KIT LIST STAFF PICKS OUR FAVOURITE THINGS


The National Geographic Travel ler (UK) team pick their latest tried and tested favourites


Polygiene Neutrino 600 Sleeping Bag


This anti-microbial down-fi lled sleeping bag kept me warm while tracking snow leopards in Nepal. RRP: £380. polygiene.com AMELIA DUGGAN


Elliot Brown Canford 202-012 Mountain Rescue Edition Watch


I love how nimbly this watch straddles the line between being stylish and super tough. RRP: £385. elliotbrownwatches.com MATTHEW JACKSON


GRAYL Ultralight Purifi er Bottle


With this niſt y bottle, you can transform almost any water source into pathogen-free drinking water. It’s also very light and portable. RRP: £45. thegrayl.com CONNOR MCGOVERN


Black Diamond Distance FLZ Poles I took these collapsible poles on a hike to


help me out with a sprained ankle. They were invaluable on the downhill parts of the trek. RRP: £120. cotswoldoutdoor.com TAMSIN WRESSELL


Horizon Socks


For mountaineering in cold weather, having decent socks that are breathable is essential. These are made from Primaloſt Merino wool and


are supremely toasty. RRP: £25. horizonsocks.co.uk STEPHANIE CAVAGNARO


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Oakley Latch Sunglasses Whether I’m on the slopes in Canada or


on the streets in London, these bad boys keep me shaded and happy. RRP: £130. oakley.com ZANE HENRY


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