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Bikes, packrafts, and one VGB( very good boy) 🐾 Bikerafting with @packraftmaine in Maine this spring.

This is probably TMI but I have a sweaty bum when I hike One of the biggest mistakes I did when I just started to backpack was to only focus on all of my outdoor gear, while I stuck with worn out inner layers of clothing that don’t keep me dry and comfortable. I started wearing the @ibexwool Merino Wool Boxer Briefs and my performance on a trail is so much better. Even under a lot of layers and weight, the underwear keeps me comfortable with no chafing or building up of moisture. And if you’re extra sweaty on a hot day, it does wonders for managing sweat. You won’t need to hoard tons of low-quality underwear that you’ll need to replace after every long and tiring hike. With good quality boxer briefs that are easy to clean and long-lasting, you won’t ever have to stress if you’ll enjoy your trip or not. You just will. (PS: Check out my link in bio to get a closeup of the boxers!)

28 miles. 13,000 feet. gale-force winds. exposed scrambling. and reroutes in the rain. When you’re fastpacking Patagonia, what you wear matters. Ibex friend @worldpeach28 ran the 4 refugios route in the springbok running shorts — built for moving fast through hard places. Video: @leobrasil.photo Tap link in bio to shop. #ibex #trailrunning

Ewe asked, we restocked. Our three best-sellers are back. ☑ Natural boxer brief ☑ Natural bikini & thong All made with our Pro Tech Lite — 83% merino. close-to-skin fit, featherweight feel, zero itch. Tap link in bio to shop. #ibex

Fleece forgive us for this meme. Sheep inspire us daily, so we ran with it. #ibex

some things don’t need to be taught. they just get passed down at the water’s edge. happy father’s day. Photos by the talented @gtans

BTS pre-trip weigh in on a recent multi-day packrafting trip in Maine. #ibex #packrafting

SO FUN! 🙌
 The other week we had the very first live screening of @fika_with_bjarne 
 Even though it was low season and lots of people were out of town, 160 tickets were sold. Thank you for showing up, Crested Butte ❤️
 This series is about slowing down, connecting with people and watching something that goes a little deeper than a fast scroll on your phone. Something we could all use a bit more of these days. That’s what Fika is: a Swedish tradition where people intentionally slow down and connect through meaningful conversations.
 After this night, I think there might be more Fika With Bjarne screenings in the future.
It was such a fun and successfull evening. Thanks to all the amazing giveaways where we also raised money for @cb_state_of_mind 🙌
 Big thanks to: ⌚️ @corosglobal 
🧥 @ibexwool 
🧴 @utuskincare 
🎿 @folkrm.mtn 
🎒 @yeti 
 And thanks to @cbcenterforthearts @crestedbuttefilmfestival and @cb_state_of_mind for making the evening possible.
 📸 : @bigblunck 
 #FikaWithBjarne #CrestedButte #Community #Storytelling #Documentary SwedishFika

Update from Pangnirtung📍 15 days. Skis, packrafts, and pulks. Iqaluit to Pang — across the Hall Peninsula, down frozen rivers, and through some of the most stunning sea ice paddling either of them has ever experienced. The highlights so far? Weaving through ice fields beneath blue skies while guillemots and fulmars kept them company. Skiing a mostly nocturnal schedule under endless arctic daylight — breakfast at 11pm, still novel every time. Caribou, foxes, and one very curious weasel. And arriving at the mouth of Pangnirtung Fjord to be greeted by local hunters returning from a 4-day narwhal hunt, who shared fresh muktuk and stories before disappearing across the ice on snowmachines. Next stop: Qikiqtarjuaq. “This first section gave us everything we hoped for — long miles, magnificent landscapes, and plenty of time to appreciate our good fortunes.” — Henry & Caleb Follow along as @calebjmcdaniels and Henry continue their human-powered circuit of Baffin Island.

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“Something about a loaded bike seems to get people thinking and peaks curiosity.” People always want to know where you came from and where you’re going. That curiosity is one of the best parts of bikepacking. 146 miles of Vermont dirt, from the front door and back. No car, no speed records — just a map, good company, back tracking multiple times, and whatever shows up along the way. // From the Door, Pt. 2 — link in bio to read route recap. Story by Content Manager, @nelson__brown