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KIT LIST


adventure gear


Be prepared for whatever the weather and terrain throws at you, with this stylish, robust outdoor kit. Words: Zane Henry


1 HINDSIGHT EDGE HEMP CORE Made with ultra-tough hemp fi bre, these handmade sunglasses were created with cyclists in mind but are suitable for a range of outdoor activities, from cycling to mountaineering and kayaking. An internal mirror allows the wearer to see behind them without having to turn around and lose their line of sight. RRP: £279.99. hindsight.store


2 ARC’TERYX ALPHA PARKA Designed for the most extreme conditions, the Alpha Parka is Arc’teryx’s warmest down-insulated belay parka. It’s lightweight enough to not impede your movements, while the goose-down insulation and windproof material ably repels the cold so you can focus on the adventure at hand. RRP: £850. arcteryx.com


3 HAMMERHEAD KAROO 2 This head-mounted cycling computer caters to all your navigation needs while bikepacking or mountain biking. It connects to your phone and comes with regular soſt ware updates. Ride in rain or shine with anti-glare texturing and droplet rejection and make the most of highly accurate data, including heart rate and power. RRP: £359. uk.hammerhead.io


4 VIVOBAREFOOT MAGNA FG Vivobarefoot creates footwear that aims to replicate the sensation of being barefoot, while providing all the protection you need on a trek. These lightweight all-terrain boots are made from water-resistant material and feature a knitted collar that’s engineered to allow for enhanced foot and ankle mobility. RRP: £160. vivobarefoot.co.uk


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5 GARMIN MARQ ADVENTURER This stylish watch features a 46mm titanium case and Italian leather strap. Features include respiration and hydration tracking, as well as blood oxygen and pulse sensors. A compass bezel helps you stick to the trail, while built in smart notifi cations and everyday-use apps are further evidence of the watch’s versatility. RRP: £1,599.99. buy.garmin.com


6 FJALLRAVEN KAJKA 85 Perfect for serious trekking, this hard-wearing, comfortable pack is designed for carrying heavy loads over long distances. The


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signature Perfect Fit Adjustment System enables a snug fi t for all body types, while wet/dry compartments keep your important items safe for when you most need to. RRP: £360. f allraven.com


7 GOPRO HERO10 BLACK CAMERA 8


This durable, waterproof camera features a powerful new GP2 processor that’s capable of delivering stunning 5.3k video at 60 frames per second (91% higher resolution than 4k). It’s cloud-connected too, so you can upload footage while charging. RRP: £479.99 for the camera, £379.98 if purchased with a one-year GoPro subscription. gopro.com


8 ICEBREAKER MERINO LONG SLEEVE ROLL NECK THERMAL TOP Featuring soſt , ultra-fi ne, 15.5 micron merino fi bres, this top will keep you warm and comfortable on the coldest of days — whether that’s making your way up a frozen slope or wending your way along a remote trail. It’s the perfect base layer for extreme adventures where layering is essential. RRP: £170. icebreaker.com


National Geographic Traveller – Luxury Collection 23


All-purpose


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