Camping and hiking
For a night under canvas or a wet day on the hills, a few pieces matter most: a light cook set that packs into itself, a dry bag that keeps spare clothes and phone dry, and a jacket that keeps the wind and rain off.
About camping and hiking
Our camping and hiking range is small and practical, and grows as we find gear that passes our checks.
Buy for the trips you actually do. For a few nights at a campsite, a nesting pot set and a dry bag for spare clothes cover most needs. For hill walking in the UK, a waterproof shell is the single most useful item, because the weather on high ground changes quickly and wet clothes make you cold fast.
A small first aid kit, a head torch and a fully charged phone belong in every day pack.
How to choose
- Nesting cook sets save space; check the stove fits the pot base.
- Roll a dry bag's top at least three times before clipping it for a good seal.
- Layer under a shell jacket rather than relying on one thick coat.
- Check the mountain forecast and tell someone your route before a walk.
Questions
Is the dry bag fully waterproof?
Roll-top dry bags keep out rain and splashes when closed properly. Do not leave them submerged for long.
Does the cookware set include a stove?
The product page lists exactly what is in the set.
How long does delivery take?
The time for your country is shown on the product page before you pay, with delivery included.
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