The right outdoor clothing keeps you comfortable and protected. Layering systems, moisture-wicking fabrics, and weather-resistant shells each serve a purpose depending on conditions.
$200
A windproof, water-resistant insulated jacket that works as a standalone or layering piece. PrimaLoft Gold insulation stays warm when wet, and the whole jacket stuffs into its chest pocket.
Best for: Layering system essential for 3-season camping
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$25
Merino wool hiking socks with a lifetime warranty. Moisture wicking, odor resistant, and virtually indestructible. The most recommended hiking sock for good reason.
Best for: Every hiker and camper, period
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$50
Zip-off legs convert these pants to shorts in seconds. UPF 50 sun protection, quick-dry Omni-Wick fabric, and a gusseted crotch for mobility. The classic camping pant.
Best for: Warm-weather camping and hiking
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