Gear reviews for active and outdoor clothing perfect for travel
Independent Gear reviews for travel and active clothing for walking, cycling, hiking, trekking and adventure kit including jackets, base layers, trousers, mid layers, gloves, hats, gilets, lycra and baggy cycling clothing
Could the Elison jacket from Craghoppers be the perfect addition to your Winter wardrobe? Take a look at our review to find out.
Montane's Alpine Shift waterproof jacket is built to endure abrasions, whether on the crag or at the campsite, we review it to see if it stands up to its claims.
A great all-round mid layer, we review Montane's Prism insulated jacket.
As with much of Rab's gear, the Zenith is vaguely marketed at the climbing world but on test we find that it isn't a one trick pony.
Can Rab's Vapour Rise Alpine earn a permanent spot on our coat hook? Read the review to find out.
We review Fjallraven's latest trekking and daily use jacket, the Kaipak. Read on for our verdict.
Could the Kaon be our new go-to active mid-layer? Check out the review to find out more.
Can Fjallraven bring class, style and build quality to travel clothing? Find out more in our review.
We review the Merino 200 Long Sleeve Zip Neck from relative newcomers, Isobaa; does it perform in the UK winter as well as on the piste?
Montane’s Terra and Super Terra Pants have become a familiar sight on UK hills and rightly so, read the review to find out why.
The Singi Winter Jacket is a classic example of the Fjällräven brand, which is known for its high quality products, combining traditional looking materials with retro styling.
Fjern's Orkan shell may just be our favourite new waterproof jacket, find out why.
We all know how important a good baselayer can be when you're heading out in the elements. We tested the 200 Merino tights from Isobaa to see how they performed.
We put the Arktis Hooded Down jacket, from new brand Fjern, to the test in the wintry UK and in the Alps.
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