I’ve been wearing Smartwool socks for skiing for as long as I can remember and even before reviewing for them, I could easily say that Smartwool socks are not only the best socks on the market, they are the…
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I’ve always been envious of Tyson’s base layer quiver and would often get frustrated that I couldn’t find comfortable and warm base layers for women. Once I tried the NTS Mid 250 Crew by Smartwool, I knew I had…
This top was one of the first tops of the Kari Traa Collection that I got the chance to try which may be why it’s one of my favorites. It’s their warmest, 100% merino wool, half zip base layer…
Women’s HH Warm Freeze ½ Zip Helly Hansen combines all of the best technologies in this ½ zip base layer that is ideal for cold snow sports and out performs when you’re working at high aerobic activities. The HH…
The Martha Pants by Orage pair perfectly with my Monarch jacket and while they look good, they are also extremely functional and insulated as well. If you’re like me, you get cold on even mild temp days and so…
When I think about 3-in-1 jackets, I think about the horrible Columbia jacket my parents would make me wear to ski school when I was a kid. It was so cumbersome and at lunch I would always have to…
The Sensation Pants by Helly Hansen are not only a great option for those looking to have comfortable, warm, and dry pants for resort skiing, they are also very affordable! While they are seemingly simple, there are a few…
The Powderqueen Jacket by Helly Hansen is the ultimate one-quiver jacket complete with PrimaLoft insulation, crucial wind/waterproofing, and a durable material to ensure it won’t bust apart on you when you hit a tree. Either way, I love it…
It’s hard for me to admit but I’ve never had a true hiking shoe. By that I mean a protective, stable shoe with proper grip. I’ve always been a fan of wearing a light hiker/trail running shoe for long…
Every few years, a new midlayer love walks right into my life. It takes me by surprise and knocks me off my feet. This year, thanks to Helly Hansen, the midlayer of my life that I just can’t take…
