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Praised by Helly Hansen for its versatility and overall comfort, the October Pile Jacket is said to be the ideal mid-layer for active men this Fall. It has that classic fleece jacket appeal with a quilted look that adds style, protection and durability. As we tested the jacket here’s what we learned…
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Overall: (44.5 out of 50) As far as fleece jackets go, this is by far the most comfy I’ve ever had the pleasure of wearing. From the moment you put it on it feels exceptionally soft and immediately warm. We’re talking toasty! The design and quilted accents are stylish, durable and functional. Right now, here, today… there’s not another fleece jacket we’d recommend higher for Fall.
Buy: $140 or go to HellyHansen.com
You don’t have to be a hipster or modern day lumberjack to rock this stylin’ long-sleeve flannel from HH, but it’s classic checkered design just might trigger your inner Paul Bunyan regardless.
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Overall:(45.5 out of 50) Cold weather demands insulation. In our opinion nothing looks, feels and functions better than good old fashioned flannel. The Marstrand Flannel from Helly Hansen is no exception. Buttoned up over and undershirt we found it to be exceedingly warm and comfortable. Crafted from dense cotton – this shirt is built to last a lifetime of use and abuse regardless of your adventures.
Buy: $100 or go to: HellyHansen.com
Not all Autumn forecasts are filled with the doom and gloom of cold and nasty weather. In fact – sometimes you just need a trusty short-sleeve tee to get the job done. And that’s where the SS Tee from Helly Hansen steps in to save the day.
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Overall: (42 out of 50) I really like the fit of this tee – most notably, the collar. It’s surprisingly soft and form fitting. The embroidered HH logo on the front was a bit of a shock, I figured it to be rubber screen print from the images I had seen online, but is a really nice touch! For $30 you really can’t ask for anything more from a tee shirt.
Buy: $30 or go to: HellyHansen.com
Originally developed for military use way-back-when, these classic-cut cotton cargo pants from Helly Hansen bundle rugged durability, style and comfort into one clean package.
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Overall: (43.5 out of 50) Not the most affordable cargos we’ve come across, but what they lack in savings they more than make up for in pure comfort. The fit is fantastic and the 100% cotton build feels rugged – yet soft. The best of both worlds.
Buy: $90 or go to: HellyHansen.com
With full waterproofing and aggressive styling throughout, the Fryatt Low HT Shoe is a trail hikers new best friend. We’re talking lightweight, temperature control and an outsole specifically designed for great traction over uneven terrain. It’s a beast!
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Overall: (46.5 out of 60) On the trails these shoes are truly at home, they just eat up the dirt, but to be totally honest, I love wearing them absolutely everywhere. Throughout my time testing them I’ve been complimented several times by complete strangers who ask where to buy and who makes them. Bottom Line: inside the Fryatt Low HT ‘s your feet become monster trucks. Crushing dirt with each step.
Buy: $120 or go to: HellyHansen.com