Somewear Global Hotspot

The Somewear Global Hotspot ensures you stay connected to the rest of the world no matter where you’re located, it has an impressive 100% global coverage! It uses the Iridium Satellite network and connects to your phone via BT letting you send messages or an email. You will also be able to receive weather reports and GPS mapping that tracks even the exact location from where you sent the last message. It also features an extremely useful SOS button. Plus the item itself is ruggedly built, it is water and shock proof and it even floats should it fall in water. Staying connected is important on adventures in the wild, and you find yourself often with low or none satellite coverage this might just be a lifesaver. watch the video below

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DEFENDER LENS COVER

The Defender Lens Cover is now available and it might just be the thing you need should you be someone who’s always worried about protecting your cameras lenses. It uses an elastomer/polymer material that will enhance adjustment by providing a tight fit and some added protection. Plus, there is a reinforced nylon plate that will give extra stiffness and protection to the lens itself. Available in 5 different sizes (from 55-62 mm up to 114 mm), the cover has a flex...
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FUGOO TOUGH XL

Meet Fugoo Tough XL the big brother of the popular Fugoo Tough Bluetooth speaker, it is bigger, louder and tougher than the original. Fugoo Tough XL is built tough, rugged and sure to endure heavy-duty treatments for a lifetime. But no worries, sound quality was not overlooked, these babies have 8 acoustic drivers that enable it to push out up to 97 db of sharp and full 360 degree sound pleasure. Enrich your outdoor experience by adding your favorite soundtrack to t...
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STARLINK MARITIME ANTENNA

After introducing the RV Antenna, an internet service for RV owners or people who like camping or road trips, Starlink have now introduced the Maritime Antenna, offering yacht owners high-speed, low-latency internet access at speeds of up to 350 Mbps in the most remote waters in the world. The hardware itself has a small footprint, taking up minimal above-deck space, and the service is pay as you go, giving users the freedom to pause and decelerate at any ...
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