The secret to staying warm in the winter starts with a solid base layer. Helly Hansen has introduced the new Dry Performance Crew Base layer, using their LIFA technology to keep wearers dry, warm, and comfortable. This is my review: The Dry Performance Crew utilizes Hell’s own HH Dry tech. It’s a synthetic material woven … More Helly Hansen Dry Performance Crew Baselayer
Yak wool is one of the lesser known base layer fabrics. It’s warmer, lighter, and more breathable than merino wool, but still provides odor resistance, durability and softness. Kora has brought to market the Shola 230 Yak Wool Crew, and this is my review. Starting with the basics, the Shola 230 Crew is indeed produced … More Kora Yak Wool Base Layers
Staying warm is an art form when it comes to winter hiking and backpacking. Staying dry is often a huge part in that struggle. The Dry Charger from Helly Hansen is designed to keep you warm, while keeping you dry as well. About the base layer The Charger is a fully synthetic base, composed of … More Helly Hansen Dry Charger 12 Zip Base Layer
The Coldpruf classic is a traditionally style, single layer, 100 % merino wool base layer designed to add skin tight warmth for the cold weather adventurer without adding bulk. About the base layer The classic base layer is simply constructed, with only the essentials. It has an extended tail to block breezes while trapping heat, … More Coldpruf Classic Base Layers Review
The Verglas Down Insulator from Helly Hansen is a light weight, down jacket designed for staying warm in low activity times around camp, or for being out and about when the weather turns. About the Verglas The Verglas comes loaded with 700 fill down to provide loft and warmth. It’s constructed from a lightweight Pertex ripstop … More Helly Hansen Verglas Down Insulator Review
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