Mem­bers, click through for insid­er pric­ing on dai­ly deals!

Fresh on the menu today:

 

 

 

KEEN Women’s Footwear: KEEN footwear rev­o­lu­tion­ized water shoes in 2003 with the New­port San­dal. Their toe pro­tect­ing design had footwear com­pa­nies around the coun­try kick­ing them­selves say­ing, “Why didn’t we think of that?” Their expand­ed prod­uct line pro­vides hybrid shoes for those whose lifestyles are an inter­change­able blend of work and play. 

Shop KEEN Men’s Footwear here.

KEEN Bags: Be a con­sci­en­tious car­ri­er with the Sula tote made from repur­posed fab­ric scrap or the West­port recy­cled felt shoul­der bag. Regard­less of what you haul and how you pre­fer to haul it, KEEN bags and wal­lets will help you take a load off in style. Pick up a new KEEN bag or wal­let now for mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

 

 

 

Gnu: Grand­mas­ter Flash is to hip-hop what Gnu is to snow­board­ing: ahead of their time. Gnu start­ed in the late 70’s, and in the snow­board world, that’s geezer sta­tus. But they’ve kept things fresh with urban-styled graph­ics and deep side­cuts for surf-like thrash­ing action. Gnu boards are still built in north­ern Wash­ing­ton. This col­lec­tion fea­tures some of their top-sell­ing boards and bind­ings at mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

 

 

 

Anon: When you’re bomb­ing down­hill on a waxed rock­et, vision mat­ters. Anon know this. They’ve been exe­cut­ing tech­ni­cal designs since 2001, and have become the trust­ed gog­gle of some of the top rid­ers in the world. So stop clos­ing your eyes and hop­ing for the best. Strap on a pair of these tech­ni­cal optics to see the dif­fer­ence. This col­lec­tion fea­tures an excel­lent selec­tion of their Men’s and Women’s designs. 

 

 

 

 

PROBAR: Hunger-destroy­ing bars made from all-nat­ur­al, 100% veg­an organ­ic ingre­di­ents, PROBAR prod­ucts fill the trail-weary up on pure nutri­tion­al good­ness, leav­ing them with a skip in their steps instead of a brick in their bel­lies. Bring the raw food move­ment to the trail with cas­es of PROBAR, avail­able now on The Clymb for mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

 

 

 

ISIS: Fit is more than jut a num­ber on a size chart and true per­for­mance cloth­ing should be able to per­form, well, any­where. ISIS devel­ops per­for­mance cloth­ing designed to fit the bod­ies and lives of real women. Their clothes are soft, wrin­kle-resis­tant, and easy to care for, so you’ll look great whether you choose them for work or play. Browse now to find your new favorite clothing.

 

 

 

 

Roa­d­ID: You’re approach­ing Mach speed on your bike when sud­den­ly, dog! Now you’re lights out in a ditch. Roa­d­ID bracelets give your name and emer­gency con­tact and aller­gy infor­ma­tion to your res­cuers. Roa­d­ID appar­el lets your res­cuers instant­ly know your name, emer­gency con­tact info, and if you have any aller­gies. It’s this sim­ple pre­cau­tion that Edward Wim­mer, the founder of Roa­d­ID, decid­ed would help pro­tect the lives of cyclists or run­ners who are log­ging road­side miles in the dark or in traf­fic and are at risk of an acci­dent. Click through now for mem­bers-only sav­ing on RoadID.

 

 

 

ZOIC: You love to ride but don’t want techy clothes defin­ing your style. That’s how ZOIC feels. They’ve devel­oped clothes so you can roll in style, on your bike and off. Find your style here. This col­lec­tion fea­tures their pop­u­lar jer­seys, shorts, and more. Find the style for you here.

 

 

Camaro: Since 1974 the Aus­tria-based Camaro has pio­neered inno­va­tions in neo­prene, for wind­surf­ing, for div­ing, for white­wa­ter, and for many addi­tion­al water sports. With their attuned atten­tion to tai­lor­ing wet­suits to meet the exact spec­i­fi­ca­tions of the sport, they’ve become the lead­ing wet­suit man­u­fac­tur­er in Europe and have a strong glob­al influ­ence. With the wet­suits, rash­guards, and more in this col­lec­tion you can stay warm even when you enter frigid waters.

 

 

 

686: If you’re play­ing the slots, 686 comes up short, but if you’re look­ing for out­er­wear, 686 is the jack­pot. Since 1992, this So-Cal brand has dealt out snowboard/skate appar­el inno­va­tions like they’re a black­jack deal­er in Vegas. Shop this col­lec­tion for Men’s and Women’s insu­lat­ed jack­ets, sweaters, and more!

 

 

Kali Pro­tec­tives: When founder Brad Wal­dron grew tired of doing aero­nau­tic engi­neer work on F‑18 Fight­er Jets and Stealth Bombers, he direct­ed his skills towards his passion–biking. Now he’s pio­neer­ing new tech­nolo­gies by fus­ing met­al com­pos­ites to cre­ate bombproof hel­mets and pro­tec­tive gear. Pro­tect your­self with this fine col­lec­tion of down­hill and moun­tain bike helmets.

 

 

Lone­ly Plan­et: From remote vil­lages to bustling cities, Lone­ly Plan­et trav­el guides pro­vide inde­pen­dent, on-the-ground analy­sis of the best places on the plan­et to vis­it. Today, The Clymb is proud to offer an exten­sive col­lec­tion of guides to open your world to exploration.

 

 

IN OTHER NEWS:

The World’s Loud­est Sound: Did you know?

On August 27th (that’s today!), 1883, the vol­canic Indone­sian island of Kraka­toa unleashed its fury in a series of four gar­gan­tu­an explo­sions that made what is to this day, the loud­est sound in record­ed his­to­ry. Nev­er mind the ash plume that rock­et­ed 50 miles into the atmos­phere, or the shock waves that trav­eled around the earth sev­en times, Kraka­toa takes the cake for ear­split­ting explo­sions. Sci­en­tists say it was like 200 Mega­tons of dyna­mite. Any­one with­in ten miles of the blast went deaf. Ships in the Sun­da Strait con­tend­ed with 100ft tsuna­mi waves and the sailors’ eardrums rup­tured. The rain of hot ash and pumice on deck con­vinced many sailors they were under attack, and they were, by a pres­sure wave cre­at­ed by the final explo­sion that sped away from the blast at 675mph. The sound was mis­tak­en as can­non fire in the Indi­an Ocean, on the small island of Rodrigues, 3,000 miles away.