Archive for: Rohan Clothing

New Spring Summer Catalogue Online

Rohan Shops, News & Events | March 12, 2012

New Arrivals! Items from our Spring/Summer 2012 collection are arriving every day. We think it’s our best-looking, most functional range ever. Men’s... Read the full story »

Where is the next Rohan shop opening?

Rohan Shops | February 29, 2012

The next town to have a Rohan shop is… Any ideas? A clue a day for the next seven days 1st clue the photo 2nd clue once a famous river crossing 3rd clue please... Read the full story »

Spring is Here!

Rohan People & Places | February 14, 2012

(Well, Spring deliveries are here) It’s always exciting when the new stock starts to arrive at Rohan’s base here in Milton Keynes. It’s always exciting... Read the full story »

My first half marathon – update

Rohan People & Places | January 25, 2012

Marina, Maz wearing red hair band & girls Thanks to the invitation for free personal training for women running their first half marathon with www.mazfit.co.uk... Read the full story »

Extreme Minimalism?

Rohan People & Places | January 7, 2012

Living with only 15 items A recent article caught my attention entitled Extreme Minimalism. Written by Andrew Hyde who in his own words lives on the road. In August... Read the full story »

Sabah Salute – We Will Not Forget

Rohan People & Places | September 26, 2011

Congratulations to the Sabah Salute expedition team on the successful completion of their death march trek. The 14 strong expedition team comprised officers and... Read the full story »

Sabah Salute – Expedition Success

Guest Contributors | September 13, 2011

“It has been said that life can be likened to a piece of string with knots in it,” “the knots being those moments that live in the mind forever,... Read the full story »

Rohan Riders UPDATE

Rohan People & Places | September 9, 2011

Rohan Riders – Thanks for your help so far! We are STILL working on a new cycle wear range! It never gets easier, you just go faster. Greg Lemond Well we... Read the full story »

Sabah Salute – Fitting Tribute

Guest Contributors | September 8, 2011

Lest We Forget On the outskirts of a dusty and traffic ridden town is a small piece of tranquility. The Kundasang War Memorial is the fitting tribute to the Commonwealth... Read the full story »

Sabah Salute – The Final March

Guest Contributors | September 4, 2011

We woke this morning with mixed emotions. Firstly proud of what we had achieved but also saddened in the fact that this was the end of the marching phase. During... Read the full story »

We're not sure about: Tents atmosphereA novel solution to this rather wet "drought", this isn't the most fetching garment, but is designed to be pegged to the ground to create an ad hoc shelter from the elements. The Audit is holding out for the luxury version with built-in cushion and drinks holder.

Preview: Rohan's new Canopy Cape The large cape provides head to toe protection against mud and rain, and also doubles up as a shelter.
Rohan's large cape is made from high quality 62 g/m polyamide – normally seen on the technical mountain tents – which has been saturated with waterproof silicone to provide a durable and total barrier to water.

6 of the best backpacks Every bloke needs a good looking rucksack in which to cart their life around.
Yes, manbags have their uses but they won't fit in your gym gear and your laptop.From ridiculously good Rohan to brilliant Burton, here David Frith runs down some of the best on the market.

Rohan Goes Retro With Canopy Cape Versatile waterproof cape uses moden materials and construction for versatile weather protection.

Rope recycling: volunteer needed for climbing recycling project The BMC is supporting a pilot project to see if there is a commercial model for recycling climbing ropes and other equipment like helmets and hardware. We're looking for volunteers interested in a career in sustainable business.

Army & Navy Stores up for sale after 93 years YORK’S Army & Navy Stores, which was founded in 1919, is up for sale as its owners retire.

The 100mph bike – designed in the bath and made from an old saucepan Graeme Obree, the Scottish cyclist, is building a bike on which he hopes to smash the world speed record and reach 100mph.

Ueli Steck to climb Everest without oxygen Switzerland’s Ueli Steck is one of the world’s greatest mountaineers. He is renowned for making record-breaking solo ascents of peaks in the Himalayas and the Alps.

Rohan Spring/Summer 2012 Lookbook British outdoors brand Rohan take to the rocks for their Spring/Summer 2012 lookbook...