Alpkit gear reviews
Independent reviews of all products from Alpkit
Alpkit's Jaran is a mega value lightweight backpacking tent that comes in 2 person and 3 person sleeping options.
Your sleeping bag choice will depend on the time of year that you intend to use it, but if you’re in the market for a lightweight three season option then the Alpkit Pipedream 400 might just tick all the right boxes.
It is the dream job; reviewing a product that makes tea. We took this Alpkit cooking combination on the road and made lots and lots of tea. In the name of testing, of course.
We never need much of an excuse to stop for a brew on the trail, so testing this stove, pot and spork kit from Alpkit needed little persuasion.
Worth its weight in gold on a bikepacking expedition, we test the Alpkit Katabatic jacket sitting in bothies, lying in tents and by the campfire.
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 Alpkit Rhythm Thicky, a classic looking, long sleeve cycling top for cooler rides to see if the performance is as slick as it appears.
Weighing in against the big players Alpkit send their Balance jacket into the stratosphere with a cohesive blend of features.
Alpkit continually impress us with their kit which always seems to strike an excellent balance between everything you might want, including price, but this is the first time we've tried some of their hiking trousers, so we were keen to get the verdict.
Alpkit's Filoment jacket provides quality down insulation for a stunningly low price. But can it match the performance of more expensive options? Our review finds out.
A comfortable baselayer sets up the rest of your riding wardrobe, so we test if the latest merino offering from Alpkit does the trick.
We review the Alpkit Hunka Bivvy Bag, is it tough enough to withstand roughing it off the beaten track?
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