This was my first experience with Milwaukee equipment, and I was curious how the clothing would hold up. The company starts with a really well-made jacket.
Outdoor Clothing
Milwaukee M12 Heated Jacket: First Impressions
What if you could bring a single jacket system that could adapt to multiple environments? Milwaukee M12 Heated Gear might be just what you are looking for.
Mammut Teton Jacket: Review
The Mammut Teton Jacket fits right in the middle of two categories. Let’s call it the goldilocks jacket, although it may not be perfect for everyone.
North Face Apex Bionic Soft Shell: Initial Impression
If you’re looking for a soft shell jacket, the Apex Bionic from The North Face is a solid choice. Read about changes to the style and fit before you buy.
Black Diamond Equipment Punisher Gloves: Review
The Black Diamond Punisher Glove is a versatile mountain glove that will keep your hand warm, dry, and allow you to employ a high level of dexterity.
Outdoor Research Stormbound Ski Jacket: First Impressions
Guaranteed to last, sealed tight against ice and snow, and stuffed with loads of insulation, the Outdoor Research Stormbound ski jacket is a must-have.
Rab Ascender Pants: First Impressions
The Rab Ascender Pants are a great option for those seeking a soft-shell pant that will last multiple seasons and excel in a variety of conditions.
Mammut Eigerjoch Down Jacket: Review
The Mammut Eigerjoch down jacket was designed and tested by world-class athletes and certified for the most extreme conditions on the planet.
Arc’teryx Venta Glove: Review
The Arc’teryx Venta Glove is a newly redesigned lightweight softshell glove made for multisport use. Due to its trim fit, I’ve used this glove in a variety of activities that require high dexterity. The Arc’teryx Venta Glove is the perfect addition to your glove quiver. No glove will do it all, but the Venta fits the high-aerobic-activity category […]
Paradox Outdoor Alive Base Layer: Review
Staying dry is the key to keeping yourself warm during the harsh winter months when you are outside. Although polyester-based products do a good enough job in that respect, it doesn’t come close to Merino wool. I bought some Icebreakers before I got into the Army, but these cost me an arm and a leg […]
