New Outdoor Equipment

A History Of Canada In Ten MapsA #1 national bestseller, and one of the most engaging and engrossing books on Canadian history ever written, A History of Canada in Ten Maps is a masterwork by Adam Shoalts that chronicles not just the centuries of modern day Canada's formation, but conjures up the world as it would have appeared to those who were called upon to map it. Highly recommended.

Savotta Kantamus 60L Multi-Day PackThe Savotta Kantamus 60L multi-day pack is the big brother to the Kantamus 40L, and also includes feature favourites like an internal frame, and padded shoulder and waist straps. The main bag is scalable and compressible with a 60L maximum, however the lid features an additional 12L of space and the PALS webbing on sides, front, bottom and hip belt allows you to add as many additional pouches as needed, so you’re never without packing space for any trip.

Bushmen ULTRA TarpThe Bushmen ULTRA tarp is constructed from 100% waterproof ultralight 20D silnylon with a micro rip-stop weave, and features Dyneema reinforced stitching with loops that are hot welded, thereby creating a strong, permanent bond with the silicone layer. Great for hikers, solo canoeist and campers, and available in 3 sizes, the Bushmen ULTRA tarp packs up small and light - coming in at a mere 280g (0.6 lb) for the 2x3 size. Made in Poland.

Camp Coffee FilterThe Ace Brewer Camp Coffee filter is eminently packable, folds up flat, takes up next to no space in a pack, and features an organic cotton reusable filter that replaces hundreds of paper filters, or bulky camp french press mugs or containers. It's plastic free, waste free, and handmade in Canada - just pack along your favourite coffee grounds, and the Camp Coffee Filter does the rest.

Vanished Beyond the MapAdam Shoalts sets off to solve one of exploration history’s greatest cold cases using a trail of letters, journals and hand drawn maps left behind by missing explorer Hubert Darrell. Hubert vanished in November 1910, and was legendary for crossing thousands of kilometres alone on foot, ranging over difficult terrain including mountains and windswept tundra from Alaska to Hudson Bay. Vanished Beyond the Map combines first-person adventures, a detective story, and a biography; a trifecta of a compelling read.

Adventure Medical Kits - Ultralight & WatertightThe .5 is a great kit for one-to-two-day solo trips when you want an ultralight, waterproof kit with basic first aid essentials.

Beyond The TreesBeyond the Trees chronicles bestselling author and adventurer Adam Shoalts' unprecedented solo journey across North America's greatest wilderness: the arctic. A place where, in our increasingly interconnected, digital world, it's still possible to wander for months without crossing a single road, or even see another human being. Adam treks for nearly 4000 km from Eagle Plains, Yukon Territory to Baker Lake, Nunavut, and Beyond the Trees allows the reader to experience the adventure, obstacles, tribulations and triumphs of his journey.

Alone Against The NorthAdam Shoalts' first title chronicling an expedition into the unknown, "Alone Against The North is the story of Adam’s incredible adventures alone to some of the world’s last unexplored places, and was a #1 national best-seller in Canada for non-fiction.

Where The Falcon FliesEach spring, falcons migrate from southernmost Canada to remote arctic mountains. Intrigued, best selling author and adventurer Adam Shoalts grabbed his backpack and canoe, and resolved to follow the falcon’s route north on an astonishing 3,400-kilometre solo journey to the Arctic: thus the tale of Where The Falcon Flies was born. Spanning five ecoregions and centuries of fascinating history, this book is a masterwork by one of Canada’s most successful and audacious authors.

The Whisper On The Night WindIn the early 1900s, Traverspine, in the Mealy Mountains in central Labrador was an isolated little settlement, and the scene of an extraordinary haunting by large creatures none could identify: strange tracks were found in the woods. Unearthly cries were heard in the night. Sled dogs went missing. Children reported being stalked by a terrifying grinning animal. In "The Whisper on the Night Wind", decorated modern-day explorer and an expert on wilderness folklore Adam Shoalts picks up the trail from a century ago and sets off to the Labrador to investigate the tale. It is a spine-tingling adventure, straight from a land steeped in legends and lore, where Vikings wandered a thousand years ago and wolves and bears still roam free.