Unbiased reviews and recommendations for essential outdoor gear such as hiking poles, water bottles, GPS watches, tents, backpacks and more.
A roof top tent is the perfect solution for those planning to do an extended road trip in Australia with a 4WD, an SUV, or a van.
Modern roof top tents are surprisingly easy to set up, and are designed to offer comfort, space, and protection from the elements while sleeping on top of your vehicle.
One of the most important items to bring with you when camping is a torch, otherwise known as a flashlight depending on where you’re from.
While the oversized battery-eating torch you can get in the supermarket may be suitable for some, you’re much better off buying a compact and powerful torch that is specifically designed to assist you on those exciting outdoor trips.
If you’re an avid hiker and you enjoy going for longer day hikes, it’s important to take a proper hiking daypack with you. Even for the shorter and easier walks, a sturdy yet lightweight backpack can be super helpful.
When choosing a new daypack for your outdoor adventures, you need to make sure you pick one that will not only last for several years, it also needs to be comfortable to carry around such that you don’t have to sacrifice on the pleasure of hiking.
Choosing the right hiking tent is not an easy task as there are so many things to consider. Plus, with so many different hiking and backpacking tents available on the market right now, choosing a suitable tent can be very time consuming.
We have done much of the research for you, and have short-listed 10 of the best hiking tents that you can buy today. From small, lightweight 1-person tents to larger 4-person tents suitable for hiking expeditions and backpacking trips.
If there is one thing you need in your beach kit, then it would be a beach tent or sun shelter. This is especially true in Australia where the sun can be so powerful.
Bringing a tent to the beach might sound like a hassle, but there are so many light and affordable options available out there, to make your day at the beach that much more enjoyable.
In this guide, we have shortlisted 8 of the best beach tents and shelters, plus some practical tips on how to get yourself a suitable model that offers the best value.
Choosing a new GPS watch for your hiking or running adventures is not an easy task with so many watches available on the market. Not to mention the many different features they do, or do not, offer.
With hiking slowly becoming an increasingly popular pastime, the demand for watches with hiking specific features is also growing.
When going outside for a hike, a light-weight water bottle is one of the most important items to bring with you. But reusable drink bottles also come in handy when travelling, going to the beach, or when working in the office.
We have researched the market and selected 8 of the best water bottles available right now, based on durability, materials used, weight, size, price, and more.
When going on longer and more challenging walks and treks, using hiking poles is certainly no luxury. Hiking poles – or trekking poles – help with preventing injuries, correcting your posture and balance, and improving your overall fitness.
To make it easier for you to choose a suitable pair of hiking poles, we’ve shortlisted 5 of the best sets of hiking poles in Australia in different price categories.
There’s nothing more Australian than sleeping under the stars in a classic swag. Just in case you don’t know what a swag is, it’s essentially a portable shelter used for sleeping and camping.
Using a swag to sleep in may not be for everyone, but there are some really comfortable swags out there that deserve your consideration. While the traditional one-person swag is rather basic, some modern swags can even be called luxurious.
