Helly Hansen Odin 9 Worlds 3.0 Jacket Review
I am an avid hiker and ultramarathon runner that spends a lot of time in the woods. I am always interested in the latest outer gear that can keep me comfortable while exploring....
Category: Outerwear
Whether you’re looking for a jacket, vest, or pants or to keep you warm or dry, we have you covered when it comes to reviews. We stay on top of the latest trends in gear for waterproof technologies that keep you dry to insulated technologies that keep you warm. Companies these days are really pushing the limits as to what a piece of fabric can do, most of them work, but not all. We do our best to put these products through the most rigorous test to make sure they stand up to the claims on the hang tags.
Artilect Intersect Doubleweave Jacket Review
Artilect Intersect Doubleweave Jacket Description Artilect’s Intersect Doubleweave Jacket is a dependable weather resistant addition to your outdoor clothing options. The Jacket comes in several different color combinations that are aesthetically very appealing. The...
FORLOH Expedition Series Jacket and Parka – Sourced and Made in the USA
FORLOH is a technical outdoor brand that launched in 2020, with gear and clothing that is 100% made in the USA. Based in Whitefish Montana, FORLOH uses a “no-concessions” approach to product development and...
Sitka Canyon Jacket Review
Cold weather has set-in in a hurry here in the Colorado Rockies, and it is time to dig out the cold weather gear. Maybe even a better idea, would be to purchase the all...
Wear Graphene Gamma Jacket Review
What happens when outdoor gear manufacturers use next generation technology in their product? Generally speaking you end up with a high priced product that almost always outperforms it’s old tech counterparts. The next gen...
Mountain Khakis Wilson Bomber Jacket Review
Perfect Timing For The Mountain Khakis Wilson Bomber Jacket Mountain Khakis makes its home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming which conjures up images of cowboys, Yellowstone, Elk, and of course, very fine skiing. It’s an...
Mammut Eigerjoch Hybrid Insulated Jacket Review
In summary, I truly love the Mammut Eigerjoch Hybrid Jacket and give it a strong recommendation. Like all Mammut gear I’ve tested, the quality is very high and the design is extremely functional. This jacket is warm and weather resistant enough to serve as a light outer layer in most situations and breathable and flexible enough to be a nice mid layer under a shell. It feels and looks great and has exceptional mobility for a variety of activities. At $325, the Mammut Eigerjoch Hybrid Jacket doesn’t come cheap, but when you consider that you are essentially getting two pieces of apparel in one, the value proposition starts making more sense. I highly recommend checking it out either online or at your local Mammut dealer.
The North Face Launches Fall 2018 Summit Series Collection
The North Face, known for helping explorers reach the furthest limits in the outdoors for more than 50 years, launched their Fall 2018 Summit Series™ line featuring key additions and updates to its pinnacle...
Fall Hiking with Mountain Hardwear
The best way to enjoy Fall is to be outside and be apart of it. As the leaves change, and the weather cools down there is no better time for a hike in the...
Coalatree Camper Down Hooded Jacket
Coalatree Bridges the Gap Between Function and Fashion with the Introduction of the Most Sustainable, All-Purpose Camper Down Jacket Following a very successful launch in retail outlets, Coalatree has unveiled a new feature-loaded version...
The Northward Jacket from Equinox & Solstice
With Every Jacket Sold, One is Gifted to a Local Kid in Need Equinox & Solstice today announced the launch of the Northward Jacket, a responsibly sourced, windproof, water-resistant and breathable jacket that not...
Black Diamond First Light Jacket Review
The Black Diamond First Light Jacket is a light synthetic insulated jacket that was designed to be able to take the place of a multiple layering system. This jacket incorporates a 60 gram...
The Columbia Caldorado Beanie Review
Let’s Talk About the Columbia Caldorado Beanie Yep, it’s a beanie, a hat, a lid, a bowler, or a skull cap. Basically, it’s something to keep the noggin’ warm, right? Not so fast, my...
Patagonia Cloud Ridge Jacket Review
Whether you’re looking to protect yourself from a torrential downpour or a light sprinkle, the Patagonia Cloud Ridge Jacket 3-layer waterproof shell is designed to keep you dry from all forms of falling moisture....
The North Face Free Thinker Jacket Review
When it comes to wet, heavy snow days I turn to The North Face Women’s Free Thinker Jacket to keep me protected. The North Face Free Thinker is within the Steep Series, meaning it...
Columbia CSC Mogul Jacket and Zip Down Insulated Pant Review
If you are a cold skier or boarder, aka you get cold easy, then you need to check out this combination. On a ski day where the temperatures had a high of 4F;...
Stio Azura Insulated Vest Review
Cold mornings and warm days call for layering. There is no better way to layer up than with the Stio Azura Insulated Vest. Equally adapted for an urban adventure or trip to the mountains the...
Eddie Bauer Momentum Jacket Review
Looks good, feels good, lives up to its billing as lightweight, and can take a beating from the elements. Those are my initial take-a-ways on the Eddie Bauer Momentum Jacket from the first handful...
