Gary Moore
Gary Moore first discovered a love for camping and hiking in Northern Ireland's Mourne mountains, near where he grew up. Since then his adventures have taken him further afield, culminating in a three month trip to New Zealand. He can regularly be found in Snowdonia and the Lakes in the UK, and this year fulfilled a long-held ambition to hike across the Isle of Skye, and to walk from Bristol, where he now lives, all the way back to his hometown in Northern Ireland, taking in the Mournes along the way.
Latest articles by Gary Moore

By Rosee Woodland Published
We get an advance peak at Nemo's new season gear

By Rosee Woodland Published
The Red Alter Evo has taken all the good bits of the Red Pro Evo and turned up the dial

By Gary Moore Published
The Micron III has a boiling speed that'll give Jetboil a run for its money and is half the price to boot

By Gary Moore Last updated
An updated version of a classic design, offering affordability, performance and a very pleasing aesthetic

By Rosee Woodland Published
Whether you're an open water eventer or a triathlete you'll appreciate the improvements made to this iteration of the Aspire

By Rosee Woodland Last updated
Zone3 has done well to tick all the standard changing robe requirements with this design, while keeping the weight down

By Rosee Woodland Published
This swim wetsuit is almost perfect for summer and autumn swims (and seasoned winter dippers), bar one annoying design flaw

By Rosee Woodland Published
If you want an easy on-and-off lightweight boot for dry days, this is a solid choice

By Gary Moore Last updated
A mat that defies physics, managing to be both lightweight and boast an ultra deep sleeping area

By Rosee Woodland Published
With out-of-the-box comfort, excellent durability and superb grip, these boots were a pleasant surprise for our previously cynical tester

By Rosee Woodland Last updated
An extra-snuggly changing robe with a host of useful features and superb storage

By Charlie Lyon, Rosee Woodland Last updated
The best changing robes will let you discreetly slip out of your wet stuff while helping you stay warm and dry

By Rosee Woodland Published
This changing robe cuts out the bells and whistles but makes up for it in portability and a green approach

By Pat Kinsella Last updated
Dartmoor is the last place in England and Wales where people can sleep under the stars without seeking permission or paying for the privilege – campaigners face their final battle today
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