Reviews by User: Gooner113 (5)

If your feet overheat like mine, they can get VERY uncomfortable in warmer weather. As soon as it cools off mind you they can't be beaten.

I've had these boots for just under a year and they have been over the Canadian Shield, through the black peet mud of North Carolina (I mean COVERED!) and now they'll be off to Central Asia. I wouldn't put another pair of boots on my feet (unless they where also KEEN). Best boots on the market for light-pack day hiking.

Why North Face got rid of this jacket is beyond me. I've worn this with an Ice Breaker base layer (200 Weight), and a (I hate to say this) cotton tee in 5 - 15 C and with strong winds and light rain and was warm as toast. The little pocket at the front is all but useless, unless you want to keep your Driver's License safe. Everything about this jacket was good in my books, and it's light weight made it easy to pack when space was/is an issue. Hope they make something very much like it in the future.

Icebreaker make the best wool based product in the world. I have never had warm feet until now. Wet, dry, hot, cold, these sock can handle everything. If you don't have anything by Icebreaker yet you should run out and get some. Just top shelf.

Why North Face got rid of this jacket is beyond me. I've worn this with an Ice Breaker base layer (200 Weight), and a (I hate to say this) cotton tee in 5 - 15 C and with strong winds and light rain and was warm as toast. The little pocket at the front is all but useless, unless you want to keep your Driver's License safe. Everything about this jacket was good in my books, and it's light weight made it easy to pack when space was/is an issue. Hope they make something very much like it in the future.

Lighter and more breathable than the TARGEE II Mid-Hiking, or so I've found. Not great for anything serious, seeing as there is no ankle support. But a good, light shoe for walking and light travel.