Colin Haley’s (@colinhaley1) winter solo of Cerro Torre is such an outrageous accomplishment that even after putting the dream down for a decade, it’s still something practically only he could do, and with the perfect weather window at that. It took 12 years for the stars to align. After his first attempt in 2013, a second attempt ten years later in 2023, and then a frustrated expedition to the Karakoram this past summer, Colin found himself booking a last-minute flight to El Calafate to finally make some progress on bigger goals. Having landed during an excellent weather window, he immediately got to work portering gear and preparing to make the most of his time in El Chaltén. That’s when he and photographer/drone-pilot extraordinaire Ty Lekki realized this was a moment worth capturing. Colin’s soloing naturally leaves little opportunity for documenting his ascents, and it seemed like a great way to share something truly historic. And as our jaws are STILL on the floor looking at these photos, we have to agree! What the photos don’t show is how Colin managed to carve his way to the summit after accidentally committing to a false wind tunnel. “I accepted that I probably wouldn’t make it to Cerro Torre’s summit, but I decided that I wouldn’t give up until it was 100% clear that I couldn’t make it through,” Colin writes in his blog. “So, with that determination, I started the most insane episode of ice spelunking that I have ever experienced.” Get the full, wild story in Colin’s own words at the link in bio. Photos: Ty Lekki (@tylekki)
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Dec 13, 2025Instagram
Like it or not, you gotta come up for air eventually. Mike Graves emerges from a deep dive into the white room near British Columbia’s Purcell Mountain Lodge. Photo: Ryan Creary (@ryancreary)
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Dec 12, 2025Instagram
Patagonia: The brand-new Hi-Loft Nano Puff Hoody- extra warm and durable
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Fri, Dec 12 at 2:07 PMPatagonia: The brand-new Hi-Loft Nano Puff Hoody- extra warm and durable. The perfect knockaround post-climb/surf/run campsite companion that just won't quit. patagonia.attn.tv/ayvfJUr2EEoBDeliveredFor the kids who get you out there. This holiday season, use our trusty Gift Guide to find quality gear for all those good times ahead. Link in bio. Photos: Woods Wheatcroft, Lars Schneider, Mathieu Deline, James Q Martin
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Dec 11, 2025Instagram
Your coldest moments come before and after the send—when you haven’t warmed up and when your body is cooling down. The upgraded Retro-X® Jacket, made with toasty pile fleece and a windproof liner, is designed to help you start warm and end warm all winter long. Check out the Retro-X through the link in bio
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Dec 10, 2025Instagram
New Spring Prints from Patagonia
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Dec 10, 2025SMS
Wed, Dec 10 at 7:12 PMPatagonia: Our new prints have a story to tell. Salmon, rivers and ancient forests: See how our designers turned their trip to the Pacific Northwest into new designs for the season. patagonia.attn.tv/aj7jqaqw04gFDeliveredKeep digging … just keep digging. When a surprise storm dumps 10-plus feet of snow on your camp, you better be quick with your shovel. And when the forecast predicts another 13 days of snow after that—things start getting serious. Get the full experience in “DIG: An Alaskan snowboard film.” Link in bio.
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Dec 9, 2025Instagram
That one barrel they’ll never forget. Give them what they need to paddle out there, and the stories will follow. Check out our gift guide at the link in bio.
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Dec 8, 2025Instagram
“Our general definition of success for this was about as loose as our definition of running.” When Matthew Tufts (@matthew_tufts), Tristan Kodors and Everett Craig set out to attempt a 50-mile, west-east traverse of British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains, they didn’t exactly know what to expect—other than the fact that things probably wouldn’t go according to plan. Watch the full story at the link in bio.
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Dec 7, 2025Instagram
Wrong, or just right?
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Dec 6, 2025Instagram
Utah’s best skate park isn’t made from concrete. Braydon Bringhurst (@braydonbringhurst) styles a stony halfpipe on Gooseberry Mesa.
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Dec 5, 2025Instagram
Patagonia: Off-trail, en route or at camp, find the natural way to stay warm in wet and chilly conditions
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Dec 5, 2025SMS
Fri, Dec 5 at 5:07 PMPatagonia: Off-trail, en route or at camp, find the natural way to stay warm in wet and chilly conditions. Check out our wool sweaters. patagonia.attn.tv/adthwIWQ3s50DeliveredBest day ever? We design performance running gear to withstand lifetimes of them. Vanessa Chavarriaga Posada enjoys a dreamlike fall morning above the clouds in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Photo: Joey Sackett
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Dec 4, 2025Instagram
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Dec 4, 2025Homepage
As the winner of the Documentary Grand Prize at the Indy Shorts International Film Festival, Patagonia Films’ The Last Observers earned Oscar qualification for the 98th Academy Awards in 2026—and we’re delighted to announce the film has officially taken its place in the Academy Screening Room. An extraordinary and heartwarming love story about a Swedish couple’s 36-year commitment to watching the skies, The Last Observers invites us into a world where lasting happiness is found in birds, everyday rhythms, and a profound connection with nature. Congratulations to everyone involved. Directed by Maja K Mikkelsen (@majakmikkelsen), produced by @patagonia, and distributed by Voce Spettacolo (@vocespettacolo) by Walter Nicoletti (@walternicolettiofficial). Watch the film now at the link in bio.
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Dec 3, 2025Instagram
Patagonia: The Snap-T fleece is cozy and can keep up
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Dec 3, 2025SMS
Wed, Dec 3 at 1:10 PMPatagonia: The Snap-T fleece is cozy and can keep up. See for yourself why it's reached legendary status. patagonia.attn.tv/agwCY2dBN3CyDeliveredHomepage change from Patagonia Outdoor Clothing & Gear
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Dec 3, 2025Homepage
This Giving Tuesday, we’re teaming up with the Conservation Lands Foundation (@conservationlands) to help them fight the largest public lands sell-off in U.S. history. Wildlife habitats, clean air and water, and access to millions of acres are at stake. Donate at checkout and your contribution will be matched, doubling your impact. If you’re not shopping, no problem—you can donate through Patagonia Action Works without making a purchase. Every dollar you give supports the protection and restoration of America’s cherished public lands. Our nonprofit owner, Holdfast Collective, and our payments partner, Adyen, have already contributed $250,000 each to this effort. We hope you can join in, too. Together, we can be a force for protecting what connects us—today, and for generations to come. Learn more at the link in bio.
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Dec 2, 2025Instagram
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