Merino goes hard with Nuyarn

April 2025

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With Nuyarn, merino fibres are woven around a central filament without twisting the wool
A new merino fibre spinning technique delivers a stronger fabric that does all the things we want merino to do – better! Garments made from merino wool – especially base layers and socks – have long been favourites for trampers. Merino wool has many positive features. It is lightweight, temperature regulating (it keeps a wearer […]
Chris Williams

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Chris Williams

Chris Williams is a contributor to Wilderness. He was previously stationed in England as a senior staff writer for Trail and associated website Live for the Outdoors. Chris has a particular interest in outdoor gear and has spent the past few years testing and reviewing dozens of brands of tramping hardware. His favourite types of tramping trips are intense day hikes and overnighters.

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