I love sharing places, products and performances with you. These will always align with my inner values of sustainability, good value and of course that are interesting, useful, as well as being fun.
Maier Sports the outdoor and lifestyle clothing specialist based in Germany has a strong sustainability ethic, creating 100% PFC-free outdoor clothing. Aligning with my values I couldn't wait to try their products. Over the past few years, I have had the amazing opportunity to review a few of their products including the Maier Ophit Trousers and Metor W Jacket both from the spring collection.
The Autumn/Winter 2021/2022 collection has a few new pieces that you might like to add to your wardrobe.
Inara Vario (Women) Trousers
The Inara Vario slim-fit hiking pants are incredibly comfortable thanks to the comfy, high-cut waistband with flex zones. They also provide the freedom of movement needed for hiking, thanks to the mSTRETCH Pro 4 material, which also feels great on your skin. To provide ample weather protection, they feature an environmentally friendly, PFC-free finish as well as dryprotec technology which allows them to dry quickly in case they get wet. A total of five pockets provides lots of space. RRP: £89.95 www.maier-sports.com/gb-en/shop/pants/p115133-outdoor-pants-inara-vario
I love these! I have them in black and not only are they great for hiking but so versatile, brilliant for local walks too. Over the holidays I have been testing them out in all conditions including visiting some of the local festive light displays. They are super comfortable and I am very impressed by the length. Did you know Maier Sports products are available in 61 different sizes? I even managed to wear thermals underneath! It was a bit chilly. You could opt for leggings or perhaps you might like to try the new UNAKIT W?
They also come with a 5-year warranty. How many companies offer that?
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Until next time....