Trail Clothes Reviews

A 93-percent nylon, double-woven cap that is extremely lightweight and low profile.

A super wide ear band with a brim that blocks sun while encouraging air flow.

A softshell jacket made for skiing

A softshell with full-length side zips for great ventilation

Breathable and supple with the waterproofness of a hardshell.

Get maximum bang for your buck with this two-in-one, synthetic-fill jacket.

This baseslayer packs a lot of warmth and versatility into a sub-one-pound package that scrunches up small

Absolute rain protection in a well-priced package

This shell is a good lightweight option for when you hit showery weather and need solid waterproofness and breathability.

This baselayer fits like a cycling skin suit without looking like underwear

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Toe socks that give you the benefits of barefoot running with the comfort of socks.

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A sock made for those in-between days.

These lightweight ski socks are warm, snug, and boot bang friendly.

A seamless sock that's blister proof.

These super cushy socks provide all-day comfort.

This fine-gauge merino feels like my coziest pajamas.

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Three skirts for conquering the backcountry with a dash of feminine style.

This polyester jersey is loose and meshy while still being a great sun barrier.

A retro-looking (albeit heavy) coat that stands up to wintry weather and hard work.

Socks to hats to sports bras–the essential gear for any female hiker.

Whether you're shopping for your wife, mom, girlfriend, or BFF we've done the heavy lifting for you with 40 picks that are sure to make her Mother's Day.

Fool-proof sun protection for her noggin

Finally–a flattering sports bra

Say goodbye to hat head

Plushly padded socks for all-day comfort

This mid-weight fleece is ultra-comfy, stretchy, and warm.

A featherweight softshell with the biggest pit zips you've ever seen

A cute, comfy, and functional hiking skirt

A comfortable, cute, easy-to-wear top

A densely knit merino wool that fits and breathes well.

From a bargain ultralight tent to perfect-fit boots, here are 14 products that passed the ultimate field test.

A long-sleeved shirt built for hot and sunny weather.

Socks that stay plush through heavy miles.

Socks with friction protection in all the right places.

Socks that promise no blisters–and deliver.

Merino/synthetic socks that will make kids' feet happy.

A polyester performance t-shirt that's worth every penny–and we're giving away four! Read on to win!

A stretchy, superbreathable sun hat.

A versatile balaclava made of a blend of fabrics.

A 100-percent wool-lined glove that heats hands instantly.

A great all-purpose glove for high-output activities.

Gore Windstopper covers the back of the hand from cuff to fingertips.

At Eddie Bauer, we've been outfitting adventures since 1920 everything from family camping trips to historic mountaineering expeditions and epic first ascents. That tradition inspires everything we do, from our casual sportswear to our guide-built First Ascent mountaineering gear. Like the revolutionary BC-200 ultra light hard shell. A 3-layer, waterproof/breathable hard shell with 20K/25K performance that's under 11 oz AND under $200.

At Eddie Bauer, we've been outfitting adventures since 1920 everything from family camping trips to historic mountaineering expeditions and epic first ascents. That tradition inspires everything we do, from our casual sportswear to our guide-built First Ascent mountaineering gear. Like the revolutionary BC-200 ultra light hard shell. A 3-layer, waterproof/breathable hard shell with 20K/25K performance that's under 11 oz AND under $200.

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Here is a lightweight glove ideal for 3-season hikers, cross-country skiers, cold-weather cyclists, or runners who want to stay connected to their gadgets.

Drop one of these utilitarian, yet cool-looking, belts into any guy's stocking and he will love it.

Just because you can't be in the backcountry everyday doesn't mean you can't dress for it.

Insulating pieces from down to fleece.

Ditch your hiking boots for these fleece-lined slippers and relax.

Gloves that are rugged and cheap.

Gloves made with thermal-reflective Omni-Heat lining.

Tuck chemical handwarmers in these mitts for long-lasting heat.

Tough gloves that still let you use your fingers for delicate tasks.

The best gloves for wet and cold we tested.

These zippered gaiters keep out crusty debris.

These gaiters thrive in wet, wet conditions.

Made for ice climbers–perfect for anyone who needs tough, tall gaiters.

Ski socks that protect shins from boot bang.

Multi-season socks with tons of cush.

Bargain socks that are warm and resilient.

Perfect fit and great performance

The most comfortable helmet in our test.

An ultralight helmet with 16 vents.

A merino wool beanie for temps down to 25°.

A two-in-one hat that keeps out cold and precipitation.

A cap that lives up to its name

A full-face balaclava

A winter ball cap that's filled with down.

A barely there beanie for high-octane workouts.

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For those times when a little skull cap just want do, but you still want a hat that wicks and breathes.

A stylish hat that packs small and combats camp hair.

Three-season wool and polyester pants.

Warm, light fleece pants.

For those times on the trail when serious hiking pants are overkill.

This all-natural wonder fabric keeps you warm, cool, and stink-free.