I’ll be the first to admit that I’m a huge fan of hiking pants. But I hate this feeling when they’re sticking to my legs during a hot summer day. If you don’t like this feeling too, you have two options: get used to hiking in full-length pants under the scorching sun or…get yourself a […]
Shorts come with unbeatable breathability that makes them a go-to choice in sweltering conditions. The best hiking pants are useful too, offering comfort and protection without lagging far behind in the ventilation department. I’ll always advise you to invest in both and see which one works better for you and your hiking style. But if
If you’ve spent even a little time with other hikers, you’ve probably caught wind of the general hate for cotton. Words like “cotton kills” might have even made their way into your ears. While I agree with the sentiment, I think hiking in shorts made of cotton isn’t necessarily the no-go zone it’s often made
Studies show that maintaining a body temperature of 98.6°F directly translates to your effectiveness during physical exertion, including hiking. Your bottom clothing choices play a significant role in maintaining this body temperature, and one of the key decisions is whether to wear shorts or leggings for your hike. The general consensus is that shorts are
Cargo shorts have consistently been my go-to but as much as I adore them for their unparalleled storage space, they’re not without their drawbacks, mainly the extra weight and, sometimes, the hit to your wallet. It’s a trade-off, but one that many of us are willing to make for the convenience and practicality these shorts
My 11-year-old daughter, an avid hiker like her mom, prefers the freedom of shorts over the confinement of pants any day. But shorts from the children’s section in your supermarket don’t cut it anymore. Some ride up, some chafe, and some…well, let’s just say they don’t quite pass the “squat test”. After hours of research,
If you’re anything like us, you’d probably swear by your beloved hiking pants any day of the week. But sometimes we need to mix things up a bit. We need a little more breathability to keep ourselves from going stir-crazy in the scorching heat, or a little less fabric when we need to take that
