Hiking in Aotearoa: See More With Nocs

New Zealand’s dramatic landscapes are meant to be seen — really seen. Whether you're taking on a new route or exploring lush kauri forests, bringing a pair of Nocs along transforms your hike into an immersive nature experience.

Choose the Right Nocs for the Track

Nocs Provisions gear is designed to go where you go — rugged, packable, and made for all-weather conditions. Depending on your hiking style, you can choose from:

🔍 Not sure which is best?
Compare all models: Binoculars | Monoculars

 


Nocs Features

  • Waterproof & Fog proof— for unpredictable New Zealand weather.
  • Rugged Grip & No-Slip — stays secure in hand, even in alpine drizzle.
  • Multi-Coated Lenses: Deliver a bright, clear image from sunrise to sundown.
  • Scratch-Resistant Lenses — built for rough trails and backpack tosses.
  • Compatible with the Photo Rig — turn your optics into a camera lens with your phone.

 

Hiking Essentials Checklist

  • Layered clothing (including rain shell)
  • Trail map or GPS
  • High-energy snacks + water
  • First aid kit
  • Headlamp or torch
  • Insect repellent & sunscreen
  • Nocs + Lens Cleaning Kit


 

Top Tracks to Test Your Nocs

1. Routeburn Track (Fiordland & Mt Aspiring NP)
A Great Walk with glacier valleys, swing bridges, and ridgeline panoramas.

Spot with Nocs: Kea, whio (blue duck), and snowcapped alpine peaks with the Field Issue.

2. Tongariro Alpine Crossing (Central North Island)
An otherworldly journey across active volcanic terrain.

Spot with Nocs: Crater lakes, fumaroles, and rare alpine flora.

3. Queen Charlotte Track (Marlborough Sounds)
Coastal rainforest meets turquoise water.

Spot with Nocs: Fur seals, seabirds, and distant boats across the sounds using the Zoom Tube.