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Recent Gear Reviews
Charlie Boscoe reviews the Speedri jacket from Marmot.
"The first test was a pretty ideal one for a jacket like this, as I... [ full review ]
A new range of Mammut sleeping bags, introduced summer 2013, builds on the tried and tested partnership between Mammut and... [ full review ]
Charlie Boscoe reviews some Mammut Merlon GTX walking boots by putting them through their paces in the Himalaya.
Did they... [ full review ]
Alpkit have been making bouldering mats for nearly 15 years. 2013 has seen them introduce some new mats plus make modifications... [ full review ]
3 year-old Nyah Davidson tries out the tiny La Sportiva Stickit Rockshoes...
"I can't quite tie my own shoe laces yet and the... [ full review ]
Sarah Stirling has been 'shredding the gnar' in the Scarpa Gea RS touring boots.
"Very free and flexible in walk mode, the Gea... [ full review ]
Sarah Stirling reviews some lightweight skis from Ski Trab.
They were good on the uphills, but how did they cope with the... [ full review ]
This innovative assisted-braking belay device from Climbing Technology is aimed at the single-rope sport climber and indoor... [ full review ]
Sarah Stirling reviews a lightweight down jacket from British brand, Rab... [ full review ]
In this review we outline the important things to look for in a hard shell, then compare eight men's and women's jackets we've... [ full review ]
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Popular Gear Reviews
Dan and Pegs Bailey test out a selection of lightweight fleece tops for men and women. [ full review ]
In this review we outline the important things to look for in a hard shell, then compare eight men's and women's jackets we've... [ full review ]
This innovative assisted-braking belay device from Climbing Technology is aimed at the single-rope sport climber and indoor... [ full review ]
Toby Archer checks out a top of the range bag that allies super light technology (hence the "SL" tag) to enough top quality goose... [ full review ]
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DMM Torque Nuts are protection devices based on the hexcentric theme.
But do they have a place in the current market?
Toby... [ full review ]
In this interactive article series, gear guru and mountain funny man Andy Kirkpatrick will answer your questions on gear. From... [ full review ]
Edinburgh-based climber Viv Scott takes a look at modern Scottish winter clothing systems and gear, and reviews his top pick of... [ full review ]
Paul Lewis is a mountaineering instructor with a fetish for metal spikes. Here he stomps his way through a selection of... [ full review ]
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The Crag Station
Greenfield, LANCASHIRE
"Our aim is to be open when you are on your way to the local crags, on your way home form work, off to the wall or getting sorted for a weekend away climbing and all weekend as well. If you..."
www.cragstation.co.uk
 The Outdoor Shop
Milton Keynes, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
"Suppliers of equipment for Climbing, Mountaineering, Hill Walking, and Adventure Travel. Specialists we may be, elitist we are definitely not."
www.theoutdoorshop.com
Patagonia
Hathersage, DERBYSHIRE
"The Patagonia partner store in Hathersage in the heart of the Peak District National Park, overlooked by Stanage Edge. Huge range of Patagonia clothing, packs and accessories available."
www.route40.co.uk
 Outside
Hathersage, DERBYSHIRE
"The first and largest of our shops, the Hathersage branch is ideally situated in the heart of climbing territory. In addition to an excellent Rock and Mountain..."
www.outside.co.uk
 The Epicentre
Ambleside, CUMBRIA
"Large independent store selling gear from Arc'teryx, Patagonia, Icebreaker, Sherpa, Keen, Mountain Equipment, Tilley Hats, Royal Robbins, Prana, Blurr, Osprey,..."
www.theepicentre.co.uk
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