Anne
Anne is a technical advisor in the trail running and hiking department at Speck-Sports. Both in-store and in her articles, she specializes in ultra-trail gear, which she tests in the field as often as possible.
From choosing your stove to practical cooking accessories and the essential water filter, we’ll explain here how to be fully equipped for every situation.
A successful overnight camp after a hike starts with proper planning and the right gear—neither too much nor too little. What do you really need to bring?
Just starting out? Begin with a few beautiful days of hiking in the Vosges or the Alps. Do you enjoy a challenge and want to push yourself further? Start preparing for your first introductory trail run.
There are many models on the market, depending on the distance you plan to run. In this new guide, we'll look at the criteria for choosing one, the recommended capacity, the different hydration systems, and more…
Like many runners who have discovered trail running, you’ve probably signed up for your first race to test your skills. Whether it’s a personal challenge or one to share with others, it’s best to approach the race knowing what you can and can’t pack in your trail running backpack.
By choosing a pair of socks that are suited to your activity, your shoes, your foot type (arch, size, and the shape of both your right and left feet), and the conditions you’ll be facing, you’ll avoid blisters, chafing, moisture, and unpleasant surprises.
Are you feeling a little urge to get out into nature? To breathe in the fresh mountain air, feel the wind in your hair, and hear the rustling of the leaves? Before you set out on your first trails, let’s talk about preparation.
There are many models on the market: mini car refrigerators, compression coolers, thermoelectric coolers, absorption coolers, and rechargeable battery coolers. How do you choose the best one?
We recently helped you choose your hiking boots. But even if you’re just going on a day hike, the rest of your gear can make all the difference between a successful outing and an adventure that falls short.
Your feet will be supporting your entire body for hours on terrain that can sometimes be very challenging, and failing to protect them properly is a surefire way to end up with blisters, sore ankles, and a ruined day… That’s why we’ve decided to talk to you about hiking boots.
While unnecessary for a 10 km run or a half-marathon, trail running poles become essential as soon as elevation gain comes into play. Just like choosing trail running shorts, shoes, or a backpack, selecting the right poles can seem complicated, especially if you’re buying them online.
Trail running is much more than just running on hilly, rugged terrain. Above all, it’s a sport that requires a structured approach to improve without getting injured. The good news is that with the right tools, anyone can get better!