Rob Slade is a Content Editor at 220 Triathlon. With a passion for adventure travel, fitness, and wellness programs, he draws on his extensive experience in testing gear and exploring the great outdoors. Rob's work has been featured in BBC Countryfile Magazine, Bauer Outdoors, 220 Triathlon, and MSN.
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By: Rob Slade
Spring is officially here, so we gathered a team of experts to reveal the summits they most want to stand on once winter fully releases its grip.
Jonathan Acott is a man on a mission. The endurance athlete, performance coach and board-level manager has survived cancer six times, but despite
By: Rob Slade
The Marathon des Sables sees runners cover 270km across the Sahara Desert in what many call the world's toughest footrace. Here's what that feels like
By: Rob Slade
Rob Slade We put so much time, effort and money into purchasing thebest running shoes, yet often seem to ignore the value of picking the best running socks for our feet.
By: Rob Slade
The head torch market is competitive, even at the budget end of the market. Can this option from Decathlon rise above the rest? from Forclaz
There's always a lot going on during Everest climbing season, but this year there are some pretty huge stories you should pay attention to...
By: Rob Slade
More and more people are getting into the trouble in the UK's mountains. Here are the mistakes to avoid if you become one of them...
“On summit day, you leave from the South Col – essentially 8,000m– so you're deep in the death zone. You generally don't sleep at the South Col.
By: Rob Slade
British outdoor brand Alpkit is launching its first-ever range of footwear this month, including walking shoes, hiking boots and approach shoes.
By: Rob Slade
British mountain guide Kenton Cool has broken his own record for the most number of Everest summits for a non-Sherpa after topping out for the 20th time
