Obermeyer Rush Ski Jacket Review
When you’re headed to the resort to for a hard-charging day of skiing or riding, you need a jacket that can handle anything you or mother nature are bound to throw at it. After...
Tagged: Cold weather gear
Mammut Rime Pro Jacket Review
According to the Mammut website, the Rime Pro has the “Best heat/weight ratio for demanding stop-and-start activities. No more overheating and cooling – the perfect companion for challenging alpine tours, or for everyday wear.”...
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...
Mizuno Women’s Breath Thermo Layered Tight Review
Dressing for an outdoor workout in transition seasons – fall and spring -in Colorado can be a challenge, but with these Mizuno Breath Thermo Layered Tights my early morning clothing decisions have been much...
New Balance NBx Windblocker Tight Review
Wind, rain, cold, snow, mud, darkness. None of those are a good reason to skip an outdoor workout with these New Balance NBx Windblocker Tights. The NBx Windblocker Tights protect from the elements while...
Ruff Wear K-9 Overcoat Review
If you are a dog lover like me, you know the importance of high quality gear for your favorite four-legged friend. Ruff Wear is known for making amazingly high quality gear for pets, and with...
Keen Delta Boot Review
If you are in the market for an all-weather, winter hiking boot, take note. The new Delta Boot by KEEN is made for both men and women, and is a very capable...
Mammut Arctic Mitten Review
Mammut’s Arctic Mitten features a combo of 600-fill goose down and synthetic fill. Together, the insulation is designed to keep your hands toasty regardless of the temperature or type of adventure. I am a...
Eccente Jacket Review
If you haven’t heard of Looptworks, it’s time, www.looptworks.com. The Portland, Oregon, company started in 2009, and uses pre-consumer manufacturing excess materials to create quality, limited-edition products. In addition to creating unique and functional...
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...
Chaos Winter 2010 Collection Review
Ok, so the photo above makes the Adrenaline Multi-tasker Pro look a little scary and masculine. However, I was recently very very thankful that I packed the Multi-tasker Pro into my pack while spending...
Mountain Hardwear Synchro Pant Review
Finding a good pair of waterproof-breathable ski pants can be a difficult task for many women, including myself. Thankfully, the gals at Mountain Hardwear gave me a chance to test out their updated Women’s...
Sherpa Adventure Gear Mantra Jacket Review
The Mantra Jacket, by Sherpa Adventure Gear, is designed to keep you warm during all of your cold weather aerobic pursuits, without bothersome bulk. Cross country skiing, skinning and skiing, climbing and running, it’s...
First Ascent Downlight Sweater Review
Eddie Bauer has a long and impressive heritage of equipping some famous expeditions but has lost a lot of its prestige over the last decade. With the 2009 introduction of the First Ascent line,...
Helly Hansen Verglas 3L Jacket Review
Helly Hansen’s Women’s Verglas 3L Jacket features top notch fabric that provides ultimate weather protection. The Verglas 3L feautres HH’s Helly Tech R O2 that comes with the highest waterproof and breathability rankings; with...
The North Face Eurus Jacket Review
Versatility is an extremely important quality for a jacket to have. The North Face Eurus Jacket has this quality and many other excellent features. The Eurus is a new jacket within TNF’s Summit Series...
