When you’ve been doing it for a few years hill walking and mountaineering have a degree of “second nature” you become familiar with and many of the brain numbing decisions become semi automatic. Nowhere is this more apparent than kit selection, and the chances are that if you know someone who’s been getting out on [...]

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Helen Lloyd, our ‘takeonafrica’ adventurer is well on her way through europe and is currently enjoying the perils of paella in Spain where the weather has just got to be better than here! look her up on the link
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March sees the annual return of The Ordnance Survey Outdoors Show at the NEC Birmingham. The 2009 guess speakers have now been announced.
Sir Ranulph Fiennes
Know too many as the “World’s Greatest Living Explorer “, Fiennes was the first man to reach the South and North Pole by surface travel. More recently in 2003 he completed [...]

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I’d be lying if when I started to think about coming to work for Webtogs that I didn’t start dribbling over the prospect of getting my hands on some quality gear! In particular my old Karrimor XCR jacket has lasted well, but at 6 years old, it was beginning to show it’s age and give [...]

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Icebreaker officially launched their new Baa Code concept yesterday, gaining some good traction and mentions in the blog and press. It’s a really interesting idea actually, whereby certain ranges of Merino clothing come with a BAA code tag that you can then use and enter into the Icebreaker Baa Code reader:

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We’re really pleased to welcome Crumpler to our rapidly growing list of brands that are now listed on Webtogs. It’s always great to get new partners and products on the site and Crumpler is a particularly fun brand through their cheeky product names and the ability to “marry” a bag (i.e. get it registered [...]

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