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A pack and a goal beyond the next ridge. Sometimes a hut where you stay longer than planned.
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Haglöfs down jackets and insulated jackets: which one gets you through winter
What it is aboutDown or synthetic, summit or city: five insulated jackets from Haglöfs at a glance. What each one is made for and where its limits are.
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ROC Flash Down Hood Men in Chlorophyll Green
ROC Flash Down Hood Men in Deep Teal
ROC Flash Down Hood Men in Northern BlueCollection and prices in the shopHaglöfs in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from Haglöfs - RabTo the story
Foto: RabRab relaunches its classic Microlight down jacket
What it is aboutRab has reworked its classic Microlight down jacket. What's new about the Microlight Alpine, who it suits and which other models make up the family.
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Photo: RabFrom the story
Microlight Alpine Hoody Men in Anthracite
Microlight Alpine Hoody Men in Army
Microlight Alpine Hoody Men in BlackCollection and prices in the shopRab in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from Rab - MarmotTo the story
Marmot Hybrid Power for Every Movement
What it is aboutWarm at the summit, cool on the ascent: Marmot's Revlo Hybrid Line combines PrimaLoft Silver Active with breathable stretch zones – warmth that moves with you.
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Marmot Revlo Hybrid Hoody
Marmot Revlo Hybrid Hoody
Marmot Revlo Hybrid HoodyCollection and prices in the shopMarmot in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from Marmot - HoudiniTo the story
Houdini Aero Houdi vs Aero Jacket: which midlayer suits you?
What it is aboutHoudini builds its Aero line from Polartec Power Air Active: more breathability and, according to Polartec, less microfibre shedding during wear and washing. Here is who the Aero Houdi and the Aero Jacket are right for.
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Fjällräven: Swedish outdoor heritage since 1960
What it is aboutFrom a basement in northern Sweden to G-1000 and the Kånken: we look at Fjällräven’s history and a selection of its products.
Where next?Read the full storyMore from Fjällräven - DeuterTo the storyDeuter Race 16: the backpack that never stays at home
What it is about590 grams, 16 litres and a rain cover always on board: why the Deuter Race 16 works on the bike, on the trail and on the piste, and who should look elsewhere.
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Salewa PUEZ: trekking clothing for city and mountains
What it is aboutSalewa is rethinking trekking. The PUEZ collection brings urban style and alpine performance together, using hemp, merino wool and recycled materials instead of relying on conventional polyester.Where next?Read the full storyMore from Salewa - MAUL SportTo the story
MAUL Sport hiking clothing with insect protection
What it is aboutInsect Shield, UV 50+, T-Zip and Polygiene: MAUL Sport builds comfort and protection into clothing for hiking, trekking and travel.
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TestedSalewa Pedroc 2 Max review: two testers, two terrains
What it is aboutTwo members of our community wore the Salewa Pedroc 2 Max for weeks, one in Mallorca's summer heat, the other on evening loops and in the Dolomites. They agree on cushioning, grip and build quality. On stability, they don't.
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