Review: Montane Pac Plus XT jacket
I have been sent a Montane Pac Plus XT jacket to test. The outdoors clothing brand describes the jacket – in designs for women and men – as “Lightweight. Waterproof. Reliably Durable.” Features include:...
Category: Walking
Flying solo: Build a stronger, happier and more resilient you
I was asked to write about my enjoyment of solo outdoor adventures – and what I find alone time a benefit – for The Sunday Post magazine, P.S. You can read the article on-line...
Review: Berghaus women’s Tirrios walking trousers
Berghaus women’s Tirrios Pant are described as being a “hardwearing new softshell for cold conditions in the hills and mountains”. They are for “extended use during a variety of activities” and “combine a high...
How to choose clothing for outdoor activities?
Active trips require preparation and this includes making sure you have the right clothing and equipment for the adventure. This is especially important if the trip is planned during a cold season. In order...
Review: Berghaus Mehan Vented women’s jacket
The Berghaus female-specific Mehan Vented jacket is a performance shell, designed for moving fast and light on the trails. Made of Berghaus award-winning Hydroshell™ 2.5L fabric, its features and design offer both protection and...
Review: Salewa Fanes Wool Powertex Jacket
I have been testing the new Salewa Fanes Wool Powertex Jacket. To start with I have a great fondness for the brand. I really like the fit and the products in my experience are...
Review: Montane Fireball Jacket
The Montane Fireball Jacket is a warm-for-weight breathable insulating layer (mid or outer) that can be used for walking, running or skiing. I have been testing the women’s Montane Fireball Jacket in a size...
Evening Corbett: Bac an Eich, Strathconon
A festive streak of Corbetts culminated on January 3 with an evening walk on Bac an Eich, Strathconon. While I hiked my first Corbett of the day, friends, including Jamie, her partner Andy, Jenn...
Review: Munro Bagging Scratch Off Map
If you are ticking off the Munros – the 282 Scottish mountains with a summit of more than 3000ft – it is useful to have a way of keeping track. A new Munro Bagging...
Corbett bagging: Sow of Atholl and Meall na Leitreach
The festive season proved to be a great opportunity to bag a few new Corbetts. Both the Sow of Atholl and Meall na Leitreach are accessed from Dalnaspidal Lodge, close to the A9, and...
