Hike
From day hikes to multi-day journeys there is something special about travelling on foot. It’s a speed where details usually missed our highlights and memorable exchanges with other cultures or fellow travellers is effortless.
Exploring Remote Nepal and Climbing Kyajo Ri (6,186m)
I crawl out of my tent and walk up to a little knoll on the ridge for a moment of solitude before stepping into the... Read More
Snow Peak FAL 3
With so many brands and options, choosing a lightweight tent can be hard going. It's often a case of looking for as... Read More
Overland Track
To describe Cradle Mountain as magical is an understatement, but the mystery of what lies further into this wilderness... Read More
Japan’s Backcountry
A snow-covered landscape can be bleak and intimidating, it can be misleading and uninviting, but snow covered plains,... Read More
BioLite CampStove
Twigs burn hot, are readily available, and leave behind nothing but fine ash. The BioLite CampStove is a clever... Read More
Jetboil MiniMo
From their launch in 2001 Jetboil stoves have been about the fastest and easiest stoves around. With the addition of a... Read More
Chicken and Vegetable Ramen
An icy wind forced us in the tent, and the sleeping bags with the roar of the stove promising dinner had us warming in... Read More
Sea to Summit X-Set 32
Singaporeans are fanatical about all things food. So it was with great trepidation I slid a new pot set in to our... Read More
BioLite SolarPanel 5+
Cameras, iPhones and a satellite phone usually join us on hiking and paddling trips. These days you’d think there... Read More
Black Diamond Carbon Z Poles
It’s the end of the day and we are heading down. Packs that were once light grow heavy as our bodies tire. The rocks... Read More
