Currently Trending:
Amazon Prime Day 2025: we round up the best outdoor gear deals
OPINION: The hills should be alive with the sound of human joy – including music!
Mountain weather phenomena: fogbows, inversions, Aurora, Brocken spectres and more
Book review – Our Island Stories: Country Walks through Colonial Britain
Advertisement
23rd July 2024
These gloves are very warm, the warmest of the synthetic insulated ones tested, as you might expect from an Icelandic company. The synthetic insulation is thicker than on the other gloves and the Langjokull gloves…
23rd July 2024
Mountain Hardwear's Cloud Bank Gore-Tex Gloves is aimed squarely at resort skiers who suffer from the cold.
23rd July 2024
Despite having tons of pile insulation, the Montane Supercell glove is very nimble-fingered. The shape is narrow and will suit people with slender hands and long digits, and it is the perfect fit for me.…
23rd July 2024
The Black Diamond Guides are really warm, one of the warmest gloves that I have used recently. They are tough, and there’s a huge amount of work gone into them.
23rd July 2024
Chris Townsend likes this 'neat little pack' but thinks there are better choices for hillwalking. Find out why.
23rd July 2024
22nd July 2024
Chris Townsend has given this pack his recommendation for its recycled materials and easy access - but it does have downsides.
22nd July 2024
TGO gear editor has been out testing the Berghaus Remote Hike 25. See why he's given this daypack his highest rating.
21st July 2024
Lucy Wallace tested the Haglöfs Women’s Heron Hood as part of our comprehensive review of fleeces and mid-layers. Here's why she awarded it 'best buy'.
21st July 2024
Peter Macfarlane says the Haglöfs offers a welcome benefit missing from the other mid-layers in this test.
21st July 2024
Despite being dubbed 'excellent; by Peter Macfarlane, this mid-layer just missed the 'Best Buy' accolade. Find out why.
Subscribe and enjoy your first 6 months of The Great Outdoors for £22.99 - that's only £3.83 per issue (usually £5.25!)
