Real reviews from everyday adventurers

I love this hoodie . Incredibly soft and comfortable

I have similar pants from Fjallraven & Tru-Spec and these GP Pro's are by far my favorite. Light weight and flexible yet durable where it counts. Will definitely be adding more to my wardrobe.

Loooove them…..I was really worried about the length but they are perfect, super comfy and warm!

Very nice pants! Comfy and water proof, seems nice to be able to stay dry!

These pants are very slim. I really wanted to love these pants, but they were just too snug for any kind of movement. Fit was perfect when standing, I love the fabric, color, pockets... but I couldn't comfortably bend down or sit without discomfort in the crotch and thighs. I'm sticking with the Explorer Pants as my daily pants, but I wish the Explorer pants came in all the colors the Adrenaline pants do.

Fit is perfect. The ankle openings could be slightly larger to be able to fit over a hiking boot.

I'm usually a US medium or large (size 29 in waist) for jackets but I had a lot of debate if I should size down or up. I ended sizing up to a large and am glad I did. I have room but it's a very slimming fit. It's a thinner material than I expected and yet I felt warm while wearing simple clothing underneath it while in wet 40°-60° weather. If its any colder you might want to layer a sweater underneath, but i liked its layerability. It handled light rain very well and broke wind too.

This jacket was able to keep me dry from all the snow and the rain! 10/10 would recommend this jacket to anyone!

Fantastic pants but not good for men with larger thighs

I got these for use for winter hiking and snowshoeing--they are quite warm (went for a walk in 10 degree F weather, no need for base layer, very nice soft micro fleece liner. Zippered thigh pockets are great--roomy and deep, perfect as a protected place for a phone. Hip pocket sits a bit low--I usually put my wallet there but because of the way it hits when I walk will probably put that in a thigh pocket instead. Have not tried out the thigh vents yet but given how warm these are they may be necessary on hikes with more climbing.