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Petromax adds more edge to its range with two new outdoor axes
Outdoor cooking, camping and bushcraft brand Petromax has added two new axes to its range. The Forest Axe and Carving Axe both feature forged steel heads and ash wood handles. Combining durability, po...
Simon Lorenzi joins Rab global athlete team
British outdoor brand Rab(owned by Equip Outdoor Technologies Ltd.) are proud to welcome Belgian climber Simon Lorenzi to their global athlete team.
Focus on the night sky this winter with Whitby Gear 10x60 binoculars
As the winter months approach, the Whitby Gear 10x60 Binoculars are ideal for keeping two eyes on the night sky. The binoculars’ combination of a 60mm objective lens diameter and powerful 10x magnific...
Dame Laura Kenny heads star-studded line-up for 2027 Keswick Mountain Festival
One of Great Britain’s most successful sports stars of all time will top the bill at the 2027 Thule Keswick Mountain Festival. Five-time Olympic gold medal winner Dame Laura Kenny will appear in a sta...
Focus on the night sky this winter with Whitby Gear 10x60 binoculars
As the winter months approach, the Whitby Gear 10x60 Binoculars are ideal for keeping two eyes on the night sky. The binoculars’ combination of a 60mm objective lens diameter and powerful 10x magnific...
Simon Lorenzi joins Rab global athlete team
British outdoor brand Rab(owned by Equip Outdoor Technologies Ltd.) are proud to welcome Belgian climber Simon Lorenzi to their global athlete team.
Why Accoya Is the Most Stable Cladding Species (2026)
Accoya is the most stable cladding species on the market because acetylation permanently restructures the wood at a molecular level, reducing moisture uptake by roughly 80% compared to unmodified Radi...
White Peak vs Dark Peak: Which Part of the Peak District Should You Visit
For most first visits to the Peak District, the White Peak is the easier area to build a trip around. It has more towns and villages, a wider choice of short and medium walks, traffic-free cycle trail...
Unlocking Hidden Waterways: How Portable Tech Is Revolutionising British Micro-Adventures
The British landscape offers a dense network of rivers, lochs, and coastal inlets that remain largely largely untouched by mass tourism. Accessing these remote locations traditionally required heavy v...
Bernina: a journey like no other
When someone asks what the first thing to come to mind is when you mention Switzerland the chances are most people will say chocolates or cheese, maybe watches or mountains or even banks.
Walking in Japan: What to Expect on the Trail and How to Stay Connected
Japan is not the first country most British hill walkers think of, which is odd when you look at the terrain. The country is roughly three quarters mountain, it has a serious alpine range with peaks a...
