Knickerbocker Play
Earlier this season we introduced you to Kjell Vanghagen (82). A born Norwegian turned into Skiing Pioneer in Aspen, Colorado after being recruited by Stein Eriksen in the 60s. His childhood meant one…
Denali, Alaska
Denali, the highest peak in North America, with a summit elevation of 6,190 meters, would serve as our home for three weeks. With our lives packed in our sleds, we marched beneath a…
Europe’s Last Sherpas
Hidden in the rugged High Tatras, Stevo Backor carries on a timeless tradition. Mr. Backor, friend of Amundsen early adaptor and wholesale legend Jozef Pazur, has spent over three decades carrying life into…
Back to Basics: Field Testing on the Road to Lake Tahoe
When T and William pulled up to the Boulder Shop after a long flight from Oslo, JC and Alex had been looking over weather forecasts for the past few hours. Jackson Hole, Sun…
Amundsen Portrait | Ronnie Romance
Ronnie, Ron, Ultra Romance… whatever you call him, he is hard to miss. Between the vintage bikes, bushy beard, short shorts, and thick sweaters, his romantic and self-governed life is indicative of simpler…
Skagerrak | Eivind Vold World Record Crossing
Five years after his brother Amund Vold (26) was diagnosed with leukemia, older brother Eivind Vold (31) received his own cancer diagnosis this summer and went through surgery two weeks later. Last week,…
Fellows in Spontaneity | Colorado Bikepack
The 29th of May, 1955 // Leominster, England A group of cycling-inclined outdoorsmen gathered at The Black Swan, a staple pub in England’s West Midlands, to formalize their shared passion – leaving the…
Amundsen Portrait | Pete Cabrinha
Hawaii’s unique sporting culture has become inseparable from its very identity as a place. Watersports have helped define the islands, and their people, for centuries – resulting in a relationship with the ocean…
Sunnmøre Summer Hiking
Nora & Julie set off from Sæbø towards a family farm at Skår – a cluster of farm houses nestled into one of the few habitable places on the western end of the…
Maui: The End of the Road Pt.3
The ‘Road to Hana’ is essentially a rite of passage for visitors to Maui, snaking 100km (60 miles) through the island’s eastern forests and over its infamous sea cliffs. Built in the 1920’s…
Maui: A Trek Through The Mist, Pt. 2
Despite being only a few miles from the coast, Maui’s Western Mountains soar to over 1,700 meters (5,700 feet) – their prominence from the beach is striking, as their peaks and spires rise…
Maui: Travelling the Tropics, Pt. 1
After a long and playful winter in the mountains, summer’s imminent arrival spurred on Alex & Henry’s need to trade wool for linen and skis for boards. The coasts, valleys, and forested peaks…
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