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From the oiled nubuck leather to the proprietary, deep-grip rubber sole by Michelin, Le Chameau’s durable boots have been made by hand. The French heritage brand manages to combine many necessary features …
With a tough wool outer matrix, Duckworth’s pullover delivers surprising warmth and durability. Produced from Montana-grown merino wool, the hoodie—called the Powder Hoody—offers plenty of insulation (and wicking) for challenging outdoor temperatures. …
Made for the coldest and wettest climates, The North Face’s high-tech Patrol Gloves offer protective comfort. Whether skiing, snowboarding or exploring Antarctica, these technical accessories preserve dry coziness, while guaranteeing plenty of …
An FDA-cleared wearable device, Reliefband 2.0 helps to control vomiting and nausea through proprietary pulses issued to contact points on a J-Band bracelet. As the body receives the pulses, it begins to …
High-tech, high-performance mineral sunglasses, Vuarnet’s Glacier model features pure gray, silver flashed lenses. With a distinct pilot style and unmistakable quality beholden to Italian production, this unisex accessory can withstand active use …
With 7×, 8× and 10× magnification, Leica’s Ultravid 10×42 HD Plus Binoculars offer crisp viewing in many extreme conditions. They feature an increase in contrast performance in all viewing situations, particularly in …
A windproof, water-repellent, breathable shell built for severe cold, Arc’teryx’s Ceres SV Parka features 850 fill down insulation. Even the hood carries insulation, in an effort to avoid cold spots and deliver …
With a performance Vibram sole developed especially for Hunter, the Balmoral Adjustable Rain Boots feature extra shock-absorption—in turn offering more support and comfort. Lined with neoprene and with an adjustable gusset, these …