Castleberg Outdoors News

Meet the new kid on the block in the world of fell running...the Scarpa Spin ST. A shoe designed to tackle the muddiest of conditions, but is a surprisingly capable all-rounder ready to challenge the traditional shoes in the category... Continue reading →

Injinji have always been well known for their bold, bright designs and colourways. This season they have stepped up their style even further... Continue reading →

The Black Diamond Pursuit range is new this year and we take an in depth look at the range topping walking poles... Continue reading →

The La Sportiva Mutant has remained relatively unchanged for the past 5 years or more and so we've really got to know the shoe both by using it ourselves and selling it in store. Now there's a new version. Continue reading →

Spring has sprung and it's great to see some really interesting new footwear and equipment arriving. Continue reading →

Finally it's here! We now have a customer loyalty scheme in store. Continue reading →

We will be closed Monday 19th September 2022 out of respect to Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022

Sue Ryder is a national organisation offering free care for life limiting conditions. The Manorlands hospice is a much-valued local resource that provides essential inpatient and community support at critical times for patients and their families. We're proud to be sponsoring the Settle Loop Challenge fundraiser for the third year. Continue reading →

Sometimes you need a trail running shoe that prioritises impact protection and support without compromising on grip, responsiveness and fit. This is exactly what the Saucony Endorphin Trail offers, it isn't the lightest, most agile shoe available, but it will provide mile after mile of comfort and confidence. Continue reading →

Walking poles and running poles are a great aid to getting about in the hills, they can take the strain off your lower body, aid stability on tough terrain and help cadence (to name a but a few benefits). But are they for you? Here's a quick guide... Continue reading →