Culture
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Posted: May 12, 2023
Read more »We chatted with legendary climber and Outdoor Research Ambassador, Beth Rodden as she shared her experience of being a mom and professional climber. -
Posted: March 07, 2023Categories: Ambassadors
Read more »Outdoor Research’s women ambassadors do so much more than guide the design of our outerwear and apparel. They provide mentorship to aspiring climbers and skiers, donate time to their communities, and inspire all of us at Outdoor Research to push beyond the status quo in our own lives. -
Posted: February 21, 2023
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Posted: April 01, 2022Categories: Ambassadors
Read more »How one cold night at 9,000 feet taught Outdoor Research Climbing Ambassador Megan Banker that she wanted to help foster belonging in the outdoors.
*Trigger warning for negative self-image talk*
“Just leave me here. I’ll take a nap. I’m so tired; I feel like I can’t breathe,” I said as I
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Posted: September 27, 2021Categories: Partners
Read more »Data they collected are helping save trees, rivers and wildlife.
Have you ever wished you could add a new level of meaning to your outdoor adventures? Gathering data for scientific research is a great way to do it. Bozeman, Montana-based nonprofit Adventure Scientists can help.
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Posted: May 10, 2021
Read more »Sunglasses, hood and helmet sheltered Monserrat Alvarez Matehuala from the cold sun above 17,000 feet—but underneath all that, lots was happening. On top of Iztaccihuatl, Mexico’s third highest peak, emotions were strong.
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Posted: January 13, 2021
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The Archangel Breakthrough: Stretch Alpine Climbing Clothes With No Compromise In Weather Protection
Posted: January 06, 2021
Read more »Piolet d’Or-winning alpinist Graham Zimmerman collaborated on the new Outdoor Research alpine climbing kit that just might “save your bacon” in bad weather. Introducing the newest addition to our high alpine climbing collection, for moving quickly and efficiently—even through the most difficult moves—no matter the storms that come your way.
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Posted: November 18, 2020
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Posted: October 16, 2020
Read more »There’s a photo of Quinn Mason when she was 9 years old, placing fourth at Youth Nationals, qualifying for the national team. It marks the moment she realized how much she really did care about competition and winning in climbing. Today that photo also symbolizes something else she’s grateful for—and proud of: “Out of all 10 finalists, I think I’m the only one still competing at a high level,” she says, now halfway through high school.
She’s a five-time Youth National Climbing Team member and qualified for the 2020 world cups as an adult. But more than wins or sends, Quinn seems to be focused on the longevity aspect of her climbing life. “I’ve had ups and downs, and to have stuck with it to be where I am now—that is my proudest accomplishment.”
We caught up with Quinn—one of the
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Posted: August 11, 2020Categories: Ambassadors
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Posted: April 21, 2020
