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WOMEN'S TORRES MEDIO GILET
WOMEN’S TORRES MEDIO GILET
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level
4/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level5/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability4/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
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WOMEN'S HALKON® JACKET
WOMEN’S HALKON® JACKET
Nature
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation4/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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WOMEN'S KATMAI SHIRT
WOMEN’S KATMAI SHIRT
Nature
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Windproof Level1/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation2/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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WOMEN'S ALONDRA TRAVELLER
WOMEN’S ALONDRA TRAVELLER
Nature
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level1/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level3/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level2/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability3/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement1/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation3/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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WOMEN'S CASCADA WATERPROOF JACKET
WOMEN’S CASCADA WATERPROOF JACKET
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation2/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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WOMEN'S CASCADA II TROUSERS
WOMEN’S CASCADA II TROUSERS
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation5/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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WOMEN'S BENTU WINDPROOF JACKET
WOMEN’S BENTU WINDPROOF JACKET
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level2/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level1/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level4/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Ventilation1/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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Fully adjustable ‘halo’ hood with a wired peak to help keep your field of vision clear
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Reflective flashes along the silhouette to enhance visibility in poor light or foggy conditions
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Two large OS map sized chest pockets
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Secondary zips within the hand warming pockets which allow access to a Bentu Fleece or Bentu Plus fleece
WOMEN’S BENTU WINDPROOF JACKET
Trail
£130.00
A versatile, durable windproof jacket that combines with our Women’s Bentu Fleeces to form a warm, waterproof system for use during walking and nature activities.
The Bentu windproof uses Nikwax® Duology® Windproof fabric with zoned Pump Liner®, which can cut a gale-force wind and protect against showers when worn alone.
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WOMEN'S BENTU FLEECE
WOMEN’S BENTU FLEECE
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level1/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level3/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level3/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Ventilation1/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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full length, two-way YKK front zip with a soft chin guard
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Two zipped handwarming pockets
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Semi elasticated cuffs are easy to push up for quick cooling
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One easy access chest pocket,
WOMEN’S BENTU FLEECE
Trail
£130.00
A light, durable and comfortable fleece that combines with the Bentu Windproof to form an adaptable system for use during walking and nature activities.
The Bentu Fleece uses Nikwax® Duology® Fleece fabric, which is highly wind resistant, protects against mist and drizzle and can be worn alone in light showers.
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WOMEN'S VELEZ ADVENTURE TROUSERS
WOMEN’S VELEZ ADVENTURE TROUSERS
Energy
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level3/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability4/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation4/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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Elasticated waistband with a belt provides a secure, flexible fit
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A loose but feminine fit
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Thigh vents for quick temperature control while on the move
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Ankle adjustments with hook and loop closures
WOMEN’S VELEZ ADVENTURE TROUSERS
Energy
Price range: £145.00 through £180.00
Tough, durable and directional waterproof trousers that can be worn all day. Great for a variety of outdoor activities and conditions.
The Velez Adventure trousers use the Nikwax Analogy® Waterproof system. Generous thigh ventilation gives excellent climate control. Full articulation delivers unrestricted movement.
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WOMEN'S PÁJARO JACKET
WOMEN’S PÁJARO JACKET
Nature
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level5/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level4/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level5/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Moisture Movement5/5Thanks to Páramo’s unique Nikwax Analogy system, our garments actively move moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and comfortable even during intense activity. The trade-off is that maximum moisture control can reduce insulation, so choosing the right layer helps you balance dryness with warmth in different conditions.
Ventilation3/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
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FUERA WINDPROOF SMOCK (CLASSIC)
FUERA WINDPROOF SMOCK (CLASSIC)
Nature
Trail
PERFORMANCE BREAKDOWN
Waterproof Level2/5Our waterproof gear is designed to keep you dry in all conditions, but not all items offer the same level of protection. Each piece is measured by its hydrostatic head rating. For occasional use, such as an emergency shell for unexpected showers, a lower rating is usually enough. However, if you’ll be out for long periods in persistent rain, choosing a higher rating will provide better protection.
Insulation Level1/5Our insulated garments are designed to keep you warm, but the level of insulation varies depending on the activity and conditions. For light use, such as a jacket to throw on during chilly mornings, a lower insulation rating is usually sufficient. However, if you’ll be spending long days in freezing or exposed environments, a higher level of insulation will offer greater warmth and protection.
Windproof Level4/5Wind resistance refers to how well your garment blocks the wind—an essential feature in cold or exposed environments where windchill can rapidly increase heat loss. However, greater wind protection usually reduces breathability, meaning windproof garments will keep you warmer but won’t release moisture as effectively during strenuous activity.
Durability5/5The more durable a garment is, the better its abrasion resistance, making it less likely to be damaged by rocks or sharp tools. The trade-off is that added durability often means extra weight and reduced packability, which may not be ideal if you’re aiming to travel fast and light.
Ventilation1/5Páramo garments are designed with practical ventilation options, such as zips and adjustable openings, allowing you to release excess heat and moisture quickly. This makes it easier to regulate your temperature on the move, though keeping vents open may reduce overall weather protection in harsh conditions.
