Apparel
The Salewa Ortles Hybrid Tirolwool Celliant women’s jacket is designed for warmth, breathabil Read more >>
Sitka's Territory Shorts comfortably tackle all alpine environments, plus they’ll look good at the bar when you return t Read more >>
Merino wool is the best thing to happen to baselayers since thumb loops, and while loops are handy for avoiding bunched up sleeves and cold wrists, merino's next-to-skin comfort is a real game-changer. Leading the charge is the Norweigian brand Kari Traa. Read more >>
After a long hike, when I reach an alpine ridge, the sweat stops and the cooling begins. Read more >>
You wake up in your tent on a damp and chilly summer morning, hesitating to unzip your sleeping bag. Read more >>
The packable shell: done right, there's no piece of gear more efficient. It should be lightweight, simple, and functional. Read more >>
Hoody season is my favorite season, and if you know what you’re doing, in Montana, hoody season can last all year. Read more >>
Charging burly lines demands burly apparel, and the Berreta line from Dakine offers just that. Read more >>
Made from 100% recycled material (60% cotton, 40% polyester) that has a great feel against the skin, the Mason Shirt Jacket by Toad & Co. Read more >>
Whether it’s post-supper wood-chopping or heeding the call of nature at 3am, frigid high-alpine air can take all the fun out of a Forest Service cabin. Read more >>
Orvis’s Pro LT Hunting Pullover is a versatile hunting jacket, providing great protection from wind, rain, snow, and chilly mornings. Read more >>
Storm skiing requires durability, function, and comfort, and Dakine’s Gearhart delivers all three. Read more >>
In the sea of flannel, it’s hard to differentiate one shirt from another. Why not choose one that’s trying to make a difference? Read more >>
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