What's new for the winter season?

Patagonia Nano Puff Hoody

What did I ever do before I had this? Perfect as an outer layer when it’s cooler, then as a layering piece in full-on winter conditions, the Nano Puff Hoody uses warm, lightweight and compressible PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco in a windproof recycled polyester shell. Warm when wet, too. Clive Allen

HOKA Stinson ATR 4

With short days, and a higher proportion of night running, this is a time for choosing routes over some of the more forgiving Lakeland off-road terrain. My top pick, therefore, is the Hoka Stinson ATR 4, with its new wide fit. It's my latest perfectly stable, cushioned shoe for an hour or two's run along hard packed paths: routes that might also have sections of tarmac, grass, and the occasional slippery slope. Richard

Hilleberg Kaitum 2 GT

It’s safe to say this is one of those bits of kit that just keeps giving. A tunnel style tent with an extended vestibule for 2 people and all your kit coming in at just over 2kg. What more could you want? Simple to put up, hugely versatile from hot to cold weather and able to withstand some serious abuse. This tent has taken us from car camping, paddling the Grand Canyon, riding the Great Divide and Welsh Bike Packing trips. A tent for all occasions. Patrick Taylor-Bird

Suunto Spartan Sport HR Wrist Baro Watch

This is the latest in Suunto’s new Spartan range of GPS watches. It combines the convenience of a heart rate sensor on the wrist with all the features you would expect to see on a top-end, multisport watch. With an intuitive touch screen interface, it is easy to use, and the barometric altimeter is great for people who train in the mountains. Jon Whickham

Rab Vapour-Rise Tour Glove

This is a fantastic value soft shell glove, low in bulk so dexterity is good, with a plush liner and a leather palm. It’s an excellent hill glove for use on warmer winter days, or before the weather gets too cold or wet. Sean Hayes