Wilderness Shop

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Skiing Rock climbing Bushwalking

The Wilderness Shop, 969 Whitehorse Road, Box Hill, Melbourne, Victoria 3128, AUSTRALIA. Ph: (03) 9898 3742

Equipment Specialists for Bushwalking, Adventure Travel,
Rockclimbing and Cross Country Skiing

Wilderness Shop Bushwalking Rockclimbing Cross Country Skiing Travel

Wilderness Shop Box Hill

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Julbo Dolgan
Julbo Dolgan
Just one of the great range in stock!

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Ortlieb Back Roller Pannier
Back Roller Pannier

Ortlieb Safe-it
Safe-it

LED
LENSER

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LED Lenser Torches

Julbo is a manufacturer of multi-sport eyewear for mainstream users and elite athletes, incorporating world-renowned optical quality and a new bold style. The Wilderness Shop is proud to present them to you!

Julbo Lens Technology
Polar+

High precision ant-reflection polarizing lens
Zebra
Photochromatic lens

Camelon

Dual technology photochromatic & polarizing

Antifog

Applied by laser for maximum life

Hydrophobic
Treatment causing water to slip off the lens
Anti-reflection
Increases optical comfort

The Wilderness Shop has a range of waterproof Ortlieb products for all outdoor activities, not just cycling! They are characterized by tightly sealed closure systems: for example roll closures, waterproof zippers, velcro, or sliding seal closures. Many design features are patented and serve as the benchmark outdoor market.

Ortlieb Panniers

Back Roller Panniers

No compromises if you go with this rear pannier with roll closure and QL1 mounting system. The most popular bike pannier model. Not only proven for touring but also a thousand times in daily use. Tear resistant polyester fabric, large reflectors, shoulder carrying strap.
Front Roller Panniers
They transport your luggage on the left and right side of the front wheels respectively, giving optimal weight distribution and best protection. Their robust, tough fabric, ample volume and extremely low weight make them perfect for extended bike tours, as well as daily use from home.

LED Lenset V-Focus
V-Focus
LEDs – are cold light illuminants, man-made products manufactured in microchip factories. They consist of crystals with implanted impurity atoms. The electrons circling the atomic nuclei are thrown off their course by the influence of electricity. Upon regaining their position, they emit part of said electrical energy in the form of light. This process is comparable to the glow of a shooting star that ionizes when entering the atmosphere.
LEDs provide up to 100,000 hours of service life. By comparison, conventional flashlight bulbs last 20 to 100 hours and filament bulbs approximately 1,000 hours. Since LEDs give off far less heat, their power consumption is remarkably low. A standard LED uses up only 0.1 watt, and our new, ultra-bright power chips use up between 0.8 and 3 watts. In addition, LEDs are shockproof and almost indestructible.

GEAR REVIEWS!

 

 

Kerry on Mt Anne

Exped Trekking Poles, by Kerry

Last February I spent 2 weeks walking in Tasmania with my Exped Trekking Poles. We walked to Frenchmans Cap via the "soddon Loddon" Plains, visited the Western Arthurs, and climbed Mt Anne.
I have found the trekking poles a definate must on any trip where I am carrying a heavy pack or walking through rough terrain. The "soddon Loddon" had me knee deep in mud, so my poles were used to haul myself along. On Frenchmans Cap, I used them for balance on the rocky ascent and descent.
I especially like the features on the Exped poles, such as the extended soft foam handles, useful in undulating terrain, and the three pole sections for compactness.

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Kerry with Exped Pole


 

GEAR REVIEWS


Karhu Solstice XT &
XCD GT Skis

The new Karhu skis will find a home in many a skiers home.
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OR Essence Tee,
I wore my new Outdoor Research Essence Tee rockclimbing
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MSR Simmerlite
I have had good experiences with the MSR Simmerlite stove
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Exped Trekking Poles
Last February I spent 2 weeks walking in Tasmania with my Exped Trekking Poles.
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Exped Synmat
On a recent overnight bushwalking trip in the Wonongatta Valley,
I tested out the EXPED SYNMAT 7
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Mont Austral
Rain Jacket

Hi Glen, Just got back from Tassie. Thanks for recommending the Mont jackets.
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Mont Krypton Tent
Last summer I borrowed the new Mont Krypton tent
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Telemark Video
Powederwhore

Powderwhore 05 is an exhilarating telemark film
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WE Freycinet Pack
The Freycinet pack has recently been updated from the original WE Discovery 2 pack
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Mont Lightspeed
Rain Jacket

My Lightspeed jacket saw some wet weather action when I recently visited New Zealand.
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Site last updated 1st July 2008