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The evolution of clothing has come a long way since Adam sported a fig leaf. Modern fabrics come in an amazing array of colors and textures. Scientists, engineers, and sewers have joined forces to create clothing that is durable, comfortable, and resistant to the forces of nature. From jackets that are waterproof and breathable to shirts that block harmful UV rays, people who wear clothes now have options. You and I continue to benefit from the Manufacturers’ competition in the development of the lightest, most durable, and functional clothing. Brands like Mountain Hardwear, The North Face, Columbia, prAna, Patagonia, and Marmot are known around the world for quality outdoor performance and casual apparel. The Green Revolution has reached the clothing industry and manufacturers have responded with the incorporation of recycled and organic materials in the construction of clothing. Whether you are looking for an outfit suitable for backpacking in the desert or attire fit for fierce mountain storms RockyMountainTrail.com has you covered.
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The North Face Men's TKA 100 Glacier 1/4 Zip Whether you sport it underneath a jacket on the mountain or by itself around town this fleece top keeps you warm and comfortable without the bulkiness of thick layers
Patagonia Men's Active Classic Boxers The best boxers on the planet! The best boxers for the planet!
prAna Men's Stretch Zion Pant Active men's pants that are quick drying and lightweight. Mesh pockets, roll up leg snaps, and ventilated inseam gusset make this a great backpacking or travel pant.
The North Face Men's Venture Jacket Fully seam-sealed, water-proof, and highly breathable, you'll be ready for all Mother Nature throws your way
prAna Men's Hemp Signature Cap Made from 100% Hemp in a 6-panel style, this baseball styled hat has rich colors and an adjustable Velcro® closure. Perfect for keeping your “helmet head” under wraps, this stylish hat will break in quickly and be a favorite for many years to come.
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