Dale of Norway Rondane Sweater Review
Price: $228 Material: Merino Wool Fit: athletic/True to Size When it comes to mastering the classic ski resort look, there is no other brand other than Dale of Norway that does it better. Dale...
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Helly Hansen 3-layer Ski System Review
Most people who participate in winter activities understand that layering is the key to all-season comfort in the elements and the best apparel companies make sure to address this with their lines. Helly Hansen,...
tasc Performance Bamboo+Merino Base Layer Level A Pant Review
A great base layer is essential to outdoor activities and tasc Performance understands this, having been created with the singular goal of reinventing performance apparel. The family-founded and operated company wasn’t happy with the...
Stio Basis Stretch Merino Crew Baselayer Review
Any outdoor enthusiast knows that the key to keeping the chill out starts with a high-quality baselayer. The Stio Basis Stretch Merino crew absolutely falls into this category. This baselayer has been unbelievably comfortable...
Patagonia Women’s Nano-Air Hoody Review
If you are in the market for a “do it all” kind of jacket, look no further than Patagonia’s latest offering, the Nano-Air Hoody. The Nano-Air is available for men and women, with and...
Craft Active Extreme Concept Piece Base Layer Review
The key to any cold-weather clothing system starts with having the right the base layers. Swedish brand CRAFT has been pioneering functional apparel for serious athletes since 1977, focusing on the optimization of innovative...
Mammut Go Warm Pants 3/4 Baselayer Review
As someone who prefers the lightweight maneuverability of shell style snow pants, a good long underwear baselayer is a must for me. A great option for this service is the Mammut Go Warm Pants...
Patagonia Merino 3 Midweight Baselayer Hoody Review
When it comes to winter apparel, top and bottom baselayers are often the workhorses that are taken for granted, but get little credit. And while their usually not keeping out the wind, snow, and...
Smartwool PHD Run Zip T Review
If you haven’t heard of Smartwool, you just aren’t getting out enough. Get off the couch and get outside. And a tip – they don’t just make ridiculously comfortable socks, which I personally wear...
SmartWool TML Light SportKnit 1/4 Zip Review
As old man winter continues to frequent our doorsteps, having the right winter gear continues to be important for our day to day activities as well as our outdoor adventures. I’ve been testing out...
Smartwool Midweight Bottom Review
SmartWool’s NTS Midweight Bottom is made from, yes you guessed it, merino wool! These bottoms are the warmest option from Smartwool’s baselayer collection and have been a great addition come this winter. I have...
Dale of Norway Feminine Base Layer Review
When you hear the name, Dale of Norway, images of wool ski sweaters probably jump into your mind. For over 125 years, Dale of Norway has been producing woolen goods that take advantage of...
Mammut Zip Longsleeve All Year Review
The weather is getting steamy as summer conditions set in, so why am I writing a review about a quarter zip long sleeve top? Good question. Mammut’s Zip Longsleeve All-Year Women’s top, however, is...
Core Concepts Sprint Zip Neck Review
The Core Concepts Sprint Zip Neck has added a new twist to your traditional running top. The Sprint Zip Neck has the “Zip Flip & Stash” system; at the lower back there is a...
Polarmax Travel Weight Pant and Crew Review
Packing for a trip in the winter or fall can be tough. You don’t want to bring lots of bulky items, but staying warm when checking out tourist sites can make or break your...
