Berghaus traces its history to 1966, when mountaineers Gordon Davison and Peter Lockey founded the outdoor apparel brand in northeast England. After six decades of making gear for demanding conditions, the company’s products became available to consumers in the United States this year, according to the supplied article.
The featured selection includes seven pieces spanning waterproof shells, outdoor pants and insulated layers. The Kara-Su 7000 GTX jacket uses three-layer Gore-Tex Pro and has adjustable cuffs, hem and hood, along with six pockets. The matching Kara-Su Pant pairs a straight-leg cut with articulated knees, stretch fabric, adjustable ankle hems and three pockets.
For a more casual layer, the Kara-Su Sweater features bright colorblocking, an oversized fit and the brand’s Extrem 7000 logo. Its jersey fabric is described as soft, while ribbed cuffs and a ribbed hem help it retain its shape.
The Meru Mountain Jacket combines two-layer Gore-Tex waterproofing with adjustable waist, cuffs and hood, plus a double storm flap. It has two zippered waist pockets. The Trango Jacket offers three-layer Gore-Tex protection and a hip-length cut, with adjustment toggles designed to be used while wearing gloves and a stiffened hood brim.
Two other options address lighter or colder conditions. The Trango Mountain Windbreaker blocks wind and has DWR-treated fabric for light precipitation; its hood can be stowed away. The Trango Mountain Jacket uses synthetic Hydroloft insulation and ribbed, elasticated cuffs and hem to help retain warmth. It also has two large zippered hand pockets.
Sources: Outside.