Mountain
Hardwear Gear Reviews
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During warmer weather, you don't
need a heavy-duty sleeping bag.
Instead, you need a comfortable,
lighter-weight bag that won't be too
hot, and one that doesn't mind if it
gets a little wet from those
invariable warm-weather showers. |
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In warm or hot weather, a good pair
of shorts is a godsend. And as a
bonus, my wife gets to see my legs,
which she claims are my best
feature. The ultralight Canyon
shorts from Mountain Hardwear may
just be what you need for those hot
backpacking adventures, and for
showing off your legs. |
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One of the most important garments
you wear while exploring the
outdoors is your base layer. Not
only does it wick away moisture, it
helps to keep you comfortable. The
Mountain Hardwear Extend base layers
offer state-of-the-art comfort, and
good looks. |
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If you need a pair of workhorse
pants that can be used for hiking,
trekking, or traveling, the classic
Mountain Hardwear Pack pants will
meet those needs, and more. |
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When it gets cold, real cold, there
is no substitute for a warm down
jacket. When it gets 30 degrees or
colder, I put on my trusty Sub Zero
SL down jacket from Mountain
Hardware. |
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Roomy and ultralightweight, the
single-wall Waypoint 2 from Mountain
Hardwear offers better ventilation
than many double-wall tents. Not
only will it hold two adults,
there's enough extra room for a kid
or a dog. |
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Keeping cool is not always easy, but
it is made a little bit easier with
the Wicked Tee from Mountain
Hardwear. |
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