Accessories
Independent Gear reviews for walking, hiking, travel, adventure, watersports, kayaking, climbing and cycling accessories.
Our gear section is sponsored by Ellis Brigham Mountain Sports.
Ellis Brigham are outdoor enthusiasts to the core. Whether your passion is hiking, camping, climbing, paddling, running or skiing, Ellis Brigham have the right gear to help you on your way. Shop now online or in one of their 16 stores nationwide.
Search Accessories
Manfrotto's Nanopole lightstand is aimed at 'photographers on the go' - given that is our natural environment, we put...
Eagle Creek are purveyors of fine luggage but does their carry-on sized Wheeled Duffel fly with us? Read the review to...
Eagle Creek have tried to amp up the basic duffel, giving it a few extra features to ultimately make it more useful,...
The Lumimuse 8 LED light is the brightest in Manfrotto's range of portable lighting solutions; how does it fare for...
As the old adage goes, buy cheap buy twice, or just buy the ProLight Reloader Tough 55 from Manfrotto once and be done...
Lifeventure's Changing Robe is a super compact, absorbent and comfy robe for changing outdoors, read our review to...
We review Lowepro's Droneguard CS 150, could it be the perfect case for travelling with your Mavic?
We take Goal Zero's Venture 70 out to see how well it stands up to the demands of modern off-grid charging.
We test Cube's highly versatile Edge Twenty cycling backpack
Cube's Rook is a highly ventilated MTB helmet sitting towards the top of the German bike brand's line-up, we review it...
Vaude's Trail Spacer 18 is a ridiculously versatile pack that's comfortably at home on pretty much any adventure you...
We sent out our regular travel photographer Daniel Wildey to shoot with the Manfrotto XPRO 4-Section Carbon Monopod...
Who better to put a travel-focussed tripod to the test than a professional travel photographer? Daniel Wildey takes...
The new Salomon Out Day 20+4 is a design-led pack that's big on features and low on weight. We put its fast and light...
We stuff Vaude's Prokyon 30 backpack full of gear and head for the hills to see how it shapes up.
