Nau Insular Jacket
When it comes to cold-weather protection, a technical shell like Nau’s Insular Jacket will give you lots of versatility while keeping weight and material use to a minimum. This streamlined 100% waterproof parka is insulated with a recycled polyester/COCONA material made from coconut husks, and it’s flexible enough to be worn on its own on warmer days or layered under for blustery mountain peak conditions.
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REI Recycled Fleece Grip Gloves
A pair of warm winter gloves is an essential when you’re tackling the icy slopes – so unless you’re a fan of frostbite we recommend picking up a pair of REI’s Recycled Fleece Grip Gloves. These cozy mittens are designed to keep digits toasty, and they’re made from at least 50% recycled polyester fibers.
A pair of warm winter gloves is an essential when you’re tackling the icy slopes – so unless you’re a fan of frostbite we recommend picking up a pair of REI’s Recycled Fleece Grip Gloves. These cozy mittens are designed to keep digits toasty, and they’re made from at least 50% recycled polyester fibers.
How do you plan on ripping it up this winter?
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Mike Chino, Inabitat’s managing editor, is a writer, researcher, and musician based in San Francisco. He left sunny UC Santa Cruz with a B.A. in French and Modern literature and delved into publishing through a stint at ReadyMade Magazine. Inspired by the impact that forward thinking can have on the present, he has cultivated a voracious appetite for developments in sustainable architecture, design, and technology. Mike likes to bike, blog, and build things, and in his spare time he also cooks, produces music, and rocks out.
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