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I'm resident outside the UK, but I'll be back in the UK for a couple of weeks in late January and I have some gear I'd like to bring with me and sell, if there are any takers. Of course, I don't want to carry anything that isn't going to be sold, so I thought I'd put up the sale notice early. Obviously, I don't expect payment yet, but I'd like to know if anyone's interested.

 Terra Nova Superlite Voyager Tent (2009 - latest - model). Unused. Only set up to check and seam-seal. £240 without pegs. Add £10 if you want pegs or the footprint.

 RAB Neutrino SL Topbag. Used 20 nights, always with a liner or clean clothes. Always stored uncompressed. Excellent condition. £120.

GoLite Ultralite 3-season Quilt, same as above. £125. (I really like this quilt and may decide not to sell.)

POE Ether Thermo 6, regular. Used 2 nights. Comes with stuff sack and repair kit. £30.

Primus Express Spider Stove. Unused. £30.

Trangia 25-2 UL. Used about 10 times. Has a slight dent in the windshield (cosmetic). £40.

Karrimor Panther 55-65 f (Women's) in blue. Unused. £40.

Exped Fold Dry Bags, 1x8 litres, 1x13 litres. £10 for the pair. I don't want to split them unless you are adding them to one of the other items above.

All prices include Royal Mail 1st class recorded delivery. I can take photos if you're interested. I have the tags (removed) and the original invoices for most items.

Some photos:

Golite quilt

RAB topbag

Karrimor Panther

The golite quilt is really good. Got one in XL for ridiculous, never to be repeated price once but for £125 it is still a good secondhand bargain. Went for £280 new IIRC!! Less than half price for a few years use is not too bad I reckon.

A little background info on it, the grey colour fabric to the opening and foot are actually a waterproof or at least highly resistant fabric. The purpose is in case your feet touch a tent wall and condensation. Also when you breathe out on a cold day the water in your breath can condense onto the bag at the opening. Never experienced it myself but the foot area has touched the inside of a single skin shelter (Force10 Vitesse tent) and it shrugged off the drips. Indeed the rest of the fabric also shed water drips too if the wind blew the fly to shake them off it. Only issue I have is that I didn't like to see the down through the thin but very strong fabric. It took experience of it to realise that the fabric was easily up to the job of being downproof and able to take some abuse too.

Mike, I've answered you by pm. For anybody else reading, I'm back in the UK now but the quilt is in Turkey as it didn't look as if anyone was interested. If anybody's interested in the quilt in a year's time, let me know!

Thanks for adding the extra info, TP.