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Style and durability blend seamlessly in the Trail Benders, which bolster their flattering fit and attractive colors with reinforced nylon fabric at the knees and ankles and quick-wicking, UPF 50 polyester everywhere else. Buy Marmot Women’s Trail Bender Tights / Read the Full Review

Think of this piece as a techy sweatshirt: It’s fleecy on the inside and fits like an oversized T-shirt, but it’s made of polyester and uses Columbia’s Omni-Wick technology. Buy Columbia Northern Comfort Midlayer Shirt Now / Read the Full Review

This top is so soft on skin, our tester actually preferred to sleep in it even after long days on the trail. “It’s like a pajama shirt turned technical,” she says. Buy Title Nine Grace Long Sleeve Top Now / Read the Full Review

This hat may look like it’s made for Instagram, but it actually has the tech for multiday backpacking trips. The merino wool adds warmth on cool days, yet also breathes well enough to handle warmer hikes. Buy Conner Hats Bird and Feather Wool Hat Now / Read the Full Review

This is not your mother’s sports bra. The Sol’s slim straps look great, but they don’t sacrifice support when it comes to eliminating “trail bounce.” Buy Kari Traa Sol Bra Now / Read the Full Review

For pants that you could easily slide into your workday rotation—that’s how good they look—the Brise packs a surprising amount of tech chops. Buy Foehn Women’s Brise Jogger Now / Read the Full Review

Dayhikes, overnights, mountain bike rides, ski tours—if we were sweating, we wanted this breathable top. Buy Smartwool Women’s Merino Sport 150 Short Sleeve / Read the Full Review