This page lists companies that have contributed sponsorship of some form to my adventures.

An important note. I only use gear that is worth using. I won't use supplied equipment just because it has been supplied at reduced or no charge, it has to be top notch gear that performs faultlessly.



Mont Adventure Equipment

Mont make some of the very best outdoor equipment available within Australia and I am proud to use their gear. I use their travel clothing, warm wear, down clothing, tents, sleeping bags and packs, and headwear. It is all fantastic stuff to use, well designed, durable and functional.


Helinox make some of the coolest chairs around. My Chair Zero goes with me everywhere now, it’s just so nice to be able to lean back after a day’s walk or paddle.
I’m looking forward to working with Helinox to try out more of their gear. 


Smitten

Smitten woollen clothing is as good as it gets. Well made, stylish and best of all, it doesn't get stinky after days of use on end!

DeLorme

DeLorme's messenger device, the InReach SE is an awesome piece of technological wizardry. It sends and receives messages and emails via satellite, tracks my progress and it also has an emergency function. And best of all, it works anywhere on Earth because it uses the Iridium network. DeLorme provided an InReach for my solo trip to Greenland and 9 years later it is still going strong. Now owned by Garmin, the InReach is an exceptional piece of gear.


Norske Skog Papermakers

My employer before I retired. They have been generous both with their time and support, a great company to work for.


Singapore air have generously increased my baggage limit on overseas expeditions.

Etihad has been very generous in assistance with excess baggage whilst on expedition.

Packalarm

I seriously hope I never hear these alarms activate as it means I have an unwelcome rather large white furry creature close to my tent. But they will give me an opportunity to stay alive…enough said.

Icelandair

Icelandair has been very generous in assistance with excess baggage between the UK and Iceland


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