Best for: Durability, occasional tramping and travel. 465g (m) 380g (w) What we liked Reliably weatherproof, durable, comfortable, versatile. Limitations Slower to dry than an unlined jacket, added warmth of lining can be uncomfortable in hot/humid conditions, pocket zips are non-water resistant Overview: The Victory is comfort-conscious and versatile and designed for functionality at entry-level or occasional tramping […]
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Mark Watson
Wilderness gear editor Mark Watson divides his workdays between graphic design, writing and photography. His passion for tramping, climbing, cycling and storytelling has taken him all over Aotearoa and the world in search of great trails, perfect moves and epic light. He has published four books and his photographs have featured in numerous publications. Especially motivated by long distance travel, he has tramped Te Araroa and cycled from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego.
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