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Energy Foods and Energy Drinks

Eating and drinking when undertaking an outdoor activity is extremely important as it enables you to perform at your best throughout the duration, be this a couple of hours or a few days. At the same time they will enable you to recover better, sleep easier and maintain good levels of warmth when at rest.

Certain foods and drinks are better for different types of activity than others. It is also interesting to note that some foods and drinks can actually be detrimental to your continued performance.

In many cases you can carry pre-prepared food and drink. Check out our ranges of electrolyte, isotonic and energy drink additives from High Five to make the best use of your liquid consumption. High 5 also provide us with a tasty range of energy bars and gels. The chocolate protein bar comes highly recommended by Up and Under staff on the river and the crag. Clif Bar is the bar of choice for many climbers.

For multi day trips a combination of the above is wise to keep you operating well. We particularly like the High 5 Zero Sport as it is an electrolyte for keeping you hydrated in tablet form that you just pop into your bottle / bladder.

Dehydrated Food

On top of these you will need more substantial meals and dehydrated cook in the bag meals mean that you don't have any washing up to do and there is no simmering which means less gas to carry. We've been stocking Reiter meals for years and successfully supplying all sorts of expeditions, To this range we have added food from Mountain House for a bit of variety. Try a few out and see what tickles you fancy.

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SALE - Outdoor Research Sale

We have a number of special offers from Outdoor Research that aren't from our normal range so there is something new to get your teeth into during the bleak mid winter. It includes gloves (some heated), hats, dry bags, down jackets, waterproofs, windproofs, softshells and baselayers.
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Rab Retailer Support Program

Rab are helping support their independent retailer partners by providing customers who buy direct from Rab's website with a 5% discount off RRP and in turn they will give 25% of your order value back to your local outdoor shop just by using the code UP 01.
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Rob Smith - Offa's Dyke In One Sitting - A new unsupported FKT

I set out from the official start (or end) of the Offa’s Dyke National Trail in Prestatyn with the intention of running (jogging, hiking and a lot of hobbling) – the 177 miles to the other end of the trail at Sedbury Cliffs, just outside Chepstow. I did finally get there, just over 3 days later, setting what is, for now, a fastest known time for a self-supported completion of the trail.
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