Vantage Alpine Down Jacket by OutdoorVitals — A belay jacket for cold days, or a jacket for hanging out at the campsite in frigid weather
Pursuit Hybrid Fleece by Outdoor Vitals — My active layer for cooler days without a lot of wind. I've worn this comfortably in 35 degree weather while ice climbing, but it is also a cozy layer for a day of shady rock climbing in the 50-60s
Tern Ultralight Merino Wool Hoodie by Outdoor Vitals — My base layer year round for all activities. Very lightweight, but the wool is surprisingly warm. Doesn't smell bad after several days of wear in a back country setting, and is quite durable despite how light it is.
Ventus Active Hoodie - Men's by Outdoor Vitals — The original jacket that OV made and continues to be their flagship piece. It is very wind resistant, warm, and comfortable. Works as both an active layer if it is windy and as a basecamp layer on top of the fleece hoodie for extra warmth.
Aenergy Light SO Pants Men by Mammut — Perfect sized and located pockets for wearing a harness. Stretchy, breathable enough for summer, protective enough for windy shoulder seasons.
Men's Hiker Micro Crew Midweight Hiking Socks by Darn Tough — The only socks you will ever need
Men's Alpine Start Hoody by Black Diamond — Wind layer/softshell jacket. I use this thing all of the time--for runs in 20 degree weather to climbing when it is windy but not too cold. It is super lightweight and basically costs nothing to throw in your pack
Arizona Essentials by Birkenstock — The ultimate lightweight-camp, driving-back-from-the-crag, post-cramming-your-shoes-into-climbing-shoes, shower-and-river shoes. I've worn these for years and take theme everywhere I go. I learned recently though that while they are hardy, they do not stand up to French Bulldog teeth.
