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Peter Storm Merino Base Layer Top (2012)

£30.00

A lightweight, unfussy top that combines merino and polyester fibres to help keep the costs down whilst benefiting from the properties of both materials. It does wick away sweat well, and it dries fast, however it is thin, and is better-suited to warmer conditions or with more layers on top. Against the skin there is enough merino in contact to ...

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Peter Storm Merino Base Layer Crew (2012)

£30.00

A really lightweight merino base-layer, with a bit of added polyester. It feels great next to the skin – soft, itch-free and not too tight – and even though the fabric is quite thin, it does a great job of trapping warmth. As you’d expect from a combination of polyester and merino, it’s very breathable and wicks away sweat really ...

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Peter Storm Hopeful Stretch

£40.00

Very lightweight trousers with a bit of added stretch for comfort. There are toggle adjusters at the waist to fine-tune the fit, and belt loops if you wear a belt. They’ve got a flattering straight-leg cut, and the fabric glides easily across the skin, making them feel comfortable to walk in. They’ve got a decent water-repellent finish so they won’t ...

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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 ...

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Peter Storm Active Base Layer

£25.00

This Peter Storm base-layer felt like a T-shirt when on, an old favourite of a T-shirt at that, with a pleasantly soft touch to the fabric. In use the top performed better than anticipated, and although it often left a sweat patch on the lumbar region, it seemed no worse than some wool tops. After a single use, the typical ...

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Peter Storm Active Base Layer

£25.00

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Peter Storm Female Gaiter 2010

£15.00

The Peter Storm Female Gaiter boasts a low price; Velcro, zip and press studs ensure it stays secure once fitted; women’s-specific fit means it fits better than some unisex brands. But it only comes in one size, so may not fit those with bigger calves so well; polypropylene is not as breathable as other fabrics; fabric underfoot strap is not ...

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Peter Storm Harrison 2010

£35.00

Available in boys’ and girls’ colours, the Peter Storm Harrison offers reasonable protection for the foot with a waterproof lining. There is some reasonable stiffness underfoot too. This is a generally well-designed valley walking boot that should be fine for many children. But take this boot onto the hills and the drawbacks may become more evident. The toe box is ...

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Peter Storm Adventure Low 2010

£45.00

The Peter Storm Adventure Low weighs 1040g (pair, size 11); low price; waterproof lining; rubber toe rand; very stiff toe box; stiff outsole ideal for rocky ground; aggressive outsole lug pattern. But it does not feel quite as comfortable or as well-fitting as higher-priced models.

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Peter Storm Active

£25.00

Inexpensive but still a useful walking pant, especially if not asking too much from them. The poly/cotton fabric soaks up water more easily than most, and definitely doesn’t dry as quickly, but they do keep the wind off, and the fit is quite neutral, meaning they’re not bad to move in. Good selection of pockets, including two quite sizeable cargo ...

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Peter Storm Storm 100 2010

£35.00

An excellent budget-end trouser that’s perhaps a bit too heavy and bulky for emergency use only, but will do a good job for all-day wear, mainly because of a comfy fit and a good mesh liner, as well as a tough polyester fabric. They aren’t the most breathable trousers, so might be better suited to less strenuous walks; but they ...

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Peter Storm Active LS base layer

£25.00

Review: A warm and heavy top, and as such it worked well on its own in milder conditions. As a base it is a bit too hefty beneath a snug soft shell, and it also held on to moisture longer than most, which could be because of the very high (50%) cotton content. It felt quite soft against the skin ...

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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

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Peter Storm Micro Half-Zip

£18.00

Baggy plain fleece cuffs let down an otherwise nicely-fitting top that boasts a superb snug, high collar and a good-length hem. The fabric feels warm and soft against the skin. A warm top that works well both as a mid-layer and base-layer. The zip is a useful length, making it easy enough to get on and off and aiding ventilation.VITAL ...

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Peter Storm Adventure

£40.00

This lightweight multi-activity shoe from Peter Storm weighs 956g (pair, size 9). It has a waterproof-lined suede leather and mesh upper, rubber toe bumper for durability and a very stiff sole that’s ideal for rocky ground. There’s a reasonable lug pattern on the outsole, providing a good grip on mud and grass and represents superb value for money. However, spending ...

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Peter Storm Carrick

£25.00

This midweight fleece from Peter Storm is a nice fit with good-length arms, a high, snug collar and drawcord hem. The fleece cuffs go a little baggy after being pulled up and down a few times, but that’s a minor gripe. The Thermatech 200 fabric offers the right amount of insulation and this jacket could certainly be used as an ...

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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.

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Peter Storm Ailsa Micro Two Tone

£18.00

This Ailsa Micro Two Tone fleece from Peter Storm is comfortable and cosy, with a tapered fit and flattering side panels. One nice touch is the fleece tab at the top of the zip, which prevents chafing on your chin. There’s a good size range and although this is one of the lightest on the market, it’s well-insulated and won’t ...

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Peter Storm Flite

£30.00

These waterproof trousers from Peter Storm are both light and compact, giving a good, close fit without impeding movement, aided by an elasticated/drawcord waist. Although lightweight, the nylon ripstop fabric seems robust. The long two-way water-resistant zips make them easy to get on and off, and also let you vent easily and access your trouser pockets underneath. However, the zips ...