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Just hanging out. Photo: Topher Donahue (.donahue)
01/25/2025

Just hanging out.

Photo: Topher Donahue (.donahue)

01/24/2025

Are you the insistent little pecking kind? Or a stoic, wise ol’ owl? Hoo, hoo are you?

Watch “The Last Observers” at https://pat.ag/I/LastObervers and think about it a little more.

Head outside from the comfort of home with our newest stories. Two behind-the-scenes accounts of our gear-testing progra...
01/23/2025

Head outside from the comfort of home with our newest stories. Two behind-the-scenes accounts of our gear-testing program and a full-length film that evaluates the risk of a middle-aged dad sending a risky route.

Check out our newest stories at https://pat.ag/F/Re/ProductStories

When nature changes the mood music, the best gear is ready to rock and roll.Photo 1: With the weather quickly deteriorat...
01/22/2025

When nature changes the mood music, the best gear is ready to rock and roll.

Photo 1: With the weather quickly deteriorating, Jean-Baptiste Desmoulière crosses a stream below Laguna de Los Tres on the approach to Cerro Fitz Roy in Patagonia. Alex Buisse()

Photo 2: Anne-Frederique Grenier charges one of the many rainforest features on “Cambodia,” a former rogue trail on British Columbia's Mount Seymour. Dave Smith()

Fun takes many forms. Helen Sinclair turns bouldering into boogie boarding in Quantum Field, New Zealand.Photo: Michael ...
01/21/2025

Fun takes many forms. Helen Sinclair turns bouldering into boogie boarding in Quantum Field, New Zealand.

Photo: Michael J.P. Hall

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for a better world. Dr. King believed in action and equality, and th...
01/20/2025

Today, we honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision for a better world. Dr. King believed in action and equality, and that change is possible when we support each other. That’s what we’re working toward when we show up to protect the people and places we love.

Whether it’s volunteering to protect our wild spaces or supporting your local community, there are many ways to be part of something greater. If you’re looking for where to start, connect with a nonprofit organization near you through Patagonia Action Works at https://pat.ag/F/PAW/MLK25

Photo 1: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leads a march for voting rights for Black Americans from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, alongside other civil rights leaders. From left to right: Ralph Abernathy, James Forman, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Rev. Jesse Douglas and John Lewis. Photo: Steve Schapiro, Corbis via Getty Images

Photo 2: Research interns, volunteers and coordinators gather data at The Rodale Institute’s Farming Systems Trial, the longest running side-by-side comparison of organic and conventional farming methods in the United States. Photo: Johnie Gall

Photo 3: A group of groms learns the basics with Laru Beya Collective, a nonprofit working to empower historically excluded youth through surfing. Rockaway Beach, New York. Photo: Ann-Kathrin Koch

Photo 4: Volunteers remove debris during a cleanup of the Yellowstone River in Billings, Montana. Photo: Mike Clark

The saying goes that the second best thing about surfing is talking about it afterward. Surfing legend Gerry Lopez didn’...
01/19/2025

The saying goes that the second best thing about surfing is talking about it afterward. Surfing legend Gerry Lopez didn’t just grow up loving the ocean; he grew up loving to tell stories. In “Surf Is Where You Find It,” he delivers a collection of tales from his decades spent amid waves that “preserves memories of surf eras gone by, and commemorates those who helped shape the surfing world today.”

To read more about his adventures, find the book at https://pat.ag/F/GerryLopezBook

📚 by Patagonia Books

Photos: Dana Edmunds, Erik Aeder, Steve Wilkings

Snorkel advised. Josh Absenger does his best submersible impression during a mind-melting powder day in the Austrian Alp...
01/19/2025

Snorkel advised. Josh Absenger does his best submersible impression during a mind-melting powder day in the Austrian Alps.

Photo: Christoph Johann

The winter sale has gotta be around here somewhere. We have past-season styles up to 40% off. Find what you need to get ...
01/17/2025

The winter sale has gotta be around here somewhere. We have past-season styles up to 40% off.

Find what you need to get out there at https://pat.ag/F/Sale/40/Winter25

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those ...
01/16/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those now without homes and the damage to the wildlife and ecology of our local mountains and coastline.

We thank the first responders, those from all over California and the West as well as from Canada and Mexico, and all the public servants and volunteers working around the clock to help those in need.

Like so many in the LA region, colleagues in our Santa Monica and Pasadena stores are dealing with displaced loved ones, intense air pollution and uncertainty. For now, we’re providing direct support to our staff and friends, and we’ve ramped up funding to our longtime disaster relief partner Americares.

