
Highlander Outdoor & Forces
Highlander Outdoor has been designing camping and military-style kit in Scotland since 1985. Tents, rucksacks, sleeping systems and clothing built for wet hill days, weekend camps and cadet kit lists.
Highlander Cyclone Pro Waterproof Jacket
Lightweight, waterproof & breathable
From €76,24Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Tactical Cotton T-Shirt Ranger Green
Men's Plain Military Tee
€6,29Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Respite 2 Person Tunnel Tent
Lightweight, waterproof and compact
€142,91Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Military Folding Map Case
Water-Resistant Folding Map Holder
€7,25Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Skye FZ Carbon Fibre Walking Pole
Folding adjustable trekking pole
€28,51Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Loader 100L Holdall Gen2
Heavy Duty Multipurpose Gear Bag
€37,00Unit price /UnavailableHighlander Cargo Holdall Bag V2 65L
Lightweight Multipurpose Holdall
€19,23Unit price /Unavailable
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about Highlander.
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No. HMTC (Highlander Multi Terrain Camo) is Highlander's own camouflage pattern, designed to sit alongside MTP and MultiCam by using a similar colour palette. It is a value alternative that pairs well with issued kit, but it is not genuine issue MTP. It is popular with cadets, airsoft players and campers who want a coordinated look without the issue-kit price.
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Yes. Founded in Scotland in 1985, Highlander has built its reputation on practical, affordable outdoor kit designed for real-world UK conditions, from wet and windy hill days to weekend camps. The range spans entry-level through to more expedition-ready equipment, so you can match the gear to how hard you will use it. Browse the fullCamping Gearrange to see what is available.
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Highlander backs much of its range with a guarantee, but the length varies by product, with some items carrying a lifetime guarantee and others a shorter one. Always check the guarantee details on the specific product page before buying.
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Yes, Highlander Outdoor and Forces are the same company. The different names are just used to clearly show which products are for civilian use and which ones are for specialist use.