OCT-NOV
When November hits, the action drops lower. Stags and hinds shift into the sub-alpine, chasing the flush of new growth. It’s prime time to put boots in the hills, but conditions are anything but easy — snowmelt, wet tussock, bitter winds one minute and burning sun the next.
Lowvember demands a system that breathes, protects, and adapts with every climb and descent.



Your base layer is your engine room. In spring, it needs to regulate, not just insulate. The Core series uses advanced EvapoCOOL™ body-mapped panels to rapidly wick sweat away in high-output zones, while allowing maximum breathability where you need it most.
Light on the skin, quick to dry, and cut to move, Core keeps your core temperature balanced through shifting spring conditions, whether you’re slogging uphill after a stag or glassing from a shady ridge.

Mid layers need to breathe and wick, yet cut the wind to size. The Acclimate Top is made for the shifting pace of spring. Built with Primaloft Evolve™ it delivers weightless warmth, breathing when you’re pushing through warm gullies and locking in warmth when the temperature drops at dawn or dusk.
Light, versatile, and phenomenally compact, Acclimate is your go-to spring layer — perfect on its own or combined with your base and outerwear for total adaptability. Pair it with the Spur Pants for an all-day system that can handle every change spring throws your way.

If you want to pack light but have all the warmth you need, you’ll want an insulation layer: warm, windproof, and built to retain heat.
The Acclimate Hood provides active insulation - weightless, compact warmth - making it ideal for layering and giving you the insulation you need without the bulk. For glassing in ultra cold conditions, go for the Forge Jacket.

The Atlas Jacket delivers stormproof protection with rugged durability and full adjustability – without weighing you down. The quick-changing weather in the mountains calls for multiple gear changes throughout the day, but pants are often ignored due to the effort involved in stripping off boots and keeping socks dry. The Atlas Pants have grunty, full-length water resistant YKK® zips, allowing you to pull the over-pants on or off easily over the top of your boots and gaiters when the weather changes.
Zips and vents are mapped across layers — from base to mid to outer — so when you dump heat, you dump it fast, straight from the skin. No blocked airflow, no wasted effort, just rapid cooling when you need it.
We’ve eliminated seam stacking to avoid pressure points under pack straps and belts. The fit of each layer is purpose-engineered — close-fitting bases, freer mids, protective outers — giving you full mobility without bulk.
Our unique HYDRAFUSE fabrics are purpose engineered and formulated for next level performance at each layer and in unison. From hydrophilic base layers that pull sweat off the skin to hydrophobic outer shells that repel rain while still breathing hard, every fabric is tuned to move moisture in one direction: out. That means you stay dry, light, comfortable and safe, no matter how hard you’re pushing.
Your gear should feel like part of you, not stacked against you. That’s why every layer is sized and shaped to work in sequence — base layers cut close for maximum moisture transfer, mids shaped for mobility, and outers to provide full protection without bulk. No bunching, no restriction, just seamless performance.




NEXT UP IN JAN-FEB
When summer hits, the hills open up. Long days, warm nights, and no trophies to chase, just miles to cover and meat to haul. The bush is alive with cicadas, heat shimmer, and sudden downpours that turn dust to mud in minutes. Every climb and descent demands constant adjustment, from the sweat of midday to the chill of a front rolling through. It’s the season for putting meat on the table and making the most of every daylight hour. Gear needs to be light, tough, and ready for anything.



