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Karrimor Alpiniste Pant Tested
By Jon on 12/02/2003 18:52:05
They're fleecey, they're warm, they're pants, but in the nicest possible sense of the word...
conditions, these do the job. Know more or want to?If you'd like to add your own experiences of this product checkout our user review system and post your opinions to the world. Ifyou have questions you can mailus direct, askRichard Gear or try a
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Just In - Karrimor Alpiniste 35+10
By Jon on 19/11/2009 14:21:28
New for review, 35-litre technical mountain pack with classic heritage from Karrimor.
Just in for review is a new KarrimorAlpiniste 35 + 10 technical mountain pack, the firstreview pack we've had from Karrimor in years. It's a 35-litre pack with10-litre extension and pretty much all the mod cons you can think of.Shiny front panel
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Latest Karrimor Alpiniste Fleece
By Jon on 08/11/2000 11:45:00
Significant changes for one of the top technical fleeces
Latest Karrimor Alpiniste Technical Fleece - What'sNew? The latest Alpiniste, the same, but different... We've just got our eager little paws on Karrimor's latestAlpiniste fleece
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Karrimor Alpiniste Fleece
By Jon on 21/06/2000 21:14:00
Karrimor's classic technical mountain fleece tested
to Karrimor's new webbyparadisePushed fortime: Fine winter technical jacket with a couple of flaws,notably the whiplash hood cordsUsed this product? Got any questions?To contribute your own review just click on the contribute buttonon the left and follow
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Karrimor Alpine Lite 45+10 First Impressions
By Jon on 01/02/2001 15:15:00
A lighter version of the Alpiniste S, this sack is a mountain Tardis...
, foam 'sit mat', emergency Equipment Store Pocket. New for 2001 and in the shops now, the Alpine Lite 45+10- is, giveor take a few details, a lightened version of the Alpiniste S 45+10.Some of that weight saving comes from
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Karrimor Boma 45+10 Tested
By Jon on 13/05/2003 17:48:52
Super butch, rubbery heavy duty technical pack from the House of Karrimor in sunny Accrington. Mmmm, the smell of burning rubber as...
of this product checkout our user review system and post your opinions to the world. Ifyou have questions you can mailus direct, askRichard Gear or try a posting to our gearforum.
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Karrimor Hot Earth Pack - First Impressions
By Jon on 21/12/2000 13:42:00
Latest winter day sac from the big K
-litre Hot Earth is a direct replacement for last year's Alpiniste 40 The 'new' Hot Earth 40-litre climbing pack is effectively areworking of last year's popular Alpiniste 40, but with a few tweaks,a claimed 100g of extra weight from
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Mountain Equipment G2 Alpine Jacket First Look
By Jon on 20/09/2002 17:19:54
First impressions of Mountain Equipment's Gore N2S-based G2 Soft Shell jacket
alpinists who'll just throw a light down vestover the top.Nice Design ME seems to be turning out some of the best-cuttechnical clothing on the market right now and the G2 Jacket is noexception. It's a long, slimmish fitting garment with a slight droptail
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Berghaus Asylum Parka Tested
By Jon on 20/02/2007 18:13:37
We check out the Rolls Royce of belay jackets from the Berghaus Big Wall range.
toting,for general use it's more of an issue.For an alpinist, for example, that's a big chunk of weight. And itdoesn't pack small either. The stuff sac - supplied - is the size ofa very large, fat, domestic cat and the taped, waterproof fabricmakes
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Mountain Equipment Vector 45 - First Look
By Jon on 18/01/2001 11:22:00
First impressions of ME's 'ultimate snow and ice pack'
scientific journal. Butthen it is aimed at hardware happy ski-mountaineers and alpinists.There's one of the increasingly popular accessory shields which youcan use to carry axes or crampons or to quick stash shell clothing onwalk-ins, a further accessory
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