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Wilder & Sons: Giv­ing back to the Nation­al Parks nev­er felt so good. These heathered cot­ton tees fea­ture icon­ic images of our nations amaz­ing land­scape. We’ll donate 15% of the pro­ceeds to the park you chose.

 

 

 

 

 

Sper­ry Footwear: In 1935, while watch­ing his dog run nim­bly over some ice, Paul Sper­ry was inspired to cre­ate boat­ing footwear with bet­ter trac­tion. He pulled out a penknife and cut some slits into the out­sole of a rub­ber sneak­er. It worked! Built to grip slip­pery rocks and sail­boat decks, these tech­no­log­i­cal­ly advanced descen­dants of his cre­ation are designed to pro­vide trac­tion dur­ing the burli­est ocean and riv­er adventures.

Sper­ry Appar­el: In 1935, while watch­ing his dog run nim­bly over some ice, Paul Sper­ry was inspired to cre­ate boat­ing footwear with bet­ter trac­tion. He pulled out a penknife and cut some slits into the out­sole of a rub­ber sneak­er. It worked! Built to grip slip­pery rocks and sail­boat decks, these tech­no­log­i­cal­ly advanced descen­dants of his cre­ation are designed to pro­vide trac­tion dur­ing the burli­est ocean and riv­er adventures.

 

 

 

 

Swany: Don’t get caught red-hand­ed in the lodge on a pow­der day. Reach for Swany gloves to expe­ri­ence the brand’s com­mit­ment to warmth and dura­bil­i­ty. This col­lec­tion fea­tures their Eco line that demon­strates that a qual­i­ty prod­uct is one with an infi­nite lifes­pan. They are made with recy­cled mate­ri­als and can be recy­cled once you’re ready for anoth­er pair. 

 

 

 

 

Atlantis: Atlantis Weath­erGear pro­duces per­for­mance appar­el for all of the things active peo­ple do on and around the water. Their designs are inspired by decades of sail­ing expe­ri­ence and close col­lab­o­ra­tion with some of the best sailors in the world, includ­ing the US Sail­ing Team for whom Atlantis is the Offi­cial Appar­el Provider and a proud Gold Part­ner. Click through now to shop our col­lec­tion of Atlantis Weath­erGear bibs, vests, smocks, and more.

 

 

 

 

 

C.A.M.P.: Some of us draw inspi­ra­tion from gaz­ing at the moun­tains. Oth­ers climb them. This col­lec­tion of moun­taineer gear from C.A.M.P. will out­fit you to scale the sum­mits. C.A.M.P. began man­u­fac­tur­ing moun­taineer­ing equip­ment in the Ital­ian Alps in 1889. Their deep his­to­ry in mak­ing tech­ni­cal gear has evolved, and at times, even advanced the sport of moun­taineer­ing. Now they are mak­ing some of the most advanced, light­weight gear and appar­el in the indus­try while remain­ing true to their roots in their orig­i­nal fac­to­ry high in the Alps.

 

 

 

 

Men’s Moun­tain Tough: When hel­la­cious storms rip through the high coun­try, you need pro­tec­tion. Find it here with these water­proof jack­ets, pants, and down hood­ies by Fjäll­räven, Moun­tain Hard­wear, and more!

 

 

 

 

 

Women’s Alpine Style: Don’t be caught in the alpine unpre­pared. With the weath­er­proof out­er­wear and fleece in this col­lec­tion by Sier­ra Designs, Mam­mut, and more you can bring the shel­ter with you wher­ev­er you go.

IN OTHER NEWS:

Canyon­lands Des­ig­nat­ed: Did you know?

On Sep­tem­ber 12^th (that’s today!), 1964, Con­gress des­ig­nat­ed Canyon­lands Nation­al Park. Near­ly half a mil­lion peo­ple vis­it the park each year, but only 3% of the tourists ever make it to The Maze dis­trict. It is one of the most inac­ces­si­ble loca­tions in the con­ti­nen­tal U.S. The famous author and desert con­ser­va­tion­ist Edward Abbey describes it as, “The most weird, won­der­ful, mag­i­cal place on earth – there is noth­ing else like it anywhere.”