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Sophia Bra Top

This bra does a nice "lift and separate." The plunging neckline looks great for me, which isn't usually a flattering style on my figure. I can't wear regular bras, only sports bras, and this is comfortable, supportive, AND looks great! I'm excited to wear some favorite dresses and not worry about my bra and the neckline. Full review

Stretch Zion Pant

Very comfortable hiking pants, highly recommended! I purchased a pair of the prAna Stretch Zion Convertible pants in the spring of 2016 (see my review of those pants here). After a year of loving those pants, I wanted to get another great pair of comfortable hiking pants. This time, I decided to give the regular (non-convertible) Stretch Zion Pant a try, and purchased these in the spring of 2017.   Being the bargain-hunter that I am, I searched the internet until I was able to buy a prior year… Full review

Stretch Zion Convertible

Super comfortable and stylish pants. Recommended for pretty much everyone! After multiple attempts at finding a great-fitting pair of hiking pants, I finally came across some reviews on the Prana Stretch Zion Convertible pants that helped me make up my mind that these were the pants I wanted.  However, I wasn't able to find a pair in any of my local stores, and the $85-90 pricetag gave me pause on purchasing them without trying them on.  But, after a few months of checking on some of the stores… Full review

Stretch Zion Convertible

Perfect hiking pant. Probably my favorite piece of gear that I've owned for hiking. About as comfortable as a pair of pants get—lightweight, protection from wind and rain. They adjust at the waist with an easy pull when you're shedding weight on the trail. Stretch in all the right places. I own the convertible option, but a lot of times keep them as pants even in warmer environments because the breath-ability is outstanding. On the flip size, I've worn them in the winter for hikes or yard work… Full review

Lasser Jacket

Good insulation with this 600 power fill down. Good insulation with this 600 power fill down. Use it in winter for common work days on temperatures arround 8 to 15 c°. Fit is a bit loose, but very comfortable. Enough DWR to use it in a not-too-rainy city. Just one thing I dislike is that it gets very dirty on borders and edges. After a while it is impossible to really clean it. Full review