Mastering Winter Hiking: A Layering Guide
Posted by Andy Neil on Nov 14, 2023
Hiking
in the winter can be a magical experience, with pristine, snow-covered
landscapes and crisp, invigorating air. However, it also comes with unique
challenges, including fluctuating temperatures and unpredictable weather
conditions. Mastering the art of layering your clothing is essential to ensure
you stay warm, comfortable, and safe during your winter hikes. In this
comprehensive guid
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Rab Muztag Gore-Tex Gaiters - Trail Magazine
Posted by Trail Magazine on May 04, 2022
Described as Rab's "most technical protective gaiter", the Muztag is made from 40-denier Gore-Tex Pro for maximum waterproofing. It also features super-tough 300-denier nylon ankle reinforcements, an elasticated ankle, zipless hook-and-loop front closure, rubberized underfoot strap, and single-handed drawcord upper hem adjustment. Or, in other words, it's an all-singing, all-dancing, protective ga
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Cairngorm Gore-Tex Gaiter - Trail Magazine
Posted by Trail Magazine on May 04, 2022
If you're looking for a reliably waterproof and breathable pair of gaiters at a decent price, the Trekmates Cairngorms are a good choice. The Gore-Tex fabric keeps feet dry without getting too hot and sweaty, and though they perhaps aren't quite as tough as premium rivals, they'll still fend off any of the debris you're likely to encounter on mountain tracks and upland terrain.VERDICTLightweight a
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Outdoor Research Helium Gaiters Review - Trek Scotland
Posted by Trek Scotland on Apr 19, 2022
“Meet the Helium Gaiters, our best-selling and
award-winning Helium fabric recreated into a gaiter design to keep out pesky
rocks, dirt, rain, snow, and any other debris you kick up on the move.”
Outdoor Research have really kept the weight down for the
Helium gaiters which come in at a mere 144 grams in a size large, with a pack
size comparable to a lighter weight pair of gloves,
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Trek Scotland Review - Rab Muztag Gaiter
Posted by Trek Scotland on Nov 23, 2020
Gaiters are an item of outdoor kit that easily divide opinion. Personally, we don’t tend to use gaiters in the warmer months apart from if travelling along particularly deep boggy routes in which we know many hours will be spent in this environment. Winter on the other hand is where a pair of gaiters becomes invaluable, keeping snow and ice from entering your boots and importantly acting as an ext
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