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Down-insulated hoody woven from a single stretch fabric for warmth and movement
Men's Stretchdown™ Hoody
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$173.98
Regular price:
$290.00
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Down-insulated jacket woven from a single stretch fabric for warmth and movement
Women's Stretchdown™ Light Jacket
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$149.98
Regular price:
$250.00
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Ultra-lightweight, quick-drying power to keep you warm wherever
Men's AirMesh™ 1/2 Zip
Sale price:
$53.98
Regular price:
$90.00
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Down-insulated hoody woven from a single stretch fabric for warmth and movement
Men's Stretchdown™ Hoody
Sale price:
$173.98
Regular price:
$290.00
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Ultra-lightweight, quick-drying power to keep you warm wherever
Women's AirMesh™ Hoody
Sale price:
$50.98
Regular price:
$85.00
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Lightweight, breathable stretch jersey top
Women's Mighty Stripe™ Long Sleeve T-Shirt
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$35.98
Regular price:
$60.00
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dig in
pitched into presence
LGBTQIA2S+ SINGLE PITCH
INSTRUCTOR COURSE
INSTRUCTOR COURSE
Reflections from alumni of our bi-annual LGBTQIA2S+ Single Pitch Instructor Course.
the gift of grief
WRITTEN BY ETHAN PRINGLE,
A MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR CLIMBER.
A MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR CLIMBER.
"We’re all taught to try to avoid “negative” emotions like sadness, but through my dad’s tragedy, I’ve learned sadness is the gateway to love"
finding balance off the scale
WRITTEN BY GENEVIVE WALKER,
A MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR CLIMBER.
A MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR CLIMBER.
“All I saw were lean climbers crushing it... I started to question my place in the sport and wonderered if this was something I could even do”
becoming
a mother, not
unbecoming
myself
WRITTEN BY MIRANDA OAKLEY, A MHW
CLIMBER & ROCK CLIMBING GUIDE.
CLIMBER & ROCK CLIMBING GUIDE.
"Around the age of 35, I decided that having a kid would be my biggest adventure yet."
cruxing in community
WRITTEN BY SHARA ZAIA, CO-FOUNDER
OF CRUXING IN COLOR.
OF CRUXING IN COLOR.
“It is our collective responsibility as a society to create spaces that provide freedom for those how have systematically had theirs withheld.”
how to hire a guide
WRITTEN BY IZZY LAZARUS
OF THE MOUNTAIN GUIDES.
OF THE MOUNTAIN GUIDES.
Hiring a guide is akin to hiring any other trade professional. Just like hiring a mechanic, you want someone who is reliable, well trained, and gets the job done right.
why open aperture matters
WRITTEN BY CHEYENNE ELISE SMITH.
Open Aperture was different from any other photo clinic I’ve seen. It was a clinic to create more seats at the table. Geared for under-represented communities, it was intentionally presented as a space where one could comfortably navigate new skills in a group of affinity — a celebration of diversity.
open aperture
PHOTO CLINIC
No one can better tell the story of an underrepresented group's experience better than those directly affected. With guiding and rigging support by The Mountain Guides, the Open Aperture Photo Clinic sponsors six participants to join MHW ambassador Nikki Smith for a photography workshop to help sharpen their skills and empower them to document their respective groups.
seeing is believing
WRITTEN BY RACHEL BURKS,
MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR SKIER.
MOUNTAIN HARDWEAR SKIER.
When I did find women in print, it was generally an image of them smiling big in the middle of a low-angle powder turn (as if that was the only thing worth shooting in regards to women and skiing). I remember asking myself, “Where are the girls hucking cliffs?!”