Sea to Summit TK1 Trek Sleeping Bag
(RRP $350.00)  Paddy Pallin 

Muli Photo Half Backpack
(RRP $299.00)  Crumpler

‘Katadyn Hiker Pro Microfilter’
(RRP $180.00) Equipped Outdoors

A $90.00 Gift Voucher from K2 Basecamp

Adventure Rescue Swag First Aid Kit
(RRP $79.00) Rescue Swag

 

Power Traveller Powermonkey Explorer 2
(RRP $150.00) Equipped Outdoors

Muli Photo Sling
(RRP $129.00) Crumpler

Osprey Trillium 45L Duffel Bag
(RRP $90.00) Paddy Pallin

Explorer Rescue Swag First Aid Kit
(RRP $50.00) Rescue Swag

 

A $90.00 Gift Voucher from K2 Basecamp

Osprey Trillium 45L Duffel Bag
(RRP $90.00) Paddy Pallin

Black Diamond Cosmo Headlamp
(RRP $65.00) Equipped Outdoors

Explorer Rescue Swag First Aid Kit
(RRP $50.00) Rescue Swag

A $60.00 Gift Voucher from K2 Basecamp

K2 Basecamp is offering a special $140.00 voucher as a bonus prize to the Best Climbing Photo

https://www.paddypallin.com.au

Some 85 years ago, a young bushwalker’s dissatisfaction with the limited and heavy bushwalking equipment available prompted him to design and make his own. Before long, word spread, and Paddy Pallin’s lightweight, functional designs were soon in demand among fellow bushwalkers. Such was the demand for his specialist equipment (mainly rucksacks, tents and sleeping bags) he opened his first store in Sydney in the early 1930’s.

In order to cater for the total Australian market and the growing demand for his products, he appointed an agent in each state and offered a mail-order service. The backpacking travel boom in the 1960’s created an entirely new market, which dwarfed the early Australian wilderness travel market. Paddy’s had to respond by opening more stores to meet this demand. From its early days the company has concentrated on supplying bushwalkers, trekkers and travellers with the highest quality and most advanced products, not only from the Pallin clothing and Paddy Pallin equipment labels, but also by sourcing a broad range of equipment from some of the world’s leading manufacturers.

In the mid 1980’s Paddy Pallin broadened this choice by launching a line of Adventure Travel Clothing. This was the first time a range of durable, reliable, lightweight, easy-care, specialist clothing was offered to the Australian market. This evolving product range continues to set the market standard.

http://www.equipped.com.au
Equipped Outdoors operates as a direct to industry supplier of outdoor equipment namely to camps, outdoor recreation centres, government agencies and emergency services, and represents a wide range of well known brands, importers & manufacturers.

https://www.crumpler.com
Melbourne based product designers with more than 40 year’s experience and a goal to find the best solutions to everyday carrying problems through functional product design.

https://www.rescueswag.com.au
The innovative Rescue Swag is your ‘go anywhere’ first aid kit, tailor-made for outdoor activities.  Depending on the model, Rescue Swag products convert to a SLING, SPLINT and IMMOBILISATION DEVICE, as well as storing practical first aid gear.  The waterproof design ensures that first aid items stay dry regardless of activity, and the FREE ‘Rescue Swag’ buddy app guides you through the most common first aid scenarios.  Designed to be light and strong, Rescue Swag attaches with clips to bikes, saddles, backpacks, kayaks (anything really!), so that you’re prepared, wherever you are, whatever your adventure.

https://www.k2.com.au
Founded on the basis of a genuine love for adventure and the outdoors, K2 is structured around the catch cry “Let all of your challenges come from the adventures you undertake and not from the gear you have chosen”.

  

https://www.chrisbrayphotography.com
Chris Bray is an award winning Australian Geographic photographer and runs 1 day photography courses around Australia, and photo safaris all around the world