Knowledge

Cooking and eating in the cold means adapting your winter camp stove setup—because low temperatures cut fuel pressure, steal heat with wind, and make ignition and control fiddly, so small, predictable tweaks are what keep hot meals reliable. KEY TAKEAWAYS Cooking outdoors is always a bit of a balancing act, but winter turns it into…

There’s a particular kind of cold that only appears at night. The wind drops, the stars come out, and suddenly every weakness in your kit is exposed. If you’ve ever lain awake shivering in a tent, despite owning a supposedly warm sleeping bag, you’ll already know that sleeping well in winter is rarely about one piece of gear.  It’s about the sleep system.  From…

If you’ve ever set out for a crisp winter walk in the hills and ended up damp, chilled, and dreaming of a pub fire, you’ll know that British winters are rarely just cold; they’re wet, windy, and unpredictable.  At Trekitt, we’ve spent decades testing kit in exactly those conditions. From long days on ridgelines of…

Knowing how to prevent salt and grit damage to boots helps keep your winter footwear protected, comfortable and performing well in harsh conditions. This guide highlights the core steps you need to know. Key Takeaways Winter walking is brilliant—crisp air, snowy trails, maybe even a bit of sunshine if you’re lucky. But while you’re enjoying…

Reducing condensation in a tent during winter starts with understanding why moisture builds up in cold conditions, and this blog breaks down the key factors behind it while showing you the most effective ways to keep your shelter drier and more comfortable. Below is a quick overview of what you’ll learn: In SHORT… If you’ve…