Actually, how I should describe it is the heavy duty BBQ & Griddle set because, damn, it’s a solid piece of kit!

If you look through our product review section you will see a lot of expensive gear, and generally they’re expensive for a good reason - quality.  This cooking set comes in below the £20 mark, so it's a refreshing relief for the budget minded…

This Solar Roller hat is everything the name suggests - it's great for using in sunny conditions, with it's 50+ UPF rating, and it is totally flexible so it can be rolled up….

Apart from being called Buff Military Cap, because of its higher shaped crown is similar to the caps worn by some armies, there isn't anything else military about it, though it does have some nice features...

This Oasis Sun Sombrero hat isn't really for the fashionistas, but this hat has been designed with the hot weather tourist, backpacker, hiker and adventurist, in mind….

it’s been incredibly useful for green-laning.  During our cold winter months, getting in and out of your 4x4 when it’s cold or lashing it down with sleet or snow…

Tilley's tag line for this hat is 'Sun protection with style', and I have to agree. The Charlotte looks like a simple sun hat, but it has plenty of tricks under it's brim…

This hat is mainly aimed at men, but I liked it so much when it arrived I claimed it for myself. I really like this hat, and it has some great qualities that other hats don't have, like the mosquito net that is easily be hidden away inside…

I was at a trade show recently when I came across this handy little product. It was something that I didn't know I needed (I didn't even know it existed), but has since become a vital piece of my travelling equipment, and also something that is regularly used in our house….

The other month when I received the Primus Campfiire Cookset, but something was missing, and that something was a stove that was as spiffy as the pans. Then it hit me, why don't I be cheeky and ask Primus if I could borrow their stylish Onja stove, after all I might as well keep it in the family, so to speak, and I’d always secretly fancied one…

Recently we’ve fancied something a bit more, well, varied for our alfresco lunches. The problem here is that my BBQ skills are limited to throwing on slabs of meat, and that's pretty much it, that was until we took delivery of the durable Primus 18/8 stainless steel Campfire Cookset…

"Seriously, how many multitools does someone need before it becomes something of an obsession?"

That was the question Muddy Madam posed when my new Leatherman Signal arrived at Muddy Towers. To be honest, I don’t know the answer to…

One product that I really wanted to get my hands on first was a decent sized table, one that could handle the weight of something like the Firepod (20Kg), but more importantly be tall enough for me not to crouch over when I’m cooking or preparing food…

By using the aforementioned witchcraft, it uses the heat from the fire to create electricity that both charges your device, and powers a fan that blows air into the chimney.

It’s like they’ve always been there, so inextricably entwined into the very fabric of The Mud Life’s daily routine that they’re almost forgotten about…

I discovered the CarPET Remover at a garden & leisure trade show a little while ago, and it does what it says, as it's a whizz at removing all traces of Gizmo's hair from the couch and carpet. We also found it's great for…

The Viva Zipper is a continuation of Frio’s wallet range which are designed for holding medication that need to be kept cool (eg insulin), so it’s...

Here in Great Britain we are never ready for the sun to shine. It happens so rarely that we are shocked each time, but after that shock subsides we head off to beaches, amusement parks or....

Even if you don’t own a pair of Redback boots (though you really should) I can’t recommend this wax enough, not only has it given my Redbacks a new lease of life, but I've also treated my 25-year old Zamberlan Mountain Lites to a coating too, and the difference is amazing!

Worn on the pressure points of the wrists, these bands…