A stretchy, neoprene-free 6/5/4mm hooded full suit built from 85% Yulex® natural rubber/15% synthetic rubber by polymer content; the natural rubber is from sources that are Forest Stewardship Council® certified by Preferred by Nature™. All internal fabrics are now made with NetPlus® postconsumer recycled...

A stretchy, neoprene-free 1.5mm spring suit built from 85% Yulex® natural rubber/15% synthetic rubber by polymer content; the natural rubber is from sources that are Forest Stewardship Council® certified by Preferred by Nature™. Best for water temperatures 65°–75° F/18°–23° C. Made in a Fair...

We source the leather for our work boots from Wild Idea Buffalo Company in South Dakota because of their recognition of the American bison’s role in regenerating the prairie ecosystem of the Great Plains. Long treasured over cowhide for its stronger, more durable and...

Designed for travel and life on the go, these high-rise regular fit pants use recycled polyester and spandex for the perfect blend of comfort and stretch. The structured front waistband closes with a button and zip fly, while elastic at the back creates an...

A luminous, deeply felt collection of essays from Riverhorse Nakadate—angler, musician, conservationist, and lifelong nomad—whose devotion to wild places and the healing power of water pulses through every page. For readers of Edward Abbey, Barry Lopez, Mary Oliver, and Jim Harrison, this book is...

"First published in 1964 and updated in 1979, this classic was an essential handbook for anyone who studies, surfs, protects, or is fascinated by the ocean, a delightful combination of science and adventure. The original author, Willard Bascom, was a master of the subject...

In a collection of gripping stories of adventure, bestselling author Doug Peacock -- loner, iconoclast, environmentalist, and contemporary of Edward Abbey -- reflects on a life lived in the wild, considering the question many ask in their twilight years: “Was It Worth It?”

Through the words of the climbers of the time and artfully restored photographs, Yosemite in the Fifties chronicles the historic first ascents of Yosemite’s “mile-high” granite walls, the legendary personalities who risked their lives to climb them, and how their endeavors initiated the birth...

Glen Denny's book Published by Patagonia; a collection of rare black-and-white photographs of the Yosemite Valley, including intimate portraits of its big-wall pioneers during the late fifties and early sixties.