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As Seen on The Martha Stewart Show
Our own gear diva met with Martha on December 20th to talk about cold-weather layering. Here's the gear Kristin suggested:
Arc'Teryx Alpha SV Glove (Courtesy Photo)
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Tags:
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- Gloves |
- Hat |
- Base layer |
- Hardshell |
- Down jacket |
- Boots |
BASELAYER: I/O Bio Contact long-sleeve crib - See our review
MIDLAYER: Patagonia Better Sweater quarter zip
DOWN JACKET: GoLite Demaree Canyon 800 down jacket - See our video
SHELL: First Ascent Mountain Guide jackets
PANTS: Mountain Hardwear Winter Wander pant
BOOTS: Columbia Sportswear Bugathermo
SOCKS: Darn Tough Vermont mountaineering socks - See our review
GLOVES: Arc'teryx Alpha SV glove - See our review
GLOVES: The North Face E-Tip glove - See our review
HAT: Polar Buff - See our review
Watch the video of Kristin on The Martha Stewart Show!
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READERS COMMENTS
I'm amazed that there happened to be a different manufacturer for every single piece of gear that was recommended... It makes me wonder if suggestions are actually suggestions of the best product or a marketing campaign for these companies connected with Backpacker Magazine? Where can one go to get good reviews?
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