“The Mountain Pull-on (Parameta S^®) was simply ideal. I wore it with a light vest top underneath and my Alta Jacket on top and that seemed to fit my requirements well. While others at times seemed to be struggling with the heat as they negotiated their way downhill, I was perfectly ‘cool’…And, of course, I also had the added choice of reversing it to make me even cooler.” - Alison Chisholm

“I am writing having just completed my first hillwalk to Braeriach, wearing the Explorer Pull-on (Parameta S^®). It was the only garment I wore on my upper body throughout the whole day. The day started early and the air was chilly – and I was warm; as we climbed and the sun rose the temperature climbed – and I was comfortable; we climbed higher into the cloud and the wind blew at 30-40mph – and I felt no chill; returning to lower ground from the cloud the midday sun was hot – and I was cool; we tramped back to our car through the late afternoon – and I felt good. It was only later that I realised that I had had no need to change, the garment changed to meet the conditions and kept me wonderfully comfortable. I am now preparing for the Tour du Mont Blanc and do so with the confidence that I will be well equipped to meet the changing Alpine conditions I will undoubtedly meet.” - Graeme D. Nicol

“As you can probably imagine there was quitea build up of sweat in the lower, hotter regions of Nepal, trekking with a full rucksack. My favourite item was most definitely the Rapido Wicking T-shirt (Parameta T^®) – it just never seemed to get sweaty and is so comfortable. I’ve subsequently recommended this to a couple of other people who’ve bought them and concur.”- Rob Pugh

“I have found a new use for my stretch pants (Parameta X^®). They are the ideal base layer under my motorcycle trousers on chilly September mornings and much more comfy than my Ron Hills.” - Dr John Ramwell