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SHREDLY Adventure Clothing Review & Giveaway

Posted June 6, 2022 / Last Updated June 6, 2022 Tags: Ad

This post and giveaway are sponsored by SHREDLY. All opinions are always my own and are never influenced by any free product I receive or relationship I may have with a company.

Today I am super excited to bring you this review of SHREDLY adventure clothing for several reasons, but the main reason being that this clothing is made from ecoFAB, their proprietary fabric blend which is made of recycled and natural fibers. How cool is that?!?

Review Contents
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  • What I am Reviewing
  • Testing Conditions
  • What I Liked
    • Pants
    • Top
    • Gaiter
  • What to Improve
  • Overall Impression
  • Where to Buy SHREDLY Clothing
  • ENTER GIVEAWAY

What I am Reviewing

Today I am reviewing the Cascade Pant in Leia print, the Reglan 3/4 top in Electric Blue, and a Gaiter in Alpine print from SHREDLY.

Shredly outfit

Testing Conditions

For this test, I took a 5-mile hike here in Texas. 90 degrees with 65% humidity, partly cloudy day. The heat index was 102. The trail was both in the trees and out in the open. We hiked at about 2.5 mph.

What I Liked

I have a lot that I liked about the SHREDLY products that I was sent. I was super impressed even though, I will admit, I had never heard of them before this.

Pants

Stretchability – These pants have some serious stretchability! Squatting down, the fabric stayed put in all the places it should. It didn’t lower on the waist or rise at the ankle. It stretches beautifully at the knees without feeling tight.

Shredly pants - squatting
shredly pants - squatting

Fabric thickness – The fabric is the perfect thickness. Not too thick to where it will sweat you out during the summer, but not too thin where you have to worry about snags or durability. For reference, I tested these during a hot Texas summer day with like 20000% humidity. The pants kept me dry and cool. I don’t know where my sweat went, but the pants felt dry my entire hike. I was seriously impressed.

Print – The print is vibrant and does not fade with washing or stretching (such as when you squat or bend over). I have noticed on lower-quality brands, that when you have print pants that have stretchability to them, the print will fade and stretch when you bend over or squat and it looks horrible. You do not have that with SHREDLY brand clothing. The print looks great no matter what you are doing.

Waistbands – They offer a couple of different waistbands to choose from because they understand that we don’t all like the same thing. I like their drawstring waistband so I can sinch it down as the day goes on or on longer hikes where I will end up losing weight. I also like the fact that the waistband is wide and does not roll. It really is a comfortable waistband no matter what outdoor activity you are doing.

POCKETS! – These pants have pockets galore! Two have zippers and two are regular style. All four pockets are on the front side with no pockets on the rear.

Shredly pants pockets
Shredly backside

Top

Fabric thickness – The fabric was light and airy, great for that hot Texas summer hike. It wicked sweat away and helped keep me cool.

Length – Finally! A top that is long enough to not rise up while hiking and that goes past my waist! This is huge, considering I am 5′ 9″ and most tops fit right above hips which is super unflattering and ends up showing my tummy anytime I raise my arms. This shirt fits just below my hips and does not rise up to show my belly when I raise my arms.

Gaiter

Fit – The fit was perfect, not too loose and not too tight. Something I have found with other brands is that I would start getting a headache over time because of how tight those brands are. I didn’t have that issue with the SHREDLY gaiter. I wore it the entire hike and actually forgot I had it on.

Shredly gaiter

What to Improve

There is not much I would improve, but I do have a couple of suggestions:

Pants – I am 5′ 9″ and the pants were about 2″ too short than what I would like. I would like to see tall sizes for the pants. Even with ankle socks, I had about an inch of skin showing. For proper fit, they would need to be about 2″ – 3″ longer for my height.

Top – There is not much I would suggest for improvement for the 3/4 top. The length and fit were both perfect. I’m sorry guys, I have nothing, at least for this style of top.

Gaiter – My only suggestion here, is to have more prints/patterns available. Right now the choice is limited to four styles to choose from.

Overall Impression

I am super impressed with all the items I was sent from SHREDLY, but the pants are what mostly caught my attention. They kept me cool and dry in the Texas heat. I expected to be soaked from sweat and was not (I would still like to know where the sweat went, lol). I can’t wait to try them out when it gets cooler outside to see how they hold up in the cold. I loved all the pockets available on the pants and the way the waistband stayed put during my hike and while squatting to take pictures of flowers and all the little creatures on the ground. They were super comfortable and I will continue to wear them even if I do wish they were a tad longer.

The shirt is such a perfect fit, both in shape and length. It’s so nice finally finding a top that is long enough to cover the belly area on my torso. I loved how “airy” it felt on, especially in the hot Texas sun. It did great wicking away the moisture and keeping me cool.

The Gaiter was a nice surprise. I had no issues with it feeling too tight or giving me a headache as many others do. I completely forgot I even had it on.

Overall, I am seriously impressed and believe you will be too, plus they use recycled material for most of their products (93% to be exact). They are a women’s adventure clothing brand that is made by women, so they know that not all women are made the same. They really have a unique brand of adventure clothing…and I am in love with them! I highly recommend you try them out!

I plan to do a video review of this SHREDLY outfit soon, so be on the lookout for that and make sure you have subscribed to my YouTube channel.

Where to Buy SHREDLY Clothing

You can buy directly from their website. Use code NuttyHiker for 10% off your purchase.

ENTER GIVEAWAY

Want to win your own? SHREDLY is graciously sponsoring this giveaway and will be giving one lucky Nutty Hiker Adventures follower their choice of adventure clothing, up to $150 (excluding the She Jumps collection, as that is for charity). Use the form below to enter and don’t forget to complete the extra tasks to earn more entries!

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  1. NikkiC says

    June 6, 2022 at 5:59 pm

    Hey! I finally bit the bullet and bought some Shredly gear. I love their stuff!

    Reply
    • Nutty Hiker says

      June 8, 2022 at 6:48 pm

      That’s awesome! I wish I would have known about them before. Would have definitly loved to try the pants out on the AT.

      Reply
  2. Tony Platz says

    June 9, 2022 at 5:44 pm

    I enjoyed this video would like to go there soon .

    Reply
  3. Tony Platz says

    June 9, 2022 at 5:46 pm

    My daughter would really like this she has trounle finding comfotable clothes when we go hiking .

    Reply

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