Walking

Choosing A Compass

Supported by Tiso ambassador, Nigel Williams, has participated in 6 Himalayan climbing expeditions including 2 to Everest in the 1980s, and other expeditions from Alaska to South Georgia, Morocco, Turkey...

GORE-TEX Care: How To Wash Your Waterproof

Taking care of your waterproof jacket, especially GORE-TEX, is well worth putting the time and effort into, but where do you start? We asked Tiso Supported-By, Ross Mclaren, to tell...

The Ultimate Walking Holiday | 10 Trails in Scotland

Scotland is famed all over the world as a spectacular walking holiday destination. From the highlands to the Islands, the opportunities to experience the great outdoors in our country are...

Waterproof Jackets Buying Guide

Exploring the Wettest Locations in Scotland | GORE-TEX

After a long, hot summer, the weather has finally began to turn back to normal here in Scotland. Winter is on the horizon, the light is fading earlier each day...

Jackets Buying Guide

Your outer layer is your barrier against the elements, and is perhaps the most crucial element of your outdoor kit. But with new technologies, fabrics, and designs emerging all the...

Rucksacks Buying Guide

Modern rucksacks are not only lighter and tougher than their predecessors, they are also engineered to help you to carry your kit as comfortably as possible. We’re here with our...

Step Up To Long Distance Trails | 5 Multi-day Hikes to Try This Year

Is this the year to challenge yourself on one of the UK’s long-distance hiking trails? Over recent years there has been an emergence of long-distance walking trails across the country....

Walking Socks Buying Guide

The walking sock - it’s often considered more of an accessory than a necessity, but is perhaps the most underrated piece of kit we own. The sock you choose to wear is...

Trousers Buying Guide

Whether you’re hiking eight Munros or popping out for an afternoon woodland stroll, investing in a good pair of outdoor trousers is crucial to ensure that you get the most...

Walking Boots Buying Guide

Your new boots are one of the most important items you can buy for hillwalking. Our Walking Boots Buying Guide is designed to give you practical advice on everything you...

Spending the Night in Scotland's Most Haunted Bothy with Guy Grieve...

Watch along as Guy Grieve stays the night in the most remote, most HAUNTED bothy in Scotland!

How to Clean Your GORE-TEX Footwear (Step-by-Step)

Even your outdoor footwear needs some TLC to keep it performing at its best, and Emilia is here with tips for cleaning and proofing so they’re sure to last you...

Scotland's Top 10 Bothies

We have picked our 10 favourite bothies across Scotland to help with some weekend adventure inspiration. If you are looking for a bothy perfect for wildlife spotting, solitude, Munro bagging...

Five Mistakes Every Hiker Makes!

Whether you are a seasoned pro or a complete newbie, we all make mistakes in the outdoors. Luckily, Emilia and Bruce are on hand to help you avoid them!

Walking Boots or Walking Shoes?

Struggling to find the right footwear for your walking style? Let us guide you to the perfect choice.

Testing Patagonia's PFC-FREE Waterproofs - Did They Hold Up?

Can Patagonia’s PFC-free waterproof jackets survive the Scottish summer rain?

UK's Most DANGEROUS Coastal Walk?! Testing Merrell's Moab Speed 2s

Where better to test out Merrell’s Moab Speed 2s than the Elie Chain Walk, a via ferrata route just an hour away from Edinburgh.

Hiking to the BEST view in Scotland?!

Join us as we venture around Glencoe with Tim and Amy, spending every moment they can exploring the glory and beauty of the Scottish Highlands, with the right GORE-TEX® kit...

Tested by Tiso | Osprey Rook & Renn 65L Ruckack Reviews

Check out our review of the Osprey Rook and Renn 65L Backpacks - famously trusted hiking rucksacks, perfect for multi-day adventures, offering lightweight and functional designs as well as all-day...

8 Top Trig Views In Scotland

We reveal eight great trig point summits in Scotland that should be on your walking list and a few facts you might not know about the hundreds of trigs dotted...