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	Montane's New Reversible Microfleece A midlayer and a baselayer in one garment thanks to cunning Polartec fabric... - 8/9/08

	Advertorial: Hit the beach with Fat Face! Summer’s here, so what better way to cool down than hit the beach in some hot new kit from Fat Face? - 7/7/08

	Haglöfs Announces Triton Replacement Updated hooded microfleece on the way from Swedish clothing maestros. - 7/2/08

	Montane Jaguar Jacket Tested Montane's winter fleece uses reversed high-loft WindPro for super aesthetic insulation appeal :-) - 20/9/07

	Polartec Getting Greener More recycled fleece, mixes of wool and fleece plus a new corn-based fleece that composts back to nature once you're done with it are all in the pipeline from fleece giants Polartec. - 3/4/06

	Rab Phantom Jacket Tested Updated Made with a new variant of Polartec's wind-resistant WindPro fleece and with some neat features including a hood, we reckoned the Phantom looked like a great technical mountain fleece. How did it measure up? - 26/1/06

	Paramo Mountain Vent Pull-On - First Look The Mountain Vent Pull-on is Paramo's next-to-skin, reversible base layer top with vents to match those in its shell jackets giving direct to skin ventilation options. - 11/4/05

	Berghaus Heatcell Gilet - First Look It's a Thermal Pro gilet with a built-in electric heating pad powered by a rechargeable battery and it feels like someone pouring hot soup over your kidneys. Is it any real use though or just a nice toy? - 10/2/05

	Lowe Alpine Warm Zone Ninja Hoody Tested Look mummy, it's Spiderman! So, is the embarassment of looking like an all action super hero worth the pay off in performance terms? We test Lowe's lightweight technical mid-layer. - 12/11/04

	Haglofs Triton Hood Tested A hooded technical microfleece with some thoughtful design and detailing from the Swedish outdoor gurus over at Haglofs. - 4/6/04


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