A lightweight, waterproof hiking shoe that combines reliable trail performance with a versatile everyday design.
A versatile, lightweight waterproof that offers good protection and versatility for the price
On a budget? Find out whether this £70 passed our tests.
A durable and versatile synthetic insulated jacket that works equally well on the trail and around town
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Protective and durable rain shells at prices that won't break the bank
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Who can say no to a retro design? Not us.
Lightweight to heavyweight - we cover the top gloves for four-season mountain use.
Utilising a gold-coloured metallic lining, Columbia has billed its new Omni-Heat Infinity material as the “most advanced thermal-reflective tech yet”.
A lightweight shell from the US mega-brand, offering a low weight, packability, streamlined features and Columbia’s unusual OutDry Extreme waterproof-breathable tech
We take a look at the new waterproof tech from Columbia
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The latest in Columbia’s quirky OutDry line that showcases some admirable efforts towards sustainability
Ten years on, Columbia’s patented thermal-reflective technology is still the benchmark for lightweight warmth
With its OutDry Extreme technology, this Columbia waterproof rips up the rulebook
A reliable and commendable lightweight, breathable shell from Columbia
Got a big trail race coming up? Get a pair of these on your feet...
A distinctive jacket that has a lot to offer...
