Le Bent is an Australian outdoors/alpine apparel company that focuses on next-to-skin items comprised of their signature blend of merino wool and rayon from bamboo. It may sound like an odd combination (it did...
Stegmann: Since 1888 Stegmann has been making quality clogs since way back in 1888. After testing out the Women’s Original 108 Wool Clog, it is easy to see why they remain a fan favorite....
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...
Introduction of the Ibex Pulse Runner Shorts I have had the pleasure of owning several pieces of Ibex outerwear and base layer apparel. Although they are not necessarily a big player in the athletic...
Initial thoughts on the super.natural base layers The super.natural base layer top and tights are a welcome addition to my winter apparel selection. Both are fantastic for my active lifestyle as well as a...
The Icebreaker Dart Long Sleeve Half Zip is a versatile merino wool sports top designed for women. The days of wool being itchy are long gone as it has made its way into the...
With fall right around the corner, it is time to prepare for the change in temperatures so that you can continue to enjoy the activities that you love, even if the weather isn’t perfect....
The Smartwool PhD Seamless Racerback Bra is another example of Smartwool’s ever expanding line up of merino goods. There are no clasps in the back, adjustable shoulder straps, molded cups, or bells and whistles...
For over 17 years, the engineers at Smartwool have been innovating and finding ways to integrate their amazing Merino wool blends into performance apparel that can be used across a wide variety of sports...
Patagonia’s Merino II Dress has been on camping trips, to family gatherings, neighborhood BBQ’s, and packed in a backpack for multiple airline trips. As Patagonia says, this dress is soft, comfortable, and ready for...
