Titanium Cookware Review

By David Hanney 01 Nov 2016

Titanium cookware’s rugged design heats up your campsite cooking with dependable warmth. Lightweight and durable, it keeps your belly full on every outing.

Hands down our favourite are the utterly bonkers (and awesomely-named) Miyagi chopsticks which weigh a mere seven grams each

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Backpacks and Rucksacks

Atom

Ultralight 13-litre day pack, folds away into its own pocket

€29,99

alpkit Gourdon 20 dry bag backpack in black

Gourdon 20L

20-litre waterproof backpack with bungee cords and mesh pockets

€44,99

alpkit Gourdon 25 dry bag backpack in chilli red

Gourdon 25L

25-litre roll-top waterproof dry bag backpack with no fuss

€49,99

alpkit Gourdon 30 dry bag backpack in black

Gourdon 30L

30-litre waterproof rucksack with mesh pockets for extra capacity

€54,99

Vora 6L

6-litre hip pack for carrying riding and running essentials

€57,99

Artlu 10L

10-litre hyrdation vest giving secure and stable space for essential kit

€68,99

Gnarl 15L

A lightweight, 15-litre multi-activity daypack for fast-moving mountain days

€74,99

Skytrail 14L

14-litre mountain bike backpack built for hydration and comfort on the bike

€97,99

Presta 25L

25-litre multi-activity daypack that's lightweight, stable and streamlined

€91,99

Idris 25L

25-litre ultra marathon backpack with space for overnight kit and comfort on the run

€109,99

Ledge 35L

35-litre hiking backpack for lightweight 4-season hillwalking and scrambling

€114,99

Orion 45L

45-litre supportive mountaineering backpack for heavy loads and long days out

€132,99

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