Kit List OFF-GRID ADVENTURE GEAR
Heading out into the wilds? Here’s how to pack for wherever those remote trails take you. Words: Sacha Scoging
1 PETROMAX COOLER
BACKPACK Lightweight, easy to carry and guaranteed to keep food and drink cool for over a week, the Petromax Cooler Backpack is a must-have for off - grid adventures where power sources are tricky to come by. The smaller one holds an impressive 17-litres, while the 27-litre is ideal for longer excursions. Simply fi ll it with food, throw it on your back and set off into the great outdoors. £169.95.
berryuseful.co.uk
2 OMEARA LONG WATERPROOF JACKET The Hydroshell fabric of this long-length jacket gives breathable protection from the elements, enhanced by the adjustable hood, storm fl aps and easy to access pockets. Light enough for hiking but with enough protection for scaling a mountain in the rain, this is a great bit of kit, packing up small enough to slip into a full rucksack when the sun comes out. £170.
berghaus.com
3 LEDLENSER HF8R CORE
RECHARGEABLE HEAD TORCH This water-resistant head torch has up to 90 hours’ battery life and the ability to withstand temperatures as low as -40C. Pair that with three brightness levels reaching up to 900 lumens and an adaptive light beam for automatic dimming and focusing, and you’ve got one of the most intelligent head torches on your hands. £119.95.
ledlenser.co.uk
4 THE ANKER SOLIX C1000
PORTABLE POWER STATION Compact, lightweight and able to charge up to nine devices at once, this portable power station has long- lasting, EV-grade LFP batteries that can be recharged in under an hour, in a number of ways, including solar, plus it’s quiet. Users can set power schedules and customise recharging speeds via the accompanying app. £699.
anker.com
4 1 5 GAIA GPS PREMIUM 5 6 2
Get lost in an adventure without getting lost in the wild with Gaia GPS Premium. Available on both the Apple store and Google Play, this comprehensive app unlocks offl ine maps, including off -road driving, backcountry skiing and mountain biking trails, in more than 190 countries. This extensive coverage makes it a valuable tool for outdoor enthusiasts. $89.99 (£68.53) per year.
gaiagps.com
6 PRIMUS KUCHOMA
CAMPING COOKER The screens and lid on this Primus cooker make it an ideal choice for cooking in the elements. This powerful cooker (2500W) is sleek and simple to use, with hardy aluminium sides and a stainless steel body. It’s light, too, and comes with a carry handle. Use the nonstick grill plate for making the perfect cheese toastie. £199.
cotswoldoutdoor.com
7 7 LIGHTNING CONVERTIBLE 3
TROUSERS Ideal for hiking over undulating terrain, these North Face trousers have been designed with versatility in mind. Both durable and stretchy, they also use quick-drying technology, perfect for sweaty mountain ascents. Zip-off legs means they also work well for warmer weather, while the numerous pockets come in handy for storing essentials. £115.
thenorthface.co.uk
8 THE AMAZON KINDLE 8
PAPERWHITE SIGNATURE EDITION Whether you’re up a mountain or tucked away in a coastal cabin, switch off and unwind with a good book. The battery lasts up to 10 weeks on a single charge and 32GB of storage can hold thousands of books, plus its adjustable warm light and glare-free, waterproof screen allows for easy reading in any environment. £179.99.
amazon.co.uk
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