Either you love bibs or you hate bibs. We happen to love bibs and wind up testing dang near every bib we can get ahold of. The Trew TREWth bib has been on the top of our list to test out for a few years. Well, now we have had a chance to put it through the wringer with snowboarding
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Trew makes some really great gear for skiers, snowboarders, and splitboarders. The Wander jacket is the pinnacle of their line up. It is the lightest weight, yet most functional of their touring outerwear. It features Dermizax NX waterproof breathable membrane that claims to be the most breathable stormproof membrane in the world. Strong claim! So we took the Wander jacket
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Looking for an emergency shell? Maybe a rain jacket? How about a windbreaker? Got it. Now let’s say you wanted to use it for skiing, snowboarding, backcountry touring, splitboarding, biking to work and going to get a beer. All that and under 1 pound. Oh, and make sure it packs into a hand pocket. Too much for one jacket? Nope.
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Looking for a super warm down jacket that keeps you warm in super cold temps and is impervious to water? Then check out the TREW Gear Super Down Jacket. They call it the Super Down for a reason – it is probably the best heavy duty down jacket out there. Many reasons for this claim, it’s not just that it
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Wool for summer? Yes, Merino wool for summer! Is it the lightest wool shirt in the world? The TREW Weightless NuYarn Merino T-Shirt still features TREW’s NuYarn Merino blend but is even lighter and more breathable. We put it through the test to see if it was as impressive as the hype. I love the TREW Gear NuYarn Lightweight pocket
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TREW Gear has two great bib options, the TREWTH bib that we reviewed last year and the TREW Roam. They differ in several ways. The Roam has less bib coverage and is geared more towards uphill travel. I loved the TREWTH bibs, so it will be hard to top them. Let’s see how the Roam bibs stack up! TREW Roam –
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