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Zamberlan Ultra Lite GTX (2013)

£160.00

The Zamberlan Ultra Lite GTX is extremely light for a leather boot as it weighs in at just 1358g (pair, size 46) and while it may not boast the stunning good looks of some more striking models, when you do take a closer look it has some pretty good design features for tackling British hills. To begin with you’re getting ...

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Meindl Kansas (2013)

£160.00

Meindl has a well-established reputation for producing extremely comfortable and durable leather hillwalking boots, and the Kansas follows this trend. It has a full leather upper that instantly feels robust in the hand. There’s a rubber rand around the toe box to improve durability on rockier ground, although as there’s so little stitching and so few separate panels, this boot ...

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Scarpa Mustang (2013)

£160.00

The Scarpa Mustang is the latest addition to the popular Zero Gravity (ZG) range from Scarpa. As that name implies, it is reasonably lightweight, but it’s not the lightest in this test. It has a synthetic fabric upper with suede overlays, and this area of the boot is reasonably stiff, supportive and protective of the foot, making it good for ...

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The North Face Verbera Lightpacker GTX (2013)

£160.00

The TNF Verbera Lightpacker GTX isn’t as light as its name suggests, because at 1714g (pair, size 11) it’s one of the heaviest models we looked at! But it is a very substantial boot with more mountain performance-orientated features than most lighter options. So behind those striking good looks you’ll find a textile upper with a suede leather overlay at ...

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Asolo Flame GTX/Atlantis GTX (2013)

£150.00

The Asolo Flame GTX/Atlantis GTX is a very well-established model that on first appearance resembles many other boots with a synthetic upper. But flex it between the toe and heel, and immediately it’s clear that this boot is far more supportive and robust than many similar-looking models. That synthetic upper is actually pretty stiff and provides great protection for the ...

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Lomer Tibet STX (2013)

£160.00

At 1574g (pair, size 11) the Lomer Tibet STX is one of the lighter 3-season boots we looked at but it also manages to retain a good degree of mountain performance. So you get a fabric and suede leather upper that has been reinforced particularly at the toe box and heel to provide good support for the foot on uneven ...

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Brasher Hillmaster II (2013)

£150.00

The Hillmaster has for many years been described as ‘Britain’s most loved boot’ by Brasher, and it has certainly been popular for decades thanks to its instant comfort straight from the box. What set the Hillmaster apart 30 years ago was its weight, comfort and performance. Today there are lighter boots than the Hillmaster but it still offers great comfort ...

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AKU Tribute GTX (2013)

£155.00

The AKU Tribute GTX weighs in at just 1462g (pair, size 11), which considering it’s a leather boot is very respectable. The upper is free of too many frills, with just 2mm thick full-grain leather and minimal stitching throughout. The upper is quite soft, but there’s stiffening in the toe box to protect the feet from stray boulders and stiffening ...

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Mammut T Advanced GTX (2013)

£150.00

The Mammut T Advanced GTX is instantly attractive as it is very lightweight at 1456g and has a striking modern design. The boot has a synthetic upper with leather overlays, and this feels quite robust despite its minimal weight. The toe box is very solid at the end but softer toward the laces – so it’s not the ultimate foot ...

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Bergans of Norway Super Lett Jacket (2013)

£150.00

The Super Lett from Bergans is a lightweight jacket at 435g (size men’s L), but what makes it better than many lightweight jackets is that it is made from a 3-layer fabric, so you get less clammy when wearing it. The price is a bit higher than other lightweights, but you do at least get a proper hood, unlike many ...

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Sprayway Nyx/Eos (2013)

£150.00

The Sprayway Nyx (men’s)/Eos (women’s) is a former winner of a Trail ‘Best in Test’ award in Spring 2012, and it’s still a great a jacket. It’s made from Gore-Tex Performance Shell, which isn’t as breathable as the higher-priced versions of Gore-Tex but it’s still perfectly good and just as waterproof. There’s a mesh lining to add a bit more ...

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Montane Venture (2012)

£230.00

The 3-layer eVENT fabric is light yet soft and comfortable, and it’s extremely breathable. It’s also reinforced at the shoulders. It has an excellent hood: deep and super-adjustable with a decent wired peak. And this combines with a high, soft collar. The pockets are a good size and well-positioned, and the cuffs are spot-on, with Velcro adjustment and elastic. The ...

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Sprayway Odyssey (2012)

£160.00

The Odyssey is a well-featured 2-layer Gore-Tex jacket at an incredibly competitive price. It’s a decent length, and the cuffs are armed with both Velco and elastic. The handwarmer pockets are mesh-lined so offer some ventilation, and will just about take a map; and there’s a single internal pocket that’s good for a phone or similar. The hood is excellent: ...

