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Marmot DriClime Catalyst Jacket (m): The Marmot DriClime Catalyst jacket is a slightly more technical addition to the Marmot Wind line series, using 'upcycled' DriClime fabric, with angel wing arm movement, a bi-component wicking lining for superb wind and water resistance and breathability, as well as stretch panels in the elbows make it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities. Clever design features like those as well as others like the Napolean chest pocket with headphone port, and the fully adjustable collar hood and elastic draw cord, make this an amazing value, functional and good looking jacket for the price!; was £75.00 £56.00

The North Face Metropolis Parka Jacket (w): The North Face Metropolis Parka Jacket is a warm and stylish jacket to keep you cosy on really cold days. Ideal for cold days in town, with a longer length and a hood. In fact with its extra-long cut acting as a full-body shield against freezing conditions and exceptional warmth this parka is virtually an upright sleeping bag !; £194.76

Berghaus Hobart III Fleece Jacket (m): Windproof Polartec fleece jacket, ideal for outdoor activities where a shell is not required.; was £99.00 £85.00

Cordee Books Edinburgh 40 Walks (pocket mountains): Edinburgh is a fantastic historic city to explore on foot and its proximity to spectacular mountains, lochs and coastline make it truly unique. The 40 easy walks in Edinburgh and the Lothians in this book capture all that is best about Scotland's capital, including the atmospheric Old Town with its closes and sinister past, the elegant crescents and gardens of the New Town ,volcanic Arthur's Seat (don't worry , it's extinct) above Holyrood Palace , the Scottish Parliament, and,the Water of Leith that runs through the villages at the heart of the city.; £7.00

Cordee Books Coast & Castles Bike Guide (pocket mountains): Coast and Castles Route 1 is an impressive cross-border cycle route stretching almost 600km up the North Sea coast from Hadrian’s frontier city of Newcastle to Aberdeen via Northumbria’s brooding castles perched on cliff tops, smugglers’ havens, Edinburgh’s medieval Old Town and Aberdeenshire’s fishing villages and beautiful sweeping sandy beaches. This guide has all you need to plan your journey, including the rail-linked sections and traffic-free rides for families looking for fun days out, as well as inspiring detours for cyclists wishing to explore some of the finest coast and countryside that Scotland and England have to offer.; £7.00