Thermarest Neo-Air Voyager sleeping mat review
Apr 16, 2014Oisin Patenall BioTwitterFacebookGoogle+Latest Posts Oisin PatenallHiker, camper, general lover of all things outdoors. Oisin likes to photograph and document his journeys to share with other like-minded folk. @OisinPatenallFollow @OisinPatenall +Oisin Patenall Latest posts by Oisin Patenall (see all) Vango Banshee 200 2016 Model – Review - October 22, 2016 Force Ten Vortex 200 […]
Osprey Atmos 65 AG rucksack review
Check out JC's review of Osprey's Atmos AG 65 pack!
Osprey “Clean the Alps” with EOCA
Apr 16, 2014Oisin Patenall BioTwitterFacebookGoogle+Latest Posts Oisin PatenallHiker, camper, general lover of all things outdoors. Oisin likes to photograph and document his journeys to share with other like-minded folk. @OisinPatenallFollow @OisinPatenall +Oisin Patenall Latest posts by Oisin Patenall (see all) Vango Banshee 200 2016 Model – Review - October 22, 2016 Force Ten Vortex 200 […]
The Ben
Ever run so hard you puke? Claire really enjoyed pushing herself on a brutal race up Ben Nevis for charity
More bang for your buck
Check out Spuds write up on The Bangor trail in county Mayo, a challenging but rewarding weekend hike.
Osprey Xenith 75 Review
Chip has put the Xenith 75 by Osprey through its paces. Check out his review!
MSR Elixir 2 Review
Eamonn bought a MSR Elixir II last year and has been using it extensively since. He shares his thoughts on its performance in this detailed review.
Osprey Poco AG Premium Review
Spud (and baby John!) review the Osprey Poco Premium AG
Osprey Aether AG 70L Pack Review
Apr 16, 2014Oisin Patenall BioTwitterFacebookGoogle+Latest Posts Oisin PatenallHiker, camper, general lover of all things outdoors. Oisin likes to photograph and document his journeys to share with other like-minded folk. @OisinPatenallFollow @OisinPatenall +Oisin Patenall Latest posts by Oisin Patenall (see all) Vango Banshee 200 2016 Model – Review - October 22, 2016 Force Ten Vortex 200 […]
Going solo
The pine trees swayed in choreographed unison, dancing to their own swishing soundtrack, driven by the invisible conductor of the breeze hitting the far edge of the forest. The occasional groan and creak came from less able members of the tall congregation, as if complaining about not being able to keep time with their neighbours. […]
