Our equipment

 

Hey there!

Here's a page with all our favourite hiking equipment, linked to where you can purchase it. 


GEONAUTE Multipurpose Compass
Orienteering Whistle 50 Orange

QUECHUA- NH Arpenaz 100 10L
mountain backpack

Forclaz- 1 green MT100 ERGONOMIC cane stick

                                            

                                                            



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