ProView – HIMALI Women’s Nebula Wind Shell Review
Despite how thin the Nebula Wind Shell is, this jacket packs a punch. This jacket traps heat and stops wind in its tracks.
Mountaineering
ProView – HIMALI Nebula Wind Shell Review
On an 8-day Tour du Mont Blanc, the Himali Nebula Wind Shell stood out for best-in-class breathability and an unrestrictive, true-to-size fit.
ProView – C.A.M.P. Shadow 9.4mm Dry Rope Review
The CAMP Shadow rope is an excellently handling and surprisingly robust rope for 9.4mm that continued to prove that it was up for the work, even after two months of heavy use.
ProView – Blue Ice Blast Helmet Review
It is light, comfortable, and feels sturdy enough to protect against rocks or any other type of collision. Thankfully, I did not have to test the impact collision, but it’s not a dainty piece of equipment.
ProView – Blue Ice Firecrest 38L Review
The Blue Ice Firecrest 38L is a ready-made pack for virtually any mountain endeavor that recreationalists and professionals alike could want to engage in.
ProView – Julbo Faster Sunglasses Review
These sunglasses became my favorite performance shades thanks to their comfortable fit, lightweight construction and impressive photochromic lenses.
ProView – AKU Outdoor Aurai DFS EVO GTX Review
If you are looking for a boot that can do it all; keep you warm and dry, comfortably loose yet capable of precise tightness, stable and secure for your crampons, you may have just found it from a company that…
ProView – Julbo Liry Review
These sunglasses became my favorite performance shades thanks to their comfortable fit, lightweight construction and impressive photochromic lenses.
ProView – Crankbrothers Mallet Speed Lace Vent Biking Shoes Review
The Mallet Trail Speed Lace Vent is comfortable, breathable, and efficient. It leans on the narrow side, but the adjustability of the lacing system allows for a customizable fit.
ProView – C.A.M.P. Peak 12 Mountaineering Crampons: Aluminum Review
This is a perfect lightweight mountaineering crampon built for climbers and skiers alike who desire the stability of a traditional crampon without the weight of steel.