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
The super light Nodin Jacket makes its debut in Arc'teryx's hiking-specific Traverse Collection this summer. We put it to the test on a blustery Scottish hike to see how it would fare in the howling Highland wind.
As Fjallraven's classic Raven jacket gets a redesign, we test its suitability for active travel
We got our hands on the updated version of the classic Haglofs Spitz jacket to test it against the worst of the British weather
Craghoppers tout the Nosilife Forester as an expedition-style waterproof adventure jacket, so we put those claims to the test
We test the super lightweight Autan waterproof jacket from Finisterre to review its impact on our packing as well as on the environment
Marketed as lightweight but tough trekking trousers the GR Explorers sound like the ideal candidates for the Active Traveller.
Alpkit continually impress us with their kit which always seems to strike an excellent balance between everything you might want, including price, but this is the first time we've tried some of their hiking trousers, so we were keen to get the verdict.
We test Rab's Hueco Cords to find out how much of their outdoor knowhow has made it into their more lifestyle-focussed offering
The Hampi Rock Pants from Patagonia so closely resemble classic linen holiday trousers that we simply had to put them through an active traveller's test
We put one of Prana's classic designs - the Bronson pants - to the test on the road and on the trail
Our review puts the warm weather protection of Paramo's Maui trousers to the test
We squeezed the Terra Pack pants from Montane into already-full suitcase to test out their credentials on the road
If you only have room for one pair of trousers in your pack then the Prana Halle Pants should be on your list. Here's why...
The new Venga Rock Pants from Patagonia on test are designed to take you from couch to crag and back again in style - via the pub of course.
The Breccia Pant from Haglofs is a solid, traditional hiking pant built to sustain and endure. We put them to the test in the Scottish hills to see how they would stand up to the multi-faceted weather conditions.
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