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MEN’S CASCADA WATERPROOF JACKET
Tried and tested directional waterproof jacket for men who enjoy all walking activities. Classic long-line design proven with 15+ years of use in the hills.
The Cascada uses the Nikwax Analogy® Waterproof fabric system, with features designed to enhance the excellent weatherproofing and pockets sized and sited with walkers in mind.
MEN’S CASCADA II TROUSERS
Durable and well-vented directional waterproof trousers for walkers who want all-day comfort and weather protection without wearing overtrousers.
The Cascada II Trousers use the Nikwax Analogy® Waterproof fabric system for excellent weather protection. Generous leg ventilation provides easy temperature control. An articulated, contoured shape gives unrestricted movement.
WOMEN’S CASCADA WATERPROOF JACKET
Tried and tested directional waterproof jacket for women who enjoy all walking activities. Classic long-line design proven with 15+ years of use in the hills.
The Cascada uses the Nikwax Analogy® Waterproof fabric system, with features designed to enhance the excellent weatherproofing and pockets sized and sited with walkers in mind.
WOMEN’S CASCADA II TROUSERS
Durable and well-vented directional waterproof trousers for walkers who want all-day comfort and weather protection without wearing overtrousers.
The Cascada II Trousers use the Nikwax Analogy® Waterproof fabric system for excellent weather protection. Generous leg ventilation provides easy temperature control. An articulated, contoured shape gives unrestricted movement.
Searching for Snow Leopards
The snow leopard is the epitome of remote, rugged wilderness and has for so long been regarded as a mythical ghost of the mountains: a creature that lives unseen amongst the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas and Central Asia.
Zero footprint
Occasionally I have a plan when I walk out from my house, an image I’ve imagined in the moments between sleeping and waking or an inspiration sparked by something I’ve seen, but most of the time I simply pack up my gear, call the dog and head outside.