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Independent gear reviews of the best equipment and kit for camping, whether with the family, wild camping, lightweight camping or on expeditions including tents, stoves, sleeping mats, sleeping bags, lanterns, seating, cool boxes and more.
A family campervan essential, we test Vango's Galli II Compact drive away awning.
Can the simplicity of the Coleman Kickback Breeze chair make it a contender in the world of camping chairs? We put it to the test at a family festival in West Wales...
Does the Coleman Bungee Chair live up to its comfort hype? Is it really worth the upgrade from your standard camping chair? We put it to the test at a family festival in West Wales...
Can the Outwell Dreamcatcher 7.5 Double Self Inflating Mat keep us warm and comfortable at a family festival in West Wales in May? We put it to the test...
Straight out of the Mountain Safety Research labs in Seattle the Freelite 1p tent builds on the popularity of the Hubba NX series but wraps it up in a lighter package.
Let's face it, the UK is a damp place. So if you want to sleep here you will need a sleeping bag that can cope. Filled with Nikwax water resistant down, we test if the Thermarest Questar sleeping bag holds up to some damp nights on the trail. ...
We brewed endless cups of tea on hillsides to properly test this MSR Windburner stove. It was hell, but we managed.
There was no shortage of willing helpers to test this MSR Hubba Tour 2 man tent through the hills of Scotland. We report back here on how well we slept...
Headtorches aren't always the most sociable lighting, so we grabbed one of these Fenix CL25R lanterns to test just how it could bring us all together in camp.
There was only one way to test the Alpkit Dumo sleeping mat. Sleeping, and lots of it. We did just that and report back here on our shut-eye experiences.
We test the hugely popular MSR Hubba NX 1p backpacking tent, read the review here.
We put Thermarest's Speed Valve technology to the test on their Trail King SV sleeping mat.
The Exped Synmat UL is a pared down version of the regular Synmat, with less insulation, and thinner, less durable materials, we review it to find out how well it performs.
We review Snugpak's self-inflating sleeping mat, the Travelite, find out what we thought.
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