Cooking & Lighting
Jetboil Sumo Cooking System
Over the last decade or two the Jetboil has become an ubiquitous item in camping kits and with the Sumo it's made the transition from personal cooker to family-size essential.
Fenix HM65R-T: Tested & Reviewed
The Fenix HM65R-T is a lightweight version of the original HM65R that uses a magnesium alloy for the body to reduce weight without compromising on output or performance.
GP Batteries PHR15 300lm headtorch: Tested & Reviewed
GP Batteries in this latest offering bring three headlamps each with individual features to fit various needs. Starting straight out of the box, the packaging gives it a premium look but at a low cost...
Q & A with Jeff Lowe as Lowe Alpine celebrates 50 years
For 50 years Lowe Alpine have revolutionised the way we carry gear on the mountain and beyond, combining design expertise with a genuine passion for wild places.

SIGG bottle brings fruity dimension to summer hydration
SIGG has added a fruity dimension to its UK range of bottles for this summer.
The Total Color One bottle combines easy one-handed use and a fruit strainer, to deliver practical and flexible hydration w...
Alt-Berg - where boots start as paper and end up fitting like gloves
Alt-Berg's HQ is not the sort of place you'd drive past and be enticed in to visit, bit the company's base in North Yorkshire is increasingly becoming a destination in its own right.
MSR PocketRocket Deluxe: Tested & Reviewed
MSR have taken their PocketRocket and enhanced it with some engineering wizardry. The stove has gained a lot of features and not a lot of weight. We have a look at how it performs.
Stormin' Norman's ultralight stove long term test and review
Stormin' Stoves are the work of one man, Norman Reeves. He has been refining this clever little stove system for several years and has earned respect from UK based ultralight backpackers looking to sh...
Princeton Tec Remix rechargeable headtorch: Tested & Reviewed
The Princeton Tec Remix comes in a variety of flavours from basic to plus to rechargeable.Designed for runners with a 200 lumens top setting and the option to swap the rechargeable battery for 3 AAAs ...
Primus Onja dual burner stove: Tested & Reviewed
Double burner stoves are traditionally heavy and bulky, particularly when you incude the gas bottle, hose and regulator, but that's not the way it has to be as Primus prove with their revolutionary On...
Primus Micron Trail Stove: Early production sample tested
We've only looked at an early production sample to date, but the new Primus Micron Trail will hit the shops this Spring as possibly the most adjustable canister top stove on the market.
Honey Stove: Tested & Reviewed
The British designed and manufactured Honey Stove is a very adaptable stove with a mudular design that allows expandability from single person to group use. Primarily designed as a wood or meths/alcoh...