Category: Gear Test
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Hybrid horizons: Testing the new Ford Ranger PHEV
With hybrid power, full-time 4WD and plug-in capability, the Ford Ranger PHEV adds a new dimension to vehicle-supported adventures, offering silent travel in the bush and the ability to power gear at camp.
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OM SYSTEM OM-3: Tested
The OM-3 is touted as the photographic all-rounder, equally capable for general travel, as it is for producing top shots in the world’s toughest environments. We put it to the test.
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Sea to Summit releases new Frontier Ultralight Collapsible 1L Cook Set
This collapsible cookset proves you don’t have to compromise on function or pack space, even when travelling solo.
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The North Face Offtrail Hike Mid GORE-TEX® boots: Tested
Light in weight and promising plenty of comfort and support, we check out the trekking credentials of The North Face Offtrail Hike Mid GORE-TEX® boots.
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Always at hand: We test five Gerber multi-tools
Nothing beats having a tough and versatile multi-tool when you need a quick fix, whether you’re outdoors or at home. We check out five of Gerber’s best.
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Ineos Quartermaster: Tested
Is the new Ineos Quartermaster an option for adventurous families keen to explore remote parts of Australia? We head to the spectacular Flinders Ranges in South Australia to find out.
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Sea to Summit Vehicle Supported Sleep System: Tested
Sea to Summit’s new sustainability-focused camp sleep system brings recycled materials, new tech, and loads of comfort to your next outdoor road trip.
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Yakima aims high with new rooftop tents
Now you can go further and stay longer, taking off-grid travel to the next level thanks to Yakima’s new rooftop tents – the SkyPeak HD and the SkyRise HD.
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The Bike Shed: SRAM shifts to cables with mechanical Transmission
SRAM leads the way with smooth-shifting wireless MTB drivetrains, but it hasn’t forgotten cable-actuated shifting, as the new Eagle 90 and 70 prove.