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Hyperlite Mountain GearToday in Gear is our daily roundup of the latest product announcements, drops and news from Gear Patrol Studios. Please direct pitches, tips and questions to tig@gearpatrol.com.
Spring is in the air (officially starting tomorrow), and we’re rounding up a few products that can help you live your best life out on the trails, in the big mountains or cruising around town.
Today we’re featuring:
- A debut GORE-TEX collection
- A new fanny pack
- The Re:connect collection from Vasque
- Packs for high-altitude mountaineering
- A buttery soft cashmere sweater
Snow PeakSnow Peak’s First-Ever GORE-TEX Collection
Adventure ready: The GORE-TEX rain jacket ($500) is a fully waterproof jacket with a two-way adjustable hood, drawcord at the waist and waterproof zippers. Store all the essentials in the two breast pockets and two zippered side pockets. Pro tip: Pair it with the rain pants for head-to-toe protection.
NomadixA Cool New Fanny Pack
Fun and fresh: Nomadix introduced its new fanny pack ($35), which is now available in a variety of different colors, from bold prints to solid neutrals. The pack features a key clip, security pocket, exterior pocket for quickly storing your phone or wallet, and two hip pockets for smaller items you might need to access while on the go.
VasqueIntroducing the Re:connect Collection
In case you missed it: The Re:connect collection from Vasque is about just that: fostering a connection with yourself and others to reach your full potential. The Vasque Now ($140) is a sleek running shoe that’s designed for comfort and stability with a wider heel and forefoot. The Now can handle commutes to work and morning road miles, plus its multi-directional traction can take on any trail. The color options for the Now are easy on the eyes and well-suited to blend seamlessly into your day.
Hyperlite Mountain GearNew Packs From Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Just launched: Hyperlite, the company that’s known for making rugged, lightweight packs that are easy on the eyes, released a brand-new high-altitude mountaineering pack. Nepalese guide, Ang Tshering Sherpa, needed a lightweight pack for missions in the Himalayas so he contacted the mountain gear brand. The collaboration yielded the Halka, available in 55-liter ($425) and 70-liter ($499) capacities, which has a removable lid with a zippered storage pocket and an interior panel to secure an oxygen canister.
Buck MasonButtery Cashmere From Buck Mason
Wardrobe refresh: We know it’s about to be spring, but we’re still lusting over buttery soft cashmere sweaters. The California Cashmere Button Down Shirt ($248) has a classic style that’s wearable all year long and comes in two colors: dress navy and canyon heather.
