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Asolo AFS 8000 Boots (m): These highly technical boots from Asolo are designed for extreme alpine conditions, ideal for ice climbing and use on altitudes up to and over 5000m. The inner boot consists of seven layers to preserve heat and provide comfort, as well as to provide a thorough level of waterproofing. The soles are highly abrasion resistant and a shock absorber in the heel softens high impact areas on the foot.; was £220.00 £120.00

Asolo Voyager XCR Boots (m): The Asolo Voyager XCR boots keep your feet dry as you blast down soggy spring and summer trails. Snow-melt run-off and summer rain don't stand a chance against the Voyager's waterproof, three-layer Gore-Tex XCR lining. Meanwhile, the boot's high breathability keeps your feet from getting sweaty and wet on the inside.; £99.00

Asolo Rhythm XCR Shoes (w): The Rhythm XCR hiking shoe from Asolo has a GORE-TEX XCR lining which is highly breathable with waterproof assurance. The footbed has an anatomical design fitting natural walking motion. Shock absorption and side-to-side support is maintained by the Asosorb lasting board, perfect for light and fast hiking adventures.; was £85.00 £55.00

Cicerone Climbing in the Moroccan Anti-Atlas: Climbing in the Anti-Atlas offers routes on crags on the south side of Jebel el Kest, 120km south-east of Agadir and close to the oasis town of Tafroute. Here the superb rock conditions on the pink quartzite rock of Jebel provide excellent rock climbing of up to 500 metres in height in all grades. This guide gives comprehensive coverage of approximately 25 crags, mostly unexplored by any climber. However, it is not a place for the novice. Many of the crags are complex, and route finding can be difficult. Descents occasionally involve abseils and down-climbing in exposed situations. The weather is rarely inclement and, even when it is, it is unlikely to involve electrical storms.; £12.00

Cordee Books Rock Climbing in Scotland: This is a guide to rock climbing in Scotland which contains information on the latest routes and the most recent local area knowledge. These are comprehensive guides to rock climbing in two of the most popular climbing regions in Britain, written for visiting and local climbers of all levels of experience. Each book offers more than five hundred routes, all checked, graded and described pitch by pitch. Illustrations - detailed crag diagrams or topographical photographs - make the climbs easy to locate and follow. Each chapter contains a section of information about access, local transport and accommodation. Frances Lincoln took over publication of these highly successful rock climbing guides from Constable in 2004.; £12.99