Technology Page - Pertex Quantum
Oct 15, 2018
Technology Page - Pertex Shield Pro
Oct 15, 2018
Mountain Equipment - Sleeping Bag Range Explained
Oct 15, 2018
Delivering weight savings of up to 30% and thermal performance improvements of up to 5 degrees, our range of Mountain Equipment down sleeping bags have been comprehensively developed to be better than their predecessors.Find out more about the different ranges of Mountain Equipment bags below.Advanced technical innovations have created a range that is more user and environment focussed than ever;
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Cairngorm Treks Review - Montane Womens Powerstretch Pro Grippy Glove
Posted by Cairngorm Treks on Oct 15, 2018
Used throughout Autumn in the Cairngorms and surrounding areasBefore even handling these gloves, you can tell they are designed for comfort and to maximise dexterity. They lack the bulk that comes with many cold-weather gloves, and the cut of the Polartec Power Stretch Pro fabric alludes to a good fit with a focus on non-restrictive movement. At this point you may be sceptical that these non-cumbe
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Nemo Equipment - The Team
Oct 08, 2018
What makes the magic happen?The passion all starts with our small team of adventurers, inventors, surfers, contrarians, and jokesters. That’s NEMO in a nutshell — a small band of people who decided against a conventional job to work toward a mission to bring the best gear to adventurers around the world. And we do it together, each step of the way. Meet the team.Cam BrensingerCEO & Founder, Chief
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Cairngorm Treks Review - Klymit Inertia X Frame
Posted by Cairngorm Treks on Oct 08, 2018
Coming in at a mere 258grams and packing down to around half the size
of a regular lightweight mat, we were very keen to get our hands on the
X Frame. This not a relatively new product and often gets talked about
on various threads regarding ultralight trekking. Most will agree that
the X frame appears to be truly innovative and quite an exciting
prospect for a full length mat of this si
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Cairngorm Treks Review - MSR Access 1&2 Tents
Posted by Cairngorm Treks on Sep 24, 2018
Extensively tested by Cairngorm Treks in the highlands of Scotland. I think we have a strong claim to have used this tent more than most.We received the tent shortly after its release and have used it on all our multi-day treks this season.As a lightweight operator in some of the harshest UK mountain conditions, we were really excited when the MSR Access solo and two-person tents came on the marke
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UOG Review - Mountain Equipment Helium 400 Sleeping Bag
Sep 17, 2018
Helium 400 Sleeping Bag
While the Helium 400 isn’t the warmest of sleeping bags, it comes in at a good weight of 850g for a -3 season rated sleeping bag and with a price tag of £220, it’s a fantastic choice and a great all rounder. The face fabric is incredibly soft and has a nice handle thanks to the HELIUM™ 20 outer shell and the bag lofts very well which feels great to climb in to after
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Technology Page - Pertex Quantum Pro
Sep 17, 2018
Technology Page - Aeroflyte
Sep 17, 2018
Technology Page - Aeroflyte
Perfect for use in garment where the need to vent perspiration is more critical than full weather protection; Aeroflyte fabric is ideal for use in jackets that are designed or short training sessions either trail running or cycling and for cool spring/summer rock climbing days.Highly microporous, Aeroflyte allows for body heat and perspiration to escape during high exe
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UOG Review - Mountain Equipment Firelite Sleeping Bag
Posted by Dan Pearson on Sep 17, 2018
The Firelite is part of Mountain Equipment’s 'Extreme Light' range of sleeping bags. Mountain Equipment state that these are the lightest, most efficient sleeping bags they have ever produced.
The Mountain Equipment Firelite uses 469g of 90-10 800 Fill Power Russian goose down in an ultralight 10D outer shell. The shell is made from their own Plasma 10D fabric which is also supposed t
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UOG Reviews - Rab Infinity G Jacket
Posted by Mark Richardson on Sep 10, 2018
Mark's ReviewThere are some fabulously lightweight down jackets around but the key point is not so much their overall weight but how much of that weight is down, as that is the material that keeps you warm, so the more of it in a jacket the warmer that jacket will be.For all us ‘gram counters’ then we want the lightest jacket consistent with the level of warmth we need, happily you can compare the
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