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Women’s Mountain Hardwear Dynama/2 Bermuda Shorts Review

Women’s Mountain Hardwear Dynama/2 Bermuda Shorts Review

Look no further than the Mountain Hardwear Dynama/2 Bermuda Shorts for a pair that’s quick-drying, water repellent, and extremely soft.
Women’s Nike Dri-FIT Tempo Shorts Review
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Women’s Nike Dri-FIT Tempo Shorts Review

These shorts are one of our favorite budget-friendly options for hiking because they’re so lightweight and breathable
Women’s Columbia Sandy River Cargo Shorts Review

Women’s Columbia Sandy River Cargo Shorts Review

If you’re looking for budget-friendly shorts for summer hikes, the Sandy River Cargo shorts are a solid women’s option.
Helly Hansen Lifa Stripe Crew Base Layer Review
A hiker crouches by a creek to fill a water bottle while wearing the Helly Hansen Lifa Stripe base layer. Rocks and trees are in the background.

Helly Hansen Lifa Stripe Crew Base Layer Review

Perfect for high-output activities, this base layer provides just enough warmth while keeping you dry and comfortable.
Women’s Patagonia Baggies Shorts Review
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Women’s Patagonia Baggies Shorts Review

If you’re looking for affordable, durable shorts that work for hikes and casual outings, the Patagonia Baggies 5″ shorts are for you
Smartwool Classic Thermal Base Layer Review
A hiker shoulders his pack while wearing the Smartwool Classic Thermal base layer. Trees are in the background.

Smartwool Classic Thermal Base Layer Review

With moisture-wicking merino wool, odor resistance, and thoughtful design, this base layer is a “classic” for active adventurers.
Icebreaker Merino Oasis 200 Base Layer Review
A hiker crosses a bridge with trekking poles, a pack, and wearing the Icebreaker Oasis 200 base layer. Trees are in the background.

Icebreaker Merino Oasis 200 Base Layer Review

This base layer offers a balance of insulation, merino wool comfort, and natural odor resistance, making it great for many outdoor activities.
CleverHiker Gear Guide

CleverHiker Gear Guide

Trail-tested recommendations on the best hiking, backpacking, and camping gear for maximizing comfort, minimizing weight, and increasing smiles.
REI Midweight Half Zip Base Layer Review
A hiker climbing down some rocks in a desert landscape wearing the REI Midweight Half Zip Base Layer

REI Midweight Half Zip Base Layer Review

If you’re only going to buy one base layer, this midweight budget friendly and comfy top is a great option. No base layer can do it all, but this one comes close.
Arc’teryx Rho Heavyweight Zip-Neck Base Layer Review
A hiker zips up the neck on the Arc'teryx Rho Heavyweight Zip Neck base layer. Trees are in the background.

Arc’teryx Rho Heavyweight Zip-Neck Base Layer Review

This is a top-of-the-line base layer offering fleece-like warmth for cold campsites, alpine starts, or that long chairlift.
Ortovox 185 Rock’n’wool Base Layer Review
A hiker hiking through the woods with a pack and trekking poles while wearing the Ortovox Rock'n'Wool base layer. Trees and a trail are in the background.

Ortovox 185 Rock’n’wool Base Layer Review

This midweight base layer features ultra-soft fine wool fibers and a comfortable, but snug fit making it feel warmer than other base layers of similar weight.
Smartwool Classic All-Season Base Layer Review
A hiker crosses a log wearing a backpack and the Smartwool Classic All-Season base layer. Trees are in the background.

Smartwool Classic All-Season Base Layer Review

The value of this base layer is right in the name—“classic” and “all-season.” It utilizes a timeless design without overcomplicating things. The moderate warmth and excellent breathability make it an appropriate choice all year round.
Outdoor Research Echo Hoodie Base Layer Review
A hiker walks down a trail with mountains and trees in the background. He is using trekking poles and wearing a pack and the Outdoor Research Echo Hoodie

Outdoor Research Echo Hoodie Base Layer Review

This is an ultimate layer. The one that you will always bring on every trip “just in case” and end up wearing everyday.
Patagonia Capilene Midweight Crew Review
A hiker sips from a water bottle while wearing the Patagonia Capilene base layer. Trees are in the background.

Patagonia Capilene Midweight Crew Review

A breathable wool base layer that nails the sweet spot for midweight warmth.
Women’s Houdini Wadi Shorts Review
A gear analyst wearing lightweight blue houdini wadi shorts at sunset on a clear evening

Women’s Houdini Wadi Shorts Review

These shorts are a standout choice for those seeking a soft, lightweight, ultra-breathable pair.
Women’s Patagonia Multi Trails Shorts Review

Women’s Patagonia Multi Trails Shorts Review

These shorts are incredibly lightweight and packable, ideal for minimalist hikers who need to save space and weight. Despite their featherweight feel, they’re durable with great zip pockets.
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