Helly Hansen gear reviews
Independent reviews of all products from Helly Hansen
The new Vanir Gallivant from Helly Hansen may sound like a bit of a dandy but it packs a punchy performance on light trails.
We put Helly-Hansen's versatile W Cross Insulator jacket to the test to see if it's the one piece of clothing you should always pack
We put Helly Hansen's versatile W Jola shell jacket to the test on the wet, windy winter trails
Active Traveller reviews the Helly Hansen Jotun Montain Shirt, a shirt designed for the outdoors.
Read the Active Traveller review of the Helly Hansen Jotun Traverse shirt
We take this top end Helly Hansen Odin 9 Worlds jacket into the wilds to see just what your money gets in performance..
Finally someone pays attention to the style of the humble baselayer. We take this good looking Helly Hansen Lifa Merino Seamless half zip and test its credentials as a serious baselayer.
The Helly Hansen Lifa Merino base layers are a genius invention that pair merino with synthetic for all over comfort and warmth. Read the review to find out more.
With a double layered fabric throughout, we test if the Helly Hansen Warm Ice Crew really does get the best of both worlds
We review Helly Hansen's Odin Moon Light jacket - which is aimed at year-round activity for general outdoor use.
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