Stanley Classic Bottle 1L flask
I have bought a number of flasks over the years and have not had much luck in terms of longevity.
Read moreI have bought a number of flasks over the years and have not had much luck in terms of longevity.
Read moreWe saw an article on the X-Pot more than a year ago and new it would be the answer to our hiking meal cooking problems. We have been trying to source one ever since. We finally found one and it is more impressive in real life.
Read moreWe long-time ago abandoned inflatable mattresses such as the Intex Queen Airbed as they inevitably puncture no matter how cautious you are. A far better bet is a 3-section folding foam camping mattress. They are far more comfortable, do not need to be inflated and do not puncture.
Read moreIt’s a great idea to have a handy collection of containers at hand for camping and hiking. We got a GSI Outdoors Spice Rack set to carry small quantities of herbs and spices for cooking on hiking adventures.
Read moreThis collapsible bucket is constructed from flexible BPA-free plastic reinforced with a sturdy plastic base, rim and carrying handle. It holds 5 litres and is heat resistant.
Read moreThe MSR WhisperLite™ Stove seems to be the de facto stove for more serious outdoor enthusiasts. I have used a Campingaz
Read moreWith ESKOMS’s load-shedding shenanigans we make good use of ours at home. We have 5 which we can easily deploy around the house and they provide enough light to move around by comfortably.
Read moreTechnology and Nature. When you first roll those two words around in your head it seems at first a bit like “Oil and Water”. But the geek in me can’t help but get excited when I see conservationists using hi-tec in nature to achieve their goals.
Read moreSo I already have a little tripod to use with a potjie etc, but this little tripod from LK’s is
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