If you’ve ever worried that your outdoor gear might not stand up to anything and everything you can throw at it, the Amundsen Peak Anorak is for you. It was first developed for an Antarctic expedition in 2011, so it’s fair to say it’s been put through its paces both then and since. A stretchy shell garment in a classic over-the-head smock style, the long pit zips on the sides provide plenty of ventilation and make it easy to get on and off. The hood’s cut for a helmet with optional fur trim, and the roomy chest pocket sits conveniently clear of your waist belt if you’re hauling a backpack or pulk. The stretch three-layer fabric from Schoeller Switzerland is breathable, waterproof and hard-wearing, making the Amundsen Peak Anorak an incredibly versatile outer layer that’ll see you from the depths of the Arctic winter right through into spring
