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A handy knife, fork and spoon set complete with can opener. There are lighter ones available but if you like more robust cutlery then this one's for you – it's still light since it's made for camping. I've had a set like this for years and swear by it. -
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I've always used a mess tin for camping and this one is an age old design. I have an old army surplus mess tin from WW2 but these new ones will do the job. Main benefits are you can cook and eat from them and stow items inside them such as cutlery and a burner when carrying. A tried and tested design – just get one! -
If you are cycle touring and wild camping this tent is a very good choice. You can fit two in reasonably comfortably or use it for one person and enjoy the space. Well made and lightweight. -
A head torch is a really useful item to take night hiking or on cycle tour. I first bought one for my 100km 24 hour walks, so I know they are good in the dark and don't eat up batteries too quickly. They are useful for hands free stuff like riding in the dark, setting up camp, collecting fire wood, navigating etc. They usually have three settings for brightness so you can adjust to conditions and manage your battery life accordingly. You can use it like a normal torch too so you can save weight by bringing only this and your front light. Worth every penny! -
This is the the perfect sleeping mat for cycling. It is comfortable, lightweight and packs up small. You don't want to be messing about with punctures or mattresses losing air so best keep it simple. I highly recommend this one since it folds up in to an nice block with no space lost. Go for it and sleep tight!
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