier, bulkier and the sleep system is only suitable in warm weather.

Previous Filming Gear

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