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Serious performance. Everyday price. Trail is our take on accessible technical kit—built to work hard without the premium price tag. From rugged footwear and storm-ready waterproofs to lightweight insulated layers, technical hoodies, zip-off trousers, hats and accessories, every piece focuses on what matters: reliable weather protection, breathability, durable fabrics and clean, low-key Fortis styling. Mix, match and layer for bank, trail and everywhere in between—no fuss, just honest performance you can afford.

Why choose Trail?

Trail focuses on the essentials: reliable weather protection, breathable comfort and durable fabrics—without the premium price tag. It’s kit that works hard on the bank and wears well day to day, with clean, low-key Fortis styling.

What it does well

• Value without compromise: honest materials and construction for long service life.
• Weather-ready: waterproof shells and quick-dry layers that keep you moving in changeable conditions.
• Comfort first: breathable fabrics, practical fits and easy layering.
• Built to last: hard-wearing finishes and details chosen for repeat use.
• Head-to-toe options: from footwear and waterproofs to insulated pieces, hoodies, zip-off trousers, hats and accessories.

How to build your setup

Start with a moisture-managing base, add a lightweight insulated mid layer, then finish with a Trail waterproof shell. Pair with rugged footwear and zip-off trousers for adaptable comfort—the foundation of truly affordable carp fishing clothing that works year-round.

Fit & sizing

Classic, comfortable fits designed to layer. Choose your usual size; size up only if you prefer a looser, over-layers feel.

Care tips

• Wash technical garments cool and line-dry; avoid fabric softeners to preserve breathability.
• Refresh DWR on shells periodically for best water beading.

FAQ

Is Trail “budget” gear?
Trail is about value, not corner-cutting—reliable performance at an everyday price.

Is it waterproof?
Trail includes waterproof shells for wet sessions; mid layers are water-resistant/quick-dry for comfort and layering.

What’s the difference vs. Tundra?
Tundra is insulated for deep-winter cold; Trail is lighter and more versatile for three-season use.

Related ranges

Explore Minimal for everyday mid layers,
Marine for 3-layer shells,
et Chaussures for bank-ready traction.