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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.
We put Thermarest's Speed Valve technology to the test on their Trail King SV sleeping mat.
Can a sleeping mat as small as a hot dog when packed possibly be comfortable to sleep on? We test the Sea to Summit Insulated to find out.
We review Snugpak's self-inflating sleeping mat, the Travelite, find out what we thought.
The Leki Chiller is a super stable camping chair that's light enough to chuck into a pack, read our full review here.
A decent camp light is a hard thing to come by, so we were keen to put Black Diamond's updated Apollo lantern to the test.
We review Vango's Maritsa 600XL family tent, part of the Elite collection of tents.
We put the BioLite BaseLantern camping lantern to the test.
Can MSR's Quick 2 cook set achieve camp cooking perfection? We test it to find out.
We put Vaude's latest update to the Terra range of tents to the test, the Terrahogan 2p.
We test Coleman's biggest FastPitch blow-up tent, the cavernous 6-person FastPitch Air Valdes, to see how well it lives up to its name. Could this be the best 6-person tent money can buy?
Packing small and light we were keen to test whether the Thermarest NeoAir XLite comes up to standard for comfort too.
Finding a drybag that doesn't add to the pack size is ideal for bikepacking, so we test if the Sealline Blockerlite still cuts the mustard and keeps our gear dry.
You need to cover your head for a comfortable night, so we test if the feathery light Rab Siltarp2 will keep us dry despite its astonishing pack size.
Lightweight and packable, the Rab Alpine Bivvy didn't take up a lot of room in our pack. But would it stand the test of a bikepacking trip?
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