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“It Was a Way to Keep His Spirit Alive”
When an avalanche killed Caroline Gleich’s brother, it didn’t end her pro skiing dreams. But it did change her approach to the mountains.
The Final Descent of Dean Cummings
From the outside, things seemed perfect for the former world extreme skiing champion: he had a family, a successful guiding business, and unending adventure out his front door in Valdez, Alaska. But something dark festered beneath the surface.
After a Year in Patagonia’s R1 Air, I Won’t Wear Another Midlayer
It breathes and wicks sweat better than any other midlayer I’ve tested
What It’s Like to Ski-Tour for 60 Hours Straight
In an uncommon skimo race in New Hampshire, two skiers climbed the equivalent of Mount Everest—twice
The Fierce Competition of Top Athletes for Expedition Funding
The company sponsors some of the best athletes in the world, from Emily Harrington to Alex Honnold, all of whom are vying for a slice of the brand’s annual budget to support their expeditions. The process can be as competitive as getting into an Ivy League university—except, if approved, the athletes are often taking on death-defying adventures.
How to Eat When You’re Injured
Dialing in your nutrition when you’re on the couch can be hard, especially for an active person. Here’s what you need to know.
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