Hi folks, Robin here. In today's film I'm going to show you exactly what a wear without hiking on the hills from head to toe. Let's get stuck right in. Okay to kick this off we'll start with the bean hat. This is just a classic bean eight from mountain equipment. It's not so chilly, I like to wear a baseball cap. This is an outdoor research one. I really like this, very comfortable, I have to say. So this here is my tilly hat. I've just bought this earlier on this year. It was in the in the sale. There's 75 pounds normally. I got this for a bit for a tilled. These are the last of lifetime. I just hope I don't look too grandad or Indiana Jones in it though. Okay so moving down to the Tozot. This here is my burgers sort of fleece jacket. I wear this all the time I love it. I actually won this from a Taiso Instagram competition by Corsina 4. So that was quite good. If it's too hot for the fleece, this will obviously come off. And underneath I will have this Montaine. This is a synthetic marino blend. As you see it's a fierce old. It's got more holes in a T-bag so I'm going to have to replace it at some point. I like this. I think that was about 55 pounds and I think having the blend is the best of both because you get the strength of the manmade fibers and then you get the qualities of the marino so you've got some warmth and obviously they don't smell half as quick as just synthetic tops. Glovewights. I've got these packable head ones. These are just cheap ones. You can use your phone with them as well. If it's a bit colder still, I'll opt for the Montaine Prism gloves which are here. These pack up tiny. Watch wise I don't go in for smart watches so I have this here. So soon to all black core. I just use this for my time. What height I'm at and that's pretty much it. Oh if you take off your rest you get a good temperature reading as well probably when you're camped up at night. During lockdown I also bought this. This is the Casio equivalent. It's a bit more retro but I'll go set a sail when I thought why not. Moving on to trousers. I have had these for years. I got this pair for my Fertive birthday and I am Fertinine this year just to give an idea how old these are. They've been in me everywhere. I've seen so many more rows. These ones are a bit past it. I went and ripped them there. They've got them caught on an nail so I've actually replaced these with the Baltic Blue equivalent and I'm looking forward to trying them out. These I really have lasted the testy time. If I hadn't ripped them there these over the last of the other few years I reckon. Always wonder why people spend hundreds of pounds on quick dry and lightweight gear and then they wear cotton box and shorts. So I go with I've got Puma. I've got to do this equivalence and these they're just they don't shape as much the dry clicker and they're just so much better in cotton. I don't know why they wear cotton boxers. There you go. Moving on to the socks. This is the British deal sock liners. These help reduce chances of blisters so I wear them underneath and then I have the smart wheel. These are a mid-weight sock which are ideal for free season use. They're not too thick but they're thick enough to give you some cushioning and again they don't smell as bad because of obviously marina wool. I will touch one footwear. Footwear is a very personal thing because we'll have different sized feet but however these are my handwags and the reason I bought these is they're designed for people with wider feet and or a bunion. I do unfortunately have a mild bunion on my left foot so these are one of the few boots I found to actually fit my feet without hurting. The Gore-Tex lined, their grippy. You see they're starting to wear out the front there. I really like these and I will be buying another pair. Right so when it's really hot and the weather forecast is looking ding dong you know the temperatures are going to be pretty high throughout your trip. I would wear this little ghillie for if it's a wee bit chilly at the summit and underneath the ghillie and that's an R-Trips by the way. Now I'm not sponsored by Taiso by the way but we got these free from a Taiso event but I would wear this or a similar sort of wicked t-shirt synthetic. Again these tend to smell after a day or two. I do prefer marina wool but this is just for shorter quick day trips. I don't wear shorts very often I didn't want to spend a fortune so I turned to decaflon and these four-class shorts are £25. I've got a pair on just now as well. They are £25 I think I just mentioned that and I'm comfortable the lightweight the dry quick. I was actually tempted to buy the trousers or versed in these but I decided just to go with what I knew and a stuck with the Montaine Terrapants but yes really good shorts like these a lot. These socks are watered wear if I'm wearing trail shoes, trail runners so I've just got a pair of sort of ankle height, bridge deal socks. These are quite thin but they put the cushion in the important places obviously the toes and your heels and I find them pretty comfortable. They're quick drying because there's not a lot of material there. For a bit more comfort and longer trips I've gone for the darn tough ones and these are cracking socks I have to say. I've only worn these once or twice but I'm impressed so far. Summer footwear these are the Sockenne Pyrigwin ISO shoes. These are brilliant. As you can see they've got a very aggressive sole. They've got a rock plate here to protect your sole. Got a lot of cushioning at the back and there's a four-millimeter lift from toe to heel. I find these incredibly comfortable and they're brilliant. No complaints whatsoever. Well one minor complaint actually you do get a slight bit of heel lift and I've read this before or I've never had any blister from that. It's just something you have to get used to but otherwise yeah I've actually bought another pair of these in the runner way because they've brought a new model and I just think these are you know what it's like. Next up is insulation. This here is the a mountain equipment super flux jacket. It's synthetic rather than down and it weighs about 440 grams. This I'd wear at the summit if it was chilly or if I'm not camping for later on in evening when the temperature's dropped. Rain gear I have the mountain equipment firefly jacket. This is going to be needing to replace soon it starting to wear out a wee bit. It's still waterproof but you can see they are the go-tox they are just starting to fray a wee bit so I think that'll be getting to place soon. I do like that I might buy the newer version of that. See what's out at the time. What I've proved trousers I've gone for the bergos pack light equivalent to the jacket they are. They're both pack lights and these have never really let me down. Again they're getting on a bit as I've ripped here somewhere when I had crampons on. There is it. You can see I've tried to patch up there but yeah they're really good too. All right folks I hope you found that useful. If you've got any questions about anything that will wear please just drop the question below in the comments section. If you haven't already please do hit the subscribe button as well otherwise I'm going to get a cold drink and I'll catch you next one. Cheers!