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Team Nautilus Take On the GB Row Challenge
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Team Nautilus Take On the GB Row Challenge

Preparing for a 2,000-mile unsupported circumnavigation of mainland Great Britain takes more than determination alone. Discover how Team Nautilus is using Lifesystems safety and survival equipment to help them stay...

Lifesystems and the BMC Unite to Support Mountain Safety
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Lifesystems and the BMC Unite to Support Mountain Safety

Lifesystems has partnered with the British Mountaineering Council (BMC) to support climbers, hill walkers and mountaineers through improved safety awareness, education and access to trusted outdoor safety equipment.

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22 Countries, 4 Months and One Reliant Robin: London to Cape Town with Hold My Gear
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22 Countries, 4 Months and One Reliant Robin: London to Cape Town with Hold My Gear

Seth and Ollie set out to drive a Reliant Robin from London to Cape Town, crossing 22 countries and more than 14,000 miles in pursuit of a world record. Along...


Lifesystems Partner with Mountaineering Scotland to Support Mountain Safety
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Lifesystems Partner with Mountaineering Scotland to Support Mountain Safety

Lifesystems and Mountaineering Scotland have joined forces to help improve safety awareness in the mountains, combining practical guidance with access to trusted outdoor safety equipment.

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echargeable glow stick clipped to a rucksack strap for visibility during low light conditions.
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The Complete Guide to Lighting for Hiking, Camping & Expeditions

Lighting is essential kit for hiking, camping and emergency use. From head torches to glow markers, this guide explains what to consider and which option suits your needs.

Hiker using a pair of Lifesystems trekking poles on rocky terrain in the hills, wearing a backpack and outdoor clothing.
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The Benefits of Trekking Poles

Trekking poles, also called walking poles, can reduce strain on joints, improve balance, and make long days on the trail more efficient. Here’s why they help.

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Close-up of a Lifesystems mosquito net with EX8 anti-mosquito treatment label, showing fine mesh detail outdoors.
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The Complete Guide to Mosquito Nets for Travel & Adventure

Mosquito nets are an essential travel companion for adventurers heading to tropical or midge-prone regions. Our complete guide covers everything from wedge and box nets to self-supporting and expedition mesh...

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Lifesystems Launches First-Ever Tent: The Solo Peak
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Lifesystems Launches First-Ever Tent: The Solo Peak

Lifesystems has launched its first-ever tent: the Solo Peak Tent. Weighing just 1kg, this ultra lightweight one-person shelter is built for hikers, bikepackers, and fastpackers seeking reliable protection and comfort...

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Lifesystems Expedition MAX DEET Insect Repellent being sprayed onto an arm
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Debunking Common Myths About Insect Repellents

There’s a lot of misinformation out there when it comes to insect repellents. From fear-mongering about DEET to overhyped wristbands, we cut through the noise and set the record straight.

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Trek First Aid Kit displayed on rocky mountain terrain with the contents laid out in front, alpine peaks in the background.
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How to Choose the Right First Aid Kit for the Outdoors

A reliable outdoor first aid kit is essential for any adventure – but with so many options, how do you choose the right one? This guide explains what to look...

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Six team members of the UK paddling crew stand beside their branded canoe 'Breaking Wind' on the riverbank ahead of the Yukon River Quest, featuring Lifesystems and Great Britain logos.
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Paddling to Victory: The Story of the 2025 Yukon River Quest Champions

We’re proud to support a team of six paddlers who took on the Yukon River Quest – a 444-mile endurance race through the Canadian wilderness – and came away as...

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