Holiday Gift Ideas for the Outdoors Women’s Clothes
Finding the right clothes for a woman can be hard. Finding the right clothes for the active, outdoors woman can be VERY hard. We are here to help! Our female testers approve of all these clothes, so rest assured, your favorite woman will too.
Ridge Merino Women’s Convict Merino Wool Hoodie – An Invaluable Layer for the Backcountry
Kitsbow Hymasa Tee – An Innovative Tech Tee
Eliza Lockhart
Kitsbow has dedicated itself to making mens and womens technical apparel. Designed specifically for bikers, this gear is tailored to those who enjoy pedaling fast and moving through the mountains.
Although I’m not a biker, I tested the Hymasa Tee through running and hiking. I got a feel for its breathability, material and construction. This technical tee boasts fabrics that lower your body temperature and to be honest, I was skeptical.
Mountain Hardwear Right On Tank Top
Nicole Doty
I’ve been wearing the Right On Tank from Mountain Hardwear non-stop this summer! The lightweight material just sits comfortably on my torso and I honestly forget I’m even wearing a shirt. It isn’t baggy or tight so it fits my body perfectly without being too form-fitting. It is a top that I think could work for anyBODY. I’m 5’3, 130 pounds and I wore a small so I would say this fits true to size.
Women’s Exposure 2 Gore-Tex Paclite Plus Jacket – Perfect Shield from Wind and Rain
Nicole Doty
Women’s Exposure 2 Gore-Tex Paclite Plus Jacket Review
I was searching for a windbreaker jacket when I found the Women’s Exposure/2 Gore-Tex PacLite Plus Jacket by Mountain Hardwear. I wasn’t in the market for a new rain jacket but this rain shell is the perfect shield from wind AND rain. Living in Colorado means you need lots of different outerwear, so being able to consolidate the two is a huge plus for me.
KUHL Enduro Revers Legging – Breathable and Super Soft
Samantha Sewell
Kuhl Enduro Revers Leggings are so great that you will want to order more! From yoga to the brewery, these leggings are super soft and comfortable. Full review here.
Teva Universal Trail Sandal – Built for Every Environment
Eliza Lockhart
Teva has released the Universal Trail sandals $99and the crowds are stoked! Inspired by their Original Universals, these feature recycled materials, a burlier tread, and fashion-forward colorways. They are designed to appease both city dwellers and mountain folk through their versatile and comfortable components.
Hoka One One Speedgoat 4 Women’s Trail Running Shoes – Built for Technical Terrain
Eliza Lockhart
Designed specifically for technical terrain, these trail runners are a trustworthy pair of shoes. Their Vibram Megagrip outsole, cushy midsole, and breathable upper make these the right partner for tricky terrain.
The Hoka One One Speedgoat 4 run a little narrower than some of Hokas other shoes but I still found them comfortable despite my slightly wide feet. (Although a little narrow they are still wider than the Speedgoat 3.) The upper hugs my foot nicely and keeps it secure on both the uphill and downhill.
Sunski Sunglasses – Recycled and Good Looking
Samantha Sewell
The Sunski Sunglasses that we tested were the Dipea and Avila with polarized lenses. These are some great sunglasses at a great price.
Avila (four frames/shade colors to consider) I choose the Matte Black Polarized* shades. These shades are most known for the lightweight & stylish frame and come in at $68!
The Dipsea Tortoise Emerald Polarized* shades are Sunski’s bestselling frame and only costs $58! The pool made for a picture-perfect assessment of the lenses at work. The stylish frame & emerald lenses are so chic and perfect for wherever the sun is hiding.
