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Salomon S-Lab Sense 4 Ultra Review
Salomon S-Lab Sense 4 Ultra Review
I’ve been running, hiking and scrambling in the Salomon S-Lab Sense 4 Ultra (and the predecessor) for years now, and it’s time for a long-term review.
DJI Spark Review – is this the most expensive paperweight ever?
DJI Spark Review – is this the most expensive paperweight ever?
So after 15 months of owning a DJI Spark I thinks it’s time for a review. At the time of purchase the Spark was the smallest, lightest drone readily available with its specs. Full HD camera, fast flying mode, obstacle…
Colombia – Cartagena, Minca, Barichara and Bogota
Colombia – Cartagena, Minca, Barichara and Bogota
So, after our first few weeks exploring Colombia and getting exhausted from running races (see more about that here), it was time for my lovely friend Katie to visit. I’ve known Katie for about 16 years. I used to go…
Guatemala (without bicycles!)
Guatemala (without bicycles!)
We left El Salvador with a pannier each and hopped on a bus to Antigua, Guatemala. We were very excited about getting to spend some time off the bikes – hiking, running, and really getting to explore some places. We…
Hiking El Cocuy National Park
Hiking El Cocuy National Park
With only 1000 foreign visitors a year, El Cocuy National Park is an excellent place to get off the beaten track in Colombia. Alas, getting off the beaten track does mean a little bit more organisation and patience – so,…
Rab Mountain Marathon – Everything You Need to Know

Rab Mountain Marathon – Everything You Need to Know

So what is the Rab Mountain Marathon, what do you need to know and why should you do a mountain marathon? The RMM is an orienteering, fell running event in the mountains somewhere in the UK (the location changes every…

Konstantin 31/08/2016 Race Diaries No Comments
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HJ Socks ProTrek Extreme & Explorer Softtop Review

HJ Socks ProTrek Extreme & Explorer Softtop Review

Disclaimer: I was provided with these products for free for review purposes. I tested these products thoroughly and the opinions expressed here are my own. HJ Socks have been around for over a century, and the brand virtually screams “quintessentially…

Konstantin 29/08/2016 Reviews No Comments
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Mountain Equipment Kinesis Jacket Review

Mountain Equipment Kinesis Jacket Review

The Mountain Equipment Kinesis jacket is both a midlayer and an outer layer and over the last couple of months has become my favourite piece of outdoor clothing. I’ve used it alpine climbing in the Alps last summer, winter climbing in…

Konstantin 18/08/2016 Reviews No Comments
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Circular Trolltunga Hike in Norway

Circular Trolltunga Hike in Norway

The Trolltunga hike is billed (by basically every Google search I did) as a 22k out and back walk. Turns out it’s actually very easy to make this into a loop walk if you’re happy to camp, and don’t mind…

Janneke 08/08/2016 European Diaries 3 Comments
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Lakes Sky Ultra – Race Day

Lakes Sky Ultra – Race Day

Soooo… the Lakes Sky Ultra. Ultra steep. Ultra technical. Ultra hard. Ultra beautiful. Ultra awesome. But let me start from the beginning. I was pretty apprehensive the week before the race. More so than before any other race I’ve done.…

Konstantin 26/07/2016 Race Diaries No Comments
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Van Browsing

Van Browsing

So yesterday Janneke and I went van browsing at a huge used van centre near Heathrow. Exciting times! We just wanted to get a better idea of the dimensions of the vans we’re considering buying for our conversion. Currently our…

Konstantin 17/07/2016 Van Conversion No Comments
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Who says you can’t camp in style?

Who says you can’t camp in style?

Who says you can’t have an adventure and travel in style? Last weekend we were invited to an amazing wedding up in the Peak District. Our plan was to take advantage of the location the day after the wedding. So…

Konstantin 12/07/2016 European Diaries No Comments
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Lakes Sky Ultra Recce

Lakes Sky Ultra Recce

Luckily I had booked last weekend in for some mountain adventures for a long time. I definitely needed to blow off some steam after the EU referendum results were announced on Friday. So I left work early on Friday afternoon,…

Konstantin 01/07/2016 Race Diaries 2 Comments
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Cuban Cigars and Cuban Cars

Cuban Cigars and Cuban Cars

Like many other thousands of tourists over the last couple of years – I was desperate to visit Cuba before the already warming relations with the US turned into a burning romance. I had been watching with trepidation as communication lines…

Janneke 27/06/2016 Ramblings No Comments
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Kayaking in Finland

Kayaking in Finland

There are thousands and thousands of islands of various sizes in the Gulf of Finland. Sea kayaking turned out to be the perfect way to go and explore some of the islands close to Helsinki.

Janneke 02/06/2016 European Diaries 4 Comments
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