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Yakima HoldUp EVO: Tested
Yakima’s HoldUp EVO bike carrier promises a quick loading time and secure transport for your bikes. We put it to the test.
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The North Face Women’s Flight VECTIV trail runners: Tested
We put The North Face Flight VECTIV runners to the test over three months of trail running, to see if this tech-laden shoe will make you fly.
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OZtrail 3D FATMAT 1500: Tested
Our first impression of the OZtrail 3D Fatmat 1500 was: “It’s huge!” Our second: “It’s so comfy!!! Is it the ultimate outdoor sleep solution?
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Macpac Deluxe Double Sleeping Mat: Tested
The Macpac Deluxe Double Sleeping Mat promises a comfy night in the outdoors without the need for a bulky mattress. We get horizontal to prove its point.
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Video: The North Face VECTIV Exploris hiking shoe tested
The North Face VECTIV Exploris contains new technology aimed at making you faster and more comfortable when hiking. We put our foot to the track and test it out.
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Video: Companion AquaHeat Hot Water System tested
The Companion AquaHeat Hot Water System brings the outdoor luxury of a hot shower and washing to your campsite.
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RockShox Reverb AXS Dropper Post: Tested
The RockShox Reverb AXS dropper post’s wireless tech has the potential to revolutionise your MTB experience. Does it live up to the hype?
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Bialetti Moka Express: We test the camp coffee-brewing icon
The Bialetti Moka Express is claimed to produce barista-quality coffee when camping. We brew up in the bush for the ultimate taste test.
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Sea to Summit Sleep System: Tested
The right sleep system to enable quality ‘recharge time’ can be the difference between success and failure for your outdoor adventure.
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Project Blizzard: An ‘old’ mountain bike gains a second life on the trails
Take a 10-year-old steel MTB frame, add a rider disillusioned with the all the tech around a sport that is far from complicated at its core, and this trail-ripping hardtail is the result.