Peter Storm | translate:/Global/SiteRating: 2

A comfortable jacket with a long hem that covers the hips easily. It has got a decent-sized hood – great if you’ve got long hair – with baffle adjustment at the sides and back. You can also roll it away in the collar if you want a smarter look. It’s made from Peter Storm’s Stormshield fabric, which is waterproof and ...

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Skiddaw II

£65.00

Very soft, full-grain leather boots that will only really suit women with wide feet as they are very wide across the toes. They’ve got a soft yet supportive ankle cuff, and although the tongue may feel harsh at first, it soon softens with wear. Disappointingly, the lacing system is a bit fiddly, making it difficult to get enough tension across ...

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Coleburn 2011

£30.00

The Peter Storm Coleburn is a very low-priced boot with a low ankle cuff to provide comfort straight from the box. The upper has a waterproof lining to keep feet dry, plus panels of suede to increase durability. Underfoot the lugs are widely spaced to prevent clogging. But there is very little stiffness in the Peter Storm Coleburn’s sole or ...

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Skiddaw 2009

£60.00

The Peter Storm Skiddaw weighs 1316g (pair, size 8); full leather upper for maximum durability; waterproof lining; solid toe box for maximum protection; good heel cup for support; good outsole lug pattern for grip. But it has a very flexible sole unit; relatively low ankle cuff compared to most boots; not as well-cushioned as higher-priced options.

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Stormtech Gaiters

£15.00

A bit tight over the boot, making it very hard to engage the front hook. A good length and weight, though, and easy to adjust. Light and waterproof and, once on, barely noticeable. Less breathable than some and the webbing underfoot straps may need replacing regularly. Contact: 0800 389 5861, www.millets.co.uk

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Skiddaw

£60.00

A soft upper with lots of padding made them a little hot and sweaty. Also the low ankle cuff dug in a bit at times. Performed well with good shock absorption and a Vibram sole that gave sufficient grip on all surfaces. The flexible sole unit worked well on low-level terrain, but the padding made them feel quite heavy.VITAL STATSColour: ...

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm HighLite

£50.00

The Peter Storm HighLite general-purpose jacket weighs just 554g (women’s M); low price; waterproof and breathable StormTech fabric; two deep hip pockets; mesh lining adds comfort; hood rolls into collar. But poor pocket access while wearing a rucksack; hood has no peak for extra protection; sleeves ride up easily; high price brings more waterproof and more breathable materials.

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Ascent Ultra Lite

£50.00

A 3-season boot that weighs 1080g (pair, size 11) with suede and synthetic upper and waterproof lining. A stiff toe box for protection, good cushioning, extremely aggressive lugs to keep you going through mud. However, the sole is very bendy so not the best for rocky ground and the ankle cuff is lower-cut than most, so not the most supportive ...

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Carrick

£25.00

This fleece mid layer weighs 504g (size L); thick, hard-wearing fleece compared to some; two zipped hip pockets; zip chest pocket; warm and very breathable fleece. But a little more bulky than some; hip pocket access easily obscured by rucksack belts; is not particularly highly featured for absolute practical performance; no hood.

LFTO.com rating
Owners' rating

Peter Storm Ravine

£60.00

This waterproof jacket from Peter Storm provides plenty of room across the chest and arms, but is very tight around the hips. It’s a long jacket that covers your bum well, with a drawcord at the waist to ensure a snug fit. However, the nylon fabric rustles a lot and more adjustment in the cuffswould be good. A fairly heavy-duty ...