Scottish Field tries and tests out some of the latest gear, for outdoors and in.
McKinley Mens Skeena II Fleece, RRP £44.95.
What is it?
The perfect mid layer, this versatile top has a knitted-look making it smarter than your average fleece. Useful for All outdoor activities in winter, giving you the flexibility to wear it over a t-short and under a waterproof.
High point
Zip pockets make for handy and secure key, wallet and phone storage.
Low point
I’ve yet to find one.
Available from HERE.
Ugg Women’s Chestnut Scuffette II Slippers
Ugg Women’s Chestnut Scuffette II Slippers, RRP £79.
What is it?
The cosiest slippers, putting them on is like a big hug for your feet from the most loveable sheep in the world. Useful for The perfect antidote to a day spent in the chilly Scottish outdoors, combine these with a dram and you’re in heaven.
High point
The cork infused rubber outsole means they’re sturdy enough to pop out to the garden with the dog without putting on shoes.
Low point
I’m not allowed to wear them at work.
Available from HERE.
Brasher Women’s Country Master Walking Boots
Brasher Women’s Country Master Walking Boots, RRP £129.
What is it?
The Brasher Country Master Walking Boots felt comfortable and familiar from the moment I tried them on. I didn’t have to break them in, they were perfect from the first step.
Useful for
They’re a great colour and look more stylish than a lot of the other walking boots you see on the market. The materials used feel durable and there is a cushioned support around the ankles, which makes them excellent for rugged terrain around Scotland.
High point
They are fully waterproof so rainy days or marshy ground is not a problem and they have excellent grip even if the ground is slippy.
Low point
I’m almost hoping for another Beast from the East so I can try them out in the snow. I’ll be able to stomp around with little effort in these bad boys.
Available from:
https://www.blacks.co.uk/footwear/womens-footwear/walking-footwear/walking-boots/
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