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Tents, sleeping bags, stoves and everything in between, chosen for real conditions from Margalla day hikes to cold nights at Deosai. Delivered nationwide.
Pick the kind of trip you are planning. We will lay out a starter kit, one piece per category. Untick what you already own and add the rest in one go.
Drive in, set up big, cook well. Think Shogran, Neelum or a lakeside spot near Islamabad.
Everything on your back, every gram counted. Fairy Meadows, Rakaposhi base camp, Rush Lake.
Room for everyone, warm nights for the kids and a kitchen that feeds six.
Sub-zero sleep systems and shelters for Deosai, Babusar and winter trips.
A freestanding two-person tent that packs to the size of a water bottle and pitches in under five minutes.
A 650-fill duck down mummy bag for sub-zero nights at Deosai and on high passes.
An adjustable trekking pack built to carry a full week of gear comfortably.
A two-burner gas stove with windscreens for cooking a full meal at camp.
A 450-lumen USB-C headlamp with red night mode to protect your night vision.
A padded camp chair with a cup holder and side pocket, rated to 120 kg.
Fill from a stream and drink straight away. The filter removes 99.9999% of bacteria.
A tall cabin tent with near-vertical walls, a full standing height and two sleeping rooms.
A freestanding two-person tent that packs to the size of a water bottle and pitches in under five minutes.
A snow-ready shelter with snow skirts and a reinforced pole structure for high camps.
A square tarp that pitches as an A-frame, lean-to or kitchen cover.
A synthetic three-season bag that stays warm even when the valley gets damp.
A 7 cm thick air pad that packs smaller than a one-litre bottle.
A versatile 40-litre pack for overnight treks and weekend trips.
Three waterproof roll-top bags, 5 L, 10 L and 20 L, for river crossings and rainy days.
A two-burner gas stove with windscreens for cooking a full meal at camp.
Throws 3000°C sparks in wind and rain. Good for thousands of strikes.
Lightweight carbon poles that take the load off your knees on steep descents.
A compact kit with 120 items for blisters, cuts, sprains and burns.
A forged steel hatchet with a hickory handle for splitting kindling.
A sighting compass with a mirror for accurate map work when phones lose signal.
Pliers, knife, saw and drivers in one stainless steel tool.
Hang it from a tree and get clean water for the whole group, no pumping.
Sip hands-free on the trail without stopping to dig out a bottle.
Above 3,000 metres it drops below zero even in summer. Down bags, insulated pads and liners rated for the real temperature, not the hopeful one.
Shop sleeping gearCapacity, seasons, weight and wind: what actually matters when you pick a tent for the northern areas.
Everything you need for a first night under canvas, grouped so nothing gets forgotten at home.
Why you wake up cold, and the simple sleep system that fixes it above 3,000 metres.
