We check out what's new for this winter from top British brand Mountain Equipment.
Lowe Alpine has completely revamped its ventilated AirZone pack range for 2013.
A whole new collection of fast and light trail-running kit, Active Shell for walkers and BioFlex Light from the mighty Berghaus.
New boots and the brand's first ever specialist trail-runing shoe from the Italian footwear specialist in spring 2013.
New for 2012 super-bright, lightweight waterproof jacket from Swiss alpine specialist, Mammut.
Scoop early look at the Ramche Down Jacket complete with hydrophobic down, zoned construction and testing by Mick Fowler.
Scarpa's classic 3-4 season mountain boot gets a makeover for this winter and we have a pair in for review right now.
Hooded winter base layer come lighweight mid-layer in Polartec's PowerDry High Efficiency fabric.
Two new technical mountain boots and pair of leather walking boots from the Italian footwear specialist.
Complete new range of sleeping bags for spring 2010 with better down and construction.
Impressive specs from these hand-made German-manufactured down sleeping bags.
Revamped Lowe Alpine TFX packs including a 95-litre sack weighing just 2200 grammes.
We test Salomon's lightweight 3-season walking boot with running technology and it's ace
New for autumn 2008, some serious down plus new hardshell mountain pants.
The new Torlesse range from Macpac is aimed at trekkers and backpackers looking for Macpac's traditional values of durability and weather resistance at a more...
We check out Asolo's suede / Cordura lightweight alternative to traditional leather-uppered three-season boots.
Renowned for making some of the toughest packs on the planet, Macpac's Wraptor back system claims to add a killer combination of comfort, stability and...
Our first impressions of Scarpa's benchmark winter mountain walking boot - it's really very nice indeed.
We check out what's new for autumn-winter 2002 from British outfit Mountain Equipment
How would the 18-quid Aldi boots stack up in the real world wilderness of Cannock Chase? Lorna Ford risked her ankles in the cause of...