If you can, we encourage you to donate to Americares at https://pat.ag/f/laf/donate. We’ve also made it easy for online customers going forward to get a donation match to Americares, thanks to our payment partner Adyen. These donations speed up disaster relief and expand access to critical medical supplies.

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those ...
01/16/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those now without homes and the damage to the wildlife and ecology of our local mountains and coastline.

We thank the first responders, those from all over California and the West as well as from Canada and Mexico, and all the public servants and volunteers working around the clock to help those in need.

Like so many in the LA region, colleagues in our Santa Monica and Pasadena stores are dealing with displaced loved ones, intense air pollution and uncertainty. For now, we’re providing direct support to our staff and friends, and we’ve ramped up funding to our longtime disaster relief partner Americares.

If you can, we encourage you to donate to Americares at https://pat.ag/f/laf/donate. Our payment partner, Adyen, will also match donations made at customer checkout online. These donations speed up disaster relief and expand access to critical medical supplies.

Photo: Jay L. Clendenin

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those ...
01/16/2025

Our thoughts are with those affected by the unprecedented wildfires in Los Angeles. We grieve for the lives lost, those now without homes and the damage to the wildlife and ecology of our local mountains and coastline.

We thank the first responders, those from all over California and the West as well as from Canada and Mexico, and all the public servants and volunteers working around the clock to help those in need.

Like so many in the LA region, colleagues in our Santa Monica and Pasadena stores are dealing with displaced loved ones, intense air pollution and uncertainty. For now, we’re providing direct support to our staff and friends, and we’ve ramped up funding to our longtime disaster relief partner Americares.

If you can, we encourage you to donate to Americares at pat.ag/f/laf/donate. Our payment partner, Adyen, will also match donations made at customer checkout online. These donations speed up disaster relief and expand access to critical medical supplies.

Photo: Jay L. Clendenin

A meeting of the elements on a winter run at Naena Falls in Myoko, Japan.Photo: Sho Fujimaki
01/08/2025

A meeting of the elements on a winter run at Naena Falls in Myoko, Japan.

Photo: Sho Fujimaki

01/07/2025

What’s it like to be the last of something? What does it feel like when a 36-year commitment ends? Karin and Lennart face the completion of nearly four decades of observing and recording the weather eight times a day, every day, from the lighthouse in Falsterbo, Sweden. What did they learn? Would they do it again? What’s next? Watch the full film to find out https://pat.ag/F/LastObservers

Directed by Maja Karlsson Mikkelsen
Produced by Adam Mikkelsen

I grew up and still live in Scotland and have always felt a strong connection to the place. When I spend time in the mou...
01/03/2025

I grew up and still live in Scotland and have always felt a strong connection to the place. When I spend time in the mountains and glens of the highlands or sail the seas of the Hebrides, I truly feel a sense of home and belonging that I haven’t found anywhere else on Earth.

I was born to a Scottish mum and an English dad. My dad was a practicing Jew with Eastern European lineage, and after doing some further investigation into my mum’s side of the family, it turns out we’re a mix of Scottish, English and Irish … so, by blood at least, I am not very Scottish at all.

And I have discovered in recent years that even this land I feel so deeply rooted to has its own clash of cultures. Much of the Western Isles, including Skye, the Outer Hebrides and St. Kilda were inhabited by Vikings, and so the names of these places have inherited some of that influence. The isle of Soay on St. Kilda, for example, is named after the Norse word for “sheep,” because these islands would have been where they kept sheep for food (which is also why there are many “isles of Soay” in Scotland Even the language we attribute to Scottish heritage, Gaelic, was in fact introduced by Irish settlers.

All this has taught me that Scotland’s identity isn’t defined by a single story or lineage, but by the rich interwoven tapestry of its history. For me, feeling Scottish isn’t about bloodlines or ancestry—it’s about the connection I have to the landscapes, the culture and the history that has shaped this place and its people. Whether I’m climbing its crags, sailing its seas or simply walking its ancient trails, Scotland will always be the place that feels most like home.

Words: Robbie Phillips
Photos: Ryan Balharry

Part 5/6. Stay tuned for the rest of Robbie’s new routing story on St. Kilda and check out his feature-length film about the trip at https://pat.ag/F/StKilda

Nothing says winter holidays like a pop of color in the trees, the crunch of snow under your running shoes—and a blast o...
01/01/2025

Nothing says winter holidays like a pop of color in the trees, the crunch of snow under your running shoes—and a blast of cold air in your lungs.

Photos: Austin Siadak

12/31/2024

Life’s a stroll at the lighthouse in Falsterbo, Sweden. Watch “The Last Observers” at https://pat.ag/F/LastObservers for more of Lennart’s red umbrella.

Directed by Maja Karlsson Mikkelsen
Produced by Adam Mikkelsen

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