Now that we’ve got a bit more freedom yet still need to keep our distance there’s never been a better excuse to get out more and appreciate a nice bit of scenery. You don’t have to go for an eight hour hike through the Lake District to feel the benefits either, even a 20 minute stroll along your nearest canal path will do wonders for the mind body and soul. So with that in mind we’ve put together a suggested outfit for an informal bit of fresh air action that doesn’t involve carabiners, ice axes or oxygen tanks.
Nobis Admiral Jacket
Versatile and lightweight enough to layer up or down in, the breathable Admiral jacket from Canadian brand Nobis is also wind and waterproof. Making it the perfect choice for an impromptu potter round the park or an unscheduled wander round the woods.
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Lee Sustainable Crew Sweatshirt
A key part of anyone’s Autumn/Winter wardrobe a decent sweatshirt will keep comfort levels at a maximum whilst enjoying some fresh air. This vintage inspired, marl grey beauty from Lee jeans is crafted from 50% organic cotton and 50% recycled materials that ensure you’re doing your bit for the very environment you’re off exploring.
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Haglöfs Tight Original X-Large Rucksack
Wherever your trails may take you it’s always best to take a study bag with you and they don’t come any better than Haglöfs. Revisiting their legendary Tight range from the 1990s this super functional XL rucksack features a teardrop shaped front and side panels for a low centre of gravity for carrying your essentials/8 cans of craft lager with ease.
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Burlington King Men Socks
Not all hikes require socks that are thicker than a bowl of oatmeal and these new argyle patterned melange socks from Burlington are ideal for the modern explorer.
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Danner Trail 2650 GTX
Designed for a mixture of different climates and terrains the Goretex version of Danner’s Trail 2650 delivers the functionality of a modern hiking boot with the performance and street style of a trainer.
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