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Early starts, summit tops. Insulation clearance now on.

Winter is a time for rest and recovery. The deep breath before nature's spring frenzy.

But now, although cold weather lingers, we begin to see the world waking up. Lambs, snowdrops - there's so much to discover.

So wrap up warm, head into the hills and find moments of joy in the in-between.

Save now on active insulation and make February adventures last longer.

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Stay wonderfully warm from the highest Alpine peak right down to the valley floor.

Chunky baffles of 650 FP RDS-approved down, 100% recycled fabric, a PFC-free DWR and mountain-ready features.

NOW £179.99 was ~~£229.99~~

The only serious down jacket you'll ever need.

Women's Fantom

Men's Fantom

Warm. Warmer. Hot. Hotter...

Finding your perfect insulated jacket just got easier. Whether it's for spring hikes, fast-and-light adventures or sub-zero alpine epics - stay warm your way.

Talini

"This is the ideal jacket for the warmth vs thickness debate. Small enough to fit under waterproof coats but also warm enough as an outer layer in the dry."

- Daniella

NOW £79.99

was ~~£99.99~~

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Men

Solace

"I have warm jackets that aren''t waterproof, and waterproof jackets that aren't warm - this lightweight jacket does both. My new favourite walking jacket."

- Sally

NOW £199.99

was ~~£269.99~~

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Save across our full range of high performance, sustainably made down and synthetic insulation.

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Read: How to keep extremities warm and dry

Warmth from head to toe

Cold hands, numb toes and a head that won’t stay warm can turn even the best winter day into a short one.

Learn how to keep extremities warm outdoors with our simple layering, windproofing and moisture-management guide.

How to keep extremities warm and dry

Clothing accessories for warm digits right though to spring.

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Read: how to dress for Scotland in winter

How to stay warm and dry when hillwalking in Scotland

Despite their moderate height (compared to Alpine ranges), winter in the Scottish mountains present hillwalkers, climbers, trail runners and cyclists with considerable challenges.

Here's our guide to layering up for harsh and unpredictable weather, short daylight hours, snowstorms, and icy conditions.

Dressing for winter in Scotland

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