I’ve got a Tilley T3 Wandered Hat which is awesome for keeping your face in the shade and your head cool in hot, sunny weather. So what are your options for colder weather and climates? Well you could wear a beanie or bobble hat to keep your head warm but they’re not going to keep you shaded from the rain or look sophisticated like a real hat. That’s why today I’m going to be reviewing the Tilley Classic Winter Hat…
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It’s got to that time of year again, be prepared to start rushing around panic-buying presents for your loved ones. Never fear however, as Wild Tide is here to help you out with a few items that would suit the outdoor adventurer in your life. If you find this Christmas gift guide useful, you might like to check out my previous Christmas gift guides here. Nalgene Everyday 1 Litre Wide Mouth Water Bottle The Nalgene Everyday 1 Litre…
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I’m a huge fan of Petromax and love every piece of their campfire cooking gear that I’ve used, be it their Dutch Oven, Ring Pan, Waffle Iron, Kettle or Portable Hobo Stove. This year Petromax have branched out and have created clothing that lives up to their reputation. I’ve been wearing the Petromax Deubelskerl Loden Jacket recently and will be reviewing it here for you today. Petromax have taken their love of the outdoors and their ethos of using high…
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If you’ve been frustrated by the cold weather hindering your winter adventures in the wild, then you may be in need of some kit designed for the coldest months. This is why I’ve been testing out the Oboz Men’s Bridger 8″ Insulated Waterproof Hiking Boot. I wore them on a cold walk along the Cornish coast path, luckily these boots are as good at keeping your feet warm in cold conditions as the seals that swam alongside me are at…
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The southeast Asian travel route wouldn’t be complete without a visit to vibrant Vietnam. From exploring Ho Chi Minh City on the back of a Vespa to drifting through a maze of rivers and swamps along the Mekong Delta, there’s so much to do here. You’ll discover everything from rice paddies and floating markets to French colonial architecture and exhilarating urban culture filled with cool cafes, sizzling street food and fascinating history. There’s plenty of adventure to be had, both…
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