A lightweight and versatile 3 man tunnel tent - updated for 2016 with high quality Yunan T6 poles and a lower profile design.
The OEX Coyote III is the largest tent in the OEX range, letting you camp in comfort, whether solo or with a companion.

The groundsheet is pre-attached, making pitching easy and keeping insects out, while the extended front porch gives you room to relax and plenty of space to store your gear.

Doors on each side let you choose your entry point according to the prevailing wind, and can also be opened as vents when camping in warmer weather.

HERO5 Black is the most powerful and easy-to-use GoPro ever, thanks to its 4K video, voice control, one-button simplicity, touch display and waterproof design.

Smooth stabilised video, crystal-clear audio and pro-quality photo capture combine with GPS to make HERO5 Black simply the best GoPro. And when it’s time to edit and share, HERO5 Black automatically uploads footage to your GoPro Plus cloud account to provide easy access on your phone. Then, you can create amazing videos automatically with Quick, the GoPro editing app.

The Nikon D7200 is one of the best enthusiast DSLRs out there, and a great choice if you're looking to upgrade from an entry-level model. It's packed with features and has a cracking sensor, and offers solid performance and an excellent AF system. It may be getting on a bit, but this means it now offers fantastic value for money too.

 24.4 MP DX-format sensor
Nikon's EXPEED 4 processor boosts the camera's overall performance
Wi-Fi and NFC support make your images easy to share instantly
Highly durable, dust-proof and moisture resistant build. The shutter unit is tested to 150,000 releases
Shoot in continuous release mode with a shutter speed of 4 seconds or slower, and record as many images as your media card and battery life will allow

The Les Paul Studio launched in 1983 as an affordable no-frills take on the classic Les Paul design. Like other Les Pauls, the Studio uses two humbuckers and a combination of a carved Maple top on a Mahogany body (though some early models use alder).  Unlike other Les Pauls, the Studio lacks any sort of binding on the fingerboard or body. Starting in 2005, Gibson produced a version of the Les Paul Studio with a more economical faded satin finish. The Les Paul Studio used an Ebony fingerboard up until 1994 when it switched to Rosewood.

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