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Rohan Mountain Guide (2012)

£188.00

A heavy-duty, smart-looking jacket made from soft yet tough fabric. The fit reaches down to the upper thighs, and even the size small we tested felt rather large. It protects well against the elements, performing well on low to mid-level walks. There’s a decent-sized, pack-away hood with a wired peak, although this doesn’t offer enough protection for the side of ...

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Craghoppers Kiwi Gore-Tex (2012)

£175.00

This is a superb 2-layer Gore-Tex waterproof that’s casual enough to double as an everyday jacket. It’s got a decent hood with an excellent wired peak; and the collar is high and fleece-lined. The external double storm flap fastens with pop studs: fiddly but solid. The main pockets are a little on the low side, and aren’t particularly generous; and ...

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Mountain Equipment Morpheus (2012)

£240.00

The Gore-Tex Pro Shell fabric on this is superbly breathable and as tough as nails; and it boasts a great hood, with a stiffened and wired peak. The pockets are excellent (although they don’t vent at all) – the cavernous chest pocket simply swallows maps and guidebooks. The hem has drawcord adjustment and there's a helpful waist adjuster, too. The ...

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Berghaus Mera Peak (2012)

£260.00

The Mera Peak is a classic that gets better with age. This latest incarnation is a comfortable, breathable, quick-drying waterproof that's great to wear – but it's quite a lump to carry. The face fabric is soft yet tough, and the internal lining makes it comfortable against bare skin. The hood is absolutely brilliant: deep and adjustable and almost impenetrable ...

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Rab Mountain Dru (2012)

£260.00

The Dru feels heavier when worn than it actually is, as the fabric is a little stiff in comparison with others. But it’s as protective as any and it’s very breathable too. It has good-sized, well-placed handwarmer pockets and a huge Napoleon pocket that will swallow a map. The hood is excellent, with 3-way adjustment and a wired peak, and ...

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Outdoor Research Paladin (2012)

£200.00

A relatively lightweight jacket made from durable and waterproof 3-layer fabric. The fit just about covers the hips and there’s plenty of length and articulation in the arms. It’s got a wonderfully deep, fully adjustable hood that really clamps down over the head and swivels with head movement, although the peak is floppy. The chin guard could do with a ...

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Kathmandu Nerius (2012)

£180.00

A lightweight jacket made from waterproof and breathable 3-layer Gore-Tex Paclite. The fit easily covers the hips and there’s plenty of length in the arms too. The fabric is soft and comfortable to wear, although it doesn’t feel as bomb-proof as some others. The hood is a decent size and zips off, although it doesn’t offer protection for the side ...

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Marmot Minimalist (2012)

£180.00

Cut from a polyester-faced Gore-Tex Paclite, the Minimalist feels more like a fattened-up lightweight than a full-on winter jacket. It’s a great bit of kit though, and its lightness and superb packability will appeal to those who prefer to leave their waterproof in the pack as much as possible. The hood’s good: with 3-way adjustment; but the peak’s floppy. The ...

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The North Face Alpine Project (2012)

£250.00

A lightweight jacket which breathes very well, is totally waterproof and feels great for energetic walking. The fit just about covers the hips and the arms are articulated for really easy movement. There’s a high collar with a strip of fleece to protect your chin, and a lovely deep, fully adjustable hood that protects the head and face really well. ...

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Patagonia Piolet (2012)

£250.00

This one feels bomb-proof. The fit is long enough to cover the hips and hands, with gusseted underarm panels for easy movement. There’s a very comfortable, high fleece-lined collar, and a deep hood with a stiffened peak. The main zip is covered by an external storm flap with slightly fiddly Velcro tabs, but it does a great job of keeping ...

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Zamberlan Vioz Plus (2012)

£195.00

These boots are designed to be loved and cared for and take all the abuse you can throw at them. The fit is secure and comfortable, although the heel isn’t quite as snug as the Scarpas and they definitely need a bit of wearing-in before they really feel good. They’ve got lovely snug and secure ankle cuffs, though; and a ...

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Lowa Stirling GTX W (2012)

£180.00

Designed specifically for UK hillwalkers, these nice-looking boots are made with thick, single-piece nubuck leather uppers. They’re quite narrow, especially across the toes; and a slightly awkward lacing system makes them less forgiving if they don’t suit your foot shape. The luxurious leather upper is quick to mould to the foot, although unfortunately there’s no rubber bumper at the toe ...