Giveaway: Linden Leaves Rugby

Win a pack for Fathers Day email lisa@adventuremagazine.co.nz with subject Linden Leaves Rugby

Linden Leaves RUGBY thermal muscle soak is one of the first products to kick off the RUGBY range. A single use sleek looking sachet filled with a mineral rich natural New Zealand sea salt thermal effect muscle soak, to restore and revitalise weary bodies.

Linden Leaves RUGBY Soap on the rope. A handsome, big hearted triple milled vegetable rugby ball shaped soap along with moulded lace detailing on a convenient soft rope for ease of hanging in the shower.

Infused with natural anti-bacterial essential oils of rosemary and cypress for long lasting freshness to cleanse and protect skin against bacteria and odour.

Linden Leaves RUGBY Soap on the rope.
VOLUME: 160g/ 5.64 oz
RRP: $19.99

Linden Leaves RUGBY thermal muscle soak
VOLUME: 60g/2.12oz
RRP: $9.50

AVAILABILITY: For stockists please visit www.lindenleaves.co.nz or call our head office on 03 339 8314

Made with care in New Zealand.

Giveaway: What DVD would you like?

What’s your taste? Pick a DVD from the following list and email lisa@adventuremagazine.co.nz with the title of the DVD in the subject line – don’t forget to include your contact details (so we can send you out the DVD should you win!)

• American Chopper
• American Hotrod
• Inked
• Man vs Wild
• The Prisoner

Giveaway: Searching for Groundswell (Book)

A New Zealand Surfer’s Road Trip
Paul Hersey

To be in to win 1 of 5 Searching for Groundswell Books simply email us with “A New Zealand Surfer’s Road Trip” in your subject line.

Simply put, New Zealand is a great place to be a surfer. In Searching for Groundswell, Paul Hersey takes the ultimate surfing road trip, looking to connect with the best beach breaks, points and reefs along the 15,000 kilometres of coastline that surround New Zealand. He journeys to Dunedin, the Catlins, Christchurch, Kaikoura, the West Coast, Wellington, Taranaki, Raglan, Tauranga, East Cape, Gisborne and Auckland before returning to his surfing roots in Northland.

Paul discovers that the sleepy surf communities of his youth are now vibrant coastal resorts, many with shopping malls and suburban developments lining the shore. The essential thrill of catching a wave is exactly the same but a burgeoning surf industry has meant considerable change in the culture of surfing in New Zealand.

Part meditation, part documentary: this book celebrates surfing and explores the special relationship surfers have with the sea.

Paul Hersey has surfed, climbed, mountain-biked, or otherwise explored his way through most corners of New Zealand and many destinations overseas. He has chased waves in Indonesia, Hawaii, Australia and Europe, but vows his best surfing experiences are always found in Aotearoa.

He is the author of two books about climbing, Where the Mountains Throw their Dice and High Misadventure published by New Holland. He writes articles for North and South, Wilderness and Climber magazines. Paul lives with his wife in Christchurch and surfs with a longboard.

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