r/PatagoniaEurope

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Josh Wharton heads into the Wyoming backcountry to climb Spider Web Wall, field testing the Free Wall Kit on a long, demanding multi-pitch route in the Bighorn Mountains.

u/Patagonia_Europe — 5 days ago

Every day we have the chance to protect our home planet. Whether you take two minutes to sign a petition or give a couple hours to volunteer, your actions make a difference.

u/Patagonia_Europe — 5 days ago

You shouldn't have to think about your clothes on the sharp end. The Free Wall Kit's Houdini® Rock Jacket, R1® Ultralight Hoody and Free Wall Pants deliver next-to-skin comfort, ultralight wind resistance, optimal temperature regulation and total freedom of movement for sending pitch after pitch.

u/Patagonia_Europe — 6 days ago

Worn Wear Climb on the road!

If it’s broke, fix it! As climbers, we take this mantra seriously when it comes to our bodies (pulley sprain, anyone?). You can’t trade in your finger when it’s injured, so why should our gear be any different? One of the best things we can do for the planet is keep stuff in use longer by repairing what we already have.

And the good news is, our Worn Wear repair crew will be on the road visiting climbing spots across Europe. Our first stop is in France, where we’ll be fixing gear for free all weekend before moving on to our next destination (Hint: It is in Switzerland... see slide 4!).

For full details on all the stops and where you’ll catch us next, head to: https://pat.ag/WornWearClimb-Reddit

u/Patagonia_Europe — 13 days ago

Trading the headlamp for the sunlight. The switch to summertime and the longer days are here. Before we're set to full spring mode, we’re giving winter one last send-off with four of our favorite covers from the vault.

u/Patagonia_Europe — 12 days ago

The Dean River in British Columbia is known for its wild steelhead. But for nine-year-old Oly Hickman, it’s something else entirely—a place to explore on his own terms.

u/Patagonia_Europe — 10 days ago