Camping
Independent gear reviews of the best equipment and kit for camping, whether with the family, wild camping, lightweight camping or on expeditions including tents, stoves, sleeping mats, sleeping bags, lanterns, seating, cool boxes and more.
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The first tent offering from Fjern shows a strong focus on fast and light minimalism, with 1- and 2- person versions...
An entry-level contender to the costly bell tent, the Coleman Cortes Octagon 8 Tent aims to tempt family tent seekers...
We review Robens Wolf Moon TC 5XP tent.
As more people join the hammocking revolution we put a relatively unheard-of brand to the test in the shape of the...
We put the Robens Trace Ultimate Hammock Set to the test during an autumnal wild camp
We review Coleman's answer to bijou glamping.
The Vail 4L is a classic poled tunnel tent suitable for families. It offers loads of practical living space and a...
Vango’s Skye 500 CLR gives you a taste of family camping on a budget
Quechua's Arpenaz 4.2 Fresh and Black might be the answer to quick and easy family camping getaways.
Decathlon’s in-house camping brand, Forclaz may not be the first company to spring to mind when you’re considering a...
MSR are best known for their lightweight backpacking tents and related kit, but that doesn’t stop them supersizing...
Outwell’s Montana 6PE is a poled family tent made for longer camping trips where space is essential.
This little tent is one of the lightest 1-man tent options in the world. That’s quite an accolade and one to be...
Straight out of the Mountain Safety Research labs in Seattle the Freelite 1p tent builds on the popularity of the...
The Hogan SUL 1-2p is part of Vaude’s ultralight tent range, which by our reckoning doesn’t get nearly enough...
