These are reviews from the UKC editorial team
Designed for "high mountain treks and big ski days" the Quarrel is a light Gore-Tex shell with 'C-KNIT backer' for greater softness and packability. It's something a bit different, says Hugh Simons
The Sharp Edge is a versatile and genuinely female-tailored ski mountaineering shell that will serve you well both up and downhill, all season long, says Rebecca Ting
This pull-on style jacket from Salewa uses a unique wool blend as insulation. Theo Moore describes it as a heavy mid-layer: warmer and more water resistant than a fleece, but more athletically-cut than a duvet.
A simple and lightweight shell in Gore-Tex Pro, the Arcteryx Beta LT is an ideal all-season all-rounder for the weight conscious, says...
With the waterproofness of a shell and the breathability of a softshell, the Kinetic Plus is an unusual and versatile summer jacket. An...
As an alternative to a traditional hard shell, Tom Ripley has been putting Páramo's top-end technical...
The result of 12 years of development, Alpkit's new top-end shell is billed as a fully-featured mountain waterproof at a highly...
These are annoucements direct from manufacturers
Britain's number one outdoor performance sock brand, Bridgedale, launches its first 100% waterproof sock range called StormSock.
Lightweight and highly breathable waterproof protection.
Perfected for ski mountaineering, the Sharp Edge is designed for technical climbs and nail-biting descents. Striking the balance between protection and comfort, the flexible Pertex AP 3L fabric is as breathable as it is hard-wearing, offering shelter...
Rab introduce their ultimate winter waterproof combo - an extremely robust Jacket and bib designed using their exclusive...
Built for big mountain realities, the Rush Jacket delivers waterproof, windproof protection with comfort and durability. Rugged...
Full protection in a lightweight, all-round, and high performance hardshell. Versatility is key for the Beta LT Jacket, designed to...
Winter certainly has its challenges. As we transition from cursing the cold, wet weather to dreaming of white, icy...
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