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OM 2007/08 Award Winners - Gear!
By Jon on 17/03/2008 13:18:16
Welcome to the OM Awards Virtual Presentation - and we kick off with the winners of the kit categories
Hinkes, the first Britonto summit all 14 of the world's 8,000-metre peaks and climber, guideand writer, Simon Yates.The real manifestations of the pair were kind enough to doll outthe certificates at the weekend's OS Outdoors Show and obviously we
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Outdoors Diary - Friday 15 December, 2006
By Alfred Todger on 15/12/2006 15:53:25
Renowned outdoors chronicler returns to Muckthwaite following his alpine adventures and finds the village gearing up for a traditional Muckthwaite Christmas.
Muckthwaite, Friday 15 December, 2006I'd best apologise for my absence from pages of OUTDOORSmagic.Thing is, after Jack Clegg's unfortunate accident on t'north face ofthe Igor, I were reduced to walking home from Switzerland and it tooksome time and no mistake.We're bred hard tho...
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2005 Review Of The Year - Part One
By Jon/Dave Mycroft on 05/01/2006 16:40:55
A quick look back at the first six months of 2005 on OUTDOORSmagic complete with gear, geekery and record-breaking mountaineering feats :-)
, we added a Gruband Accommodation section to the user review system, so you couldadd pubs, caffs and the like. And on the gear front, the nice peopleat Osprey introduced us to their oven-bakedhip-belt, mmmm... They also brought us our new favourite day
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Live From OutDoor In Germany
By Jon on 14/07/2011 08:05:37
Europe's OutDoor trade show - 890 brands from 39 countries and we're here to report on what's new and innovative in the world of outdoors gear.
View From The Press RoomView From The Press RoomWe're out in Germany right now for Europe - and possibly the world's - biggest OutDoor trade show, the astonishingly BIG OutDoor in Friedrichshafen, Germany. Outside it's damp and drizzly, but inside
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Advertorial: Yew Clothing
By Yew Clothing on 08/01/2010 11:37:31
Enjoy the great outdoors? Then why not make a small difference towards saving Mother Nature by choosing Yew Clothing
SUSTAINABLE STYLE FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURESYou love the outdoors. You can show that by choosing Yew Clothing. Made from 100% recycled fabric, Yew is a new concept in active wear offering a complete range of durable technical tops, base layers
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Weekly Podcast Round Up
By Weird Darren on 09/03/2007 10:52:50
Last week's outdoor podcasts look at essential mountaineering kit, the Cairngorms, and more...
can download it from Cameron's blog.The Outdoors StationThe Outdoors Station launched last weekend with a new podcast plus all the previous content in its new home:.The Outdoors Station - The OS Outdoor Show 2007 PreviewIt gives you the chance to win
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Scramble Basics
By Jon on 30/06/2009 15:01:51
The basics, the skills, the techniques, the best routes and lots more on OM.
is packed full of ideas right across England, Wales andScotland. Scrambling Gear Guide Bamboozled by kit choice? Richard Gear hassome handy guidelines to help you decide what you need to carry andwear for basic scrambling
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Your 2002 Outdoor Stars
By The Mystic Mouflon on 03/01/2002 16:25:50
The Mystic Mouflon returns to weave his magic spell of astral prognostication. Here's what 2002 has in store for you. Ignore it at your own risk...
High on the Mystic Mountain, his crystal horns humming in the cosmic winds, the Mystic Mouflon (it's a sort of mountain goat, all right) divines the astral patterns that govern your outdoor life. Here
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Via Ferrata - The Beginner's Guide
By Susan on 07/04/2008 20:42:51
The what, where, why and how of climbing Via Ferrata ...
you embark on the venture.The gearSome Via Ferrata gear is specific to the sport. Other bits of kit can come out of the cupboard where you keep your walking and climbing gear…Starting with the non-specialist gear, helmets are a must on Via Ferrata
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Advertorial: Páramo Profile 1
By Páramo on 01/07/2010 11:17:32
A global adventure with Páramo by Alan Kimber
of latitude are crossed.Páramo multi-activity gear was as usual top of our list to help us comfortably survive the heat, rain and wind. Also, we had to consider weight restrictions with only 20 kgs each and that included a small trekking tent, camera gear
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