Most people think a tyre inflator is just another bit of clutter. Truth is, the right battery powered inflator can save your ride, your camping trip, or your backside in the wet at the side of a B-road. I used to scoff at these faffy gadgets until my mini track
You don’t need boots that cost more than your tent to enjoy a proper stomp through the Peaks or the Lakes. Trust me, I’ve tested pricey pairs that leaked in a drizzle and cheap ones that gave up halfway up Kinder Scout. The truth? You can find a hiking boot
Most campers know the drill – arrive at your pitch, skies threatening rain, and then spend the next 40 minutes wrestling poles while your neighbours sip tea smugly in already-pitched setups. I’ve been there, soaked sleeves and all. That’s why inflatable tents like the Quechua Air series caught my eye.
Most people think you need a massive, beastly battery pack for proper camping comfort. Been there, done that, nearly wrecked me back lugging a brick-sized unit across muddy Pembrokeshire fields. The truth? It’s about getting the right balance – enough reliable power, not a struggle to haul or a drain
Most people think electric scooters are just for smooth pavements and sunny city rides. But the Riley RS1 changes that story. I’ve taken it across bumpy campsite paths, through British drizzle, and even used it to nip into town with a rucksack full of kit. It’s not perfect, but it’s
Most people think you have to spend a fortune on a full-on adventure e-bike. But here’s the thing: sometimes you just need a kit that’ll do the job – haul you up muddy climbs, bounce over roots, and handle a wet weekend in the woods without a fuss. That’s why
Most people think an electric bike for camping means hauling a heavy, noisy beast that’s only good on tarmac. Well, what if you could roll up to the Lake District with a folding e-bike that stows behind your sleeping bags and still gets you up those punishing campsite hills? Here’s
Most people think they can get by at camp with a pocket power bank and a hope the phone holds out. I used to believe that too—until a week in the Lake District with a soggy tent, two stormy nights, and my head torch dying on night three. With the
Most people think a portable power station is just a fancy phone charger. They’re wrong. Once you’ve spent a soggy weekend in the Lakes with a dead headtorch, cold beers, and no coffee, you realise the hard way. Modern camping isn’t just a tent and a torch anymore—it’s lights, coolers,
If you’re into hiking, wild camping, or just getting properly lost (on purpose), the Garmin Instinct Solar could be your perfect wrist companion. Built tough, packed with smart features, and boosted with solar charging, it’s designed for people who spend more time outdoors than in. This isn’t your typical smartwatch.
