Hardshell (and softshell) rain jackets our team of testers loved
The latest and greatest put to the test, plus our in-depth buyer's guide
From Rab, Mountain Equipment, Patagonia and more
Options from Arc'teryx, Montane, Rab, TNF and more
Rab’s quest for net zero gathers pace with this superb waterproof jacket made from fully recycled materials
In 2018, Emily Scott spent four months climbing all of Scotland’s Munros. Watch her incredible journey.
Lightweight and quick-drying options for hiking and running
Options from Patagonia, Rab, Rohan, Fjällräven and more...
The best outerwear options this season, according to the OM team
Protective and durable rain shells at prices that won't break the bank
Need a waterproof jacket for fast and light adventures?
There's a lot to like about Rab's new Microlight Alpine
The popular jacket is back and it's now much more eco-friendly, with recycled fabrics and a fully recycled down fill
This, we think, is the lightest waterproof jacket we’ve ever come across
10 items that have been flying off the shelves over on Webtogs and Blackleaf
Our pick of the best three-season sleeping bags available in 2020
James Forrest tests out the new Rab Kangri GTX jacket on a series of demanding Munro-bagging hikes in Scotland
Want to lighten your load?
A very early look at what's to come next summer from brands including Rab, Fjällräven, The North Face and Patagonia
Rab’s lightweight pair of gloves offer all the right ingredients for facing a cold day in the hills
Rab create a lightweight, yet weatherproof sleeping bag that is suitable for all year mountain use
The latest options put to the sword above the treeline in the Alps
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