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A SAFETY GUIDE FROM ÅRE LAVINCENTER

ON EXPEDITON WITH FIVE UNKNOWN MEN

A PHOTO JOURNEY

AVALANCHE

ANNELIE POMPE

AKKA

PRODUCT CATALOGUE2012 FALL/WINTER

What’s up? Before or after? Most probably not in the heat of the moment, although one or two catalogues might find their way outside. Ending up as seat pads or stove fuel. But, our guess is that mentally, you’re already heading for a winter of escapades. Looking for something to color the snow with, something to let you balance with ease through the caprices of nature. Where the action is. And when there is action – be it the sky collapsing over the base camp, your heart pounding at the brink of a powder slope, the slush and clay of the trail turning you into a piece of modern art, or the riffs of the cover band heating the night – we’ve put all of our experience and enthusiasm into the garments we create, to let your emotions run free. So pull your hood up, let your skis fall through the rush of the mountain side, toss another gear in and sing along to the chorus: the day is yours to conquer. When standing there, all exhausted, eyes sparkling with life, it won’t be the clothes that frame the moment. We’ll simply have to swallow our pride. That smile of yours is just impossible to outshine.

THAT SMILE SUITS YOU

Gorni Jacket Cosmique Jacket

Rond Jacket Rond Padded Jacket Rockette Hood Jacket

Cloudburst Winter Parka

Birchville Parka

Withehorn Jacket Whitehorn Padded Jacket

Whitehorn Ws Jacket

Balmacaan Jacket

Col PantRockette PantRoc Blanc Pant

Whitehorn Ws Pant

Roc Noir Pant Gorni Pant Pamir Pant Cosmique Pant Rond Pant

Scirocco Active Pant

Withehorn Trousers

Lite Track Trousers

Route Pants

Ace Soft- shell Pant Pac Pant

Cabane Long Pant

Cabane Knee Pant

Cabane Shorts Trapper Pant Granite

PantVault Pant Utby Pant Off Duty Pant

Darwin L/S Shirt

Moberly Ls Check Shirt Mt Labyrinth TeeDolomi Tee Mt Prism TeeTierra Rocks Tee

Roc Blanc Jacket Roc Noir Jacket

Roc Noir Down Sweater

Roc Blanc Down Jacket

Pac Jacket

Col Jacket Col Vest Scirocco Zero Jacket Route Hood Jacket

Gale Anorak Gale Jacket

Rugged Jacket

Foehn Jacket Foehn Vest

Active Sweater Active Henley

Woodshed Striped Knit Chilkoot Knit Cosmique HoodWoodshed Knit

Fireside Hood Dugout Fleece JacketLodge Fleece Jacket

Cabane Jacket

Dugout Fleece Vest

Col Hood Jacket

Scirocco Active Jacket

TIERRA MEN’S COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2012

Ace Jacket

Gale Anorak Gale Jacket Fireside HoodRugged JacketFoehn Jacket Foehn Vest

Laub Jacket

Laub Padded Jacket Scirocco Active JacketRockette Active Jacket Col Hood Jacket

Active SweaterCosmique Hood Amazon TunicAmazon Shirt WMoyie Check Tunic Moyie Check Shirt W Dolomi Tee Active Henley

Withehorn Female Coat Cloudburst Winter Parka

Whitehorn Padded Jacket Shipridge Coat WWhitehorn Ws Jacket

Roc Blanc Pant

Withehorn Trousers

Granite Pant Vault Pant Utby Pant

Roc Noir Pant

Gorni Pant Cosmique PantPamir Pant Laub Pant Scirocco Active Pant

Rockette Active Pant

Col Pant Lite Track Trousers

Ace Soft- shell Pant

Pac Pant Whitehorn Ws Pant

Cabane Long Pant

Cabane Knee Pant

Cabane Shorts Trapper Pant

Chilkoot KnitWoodshed KnitCabane Jacket Woodshed Striped Knit

Dugout Fleece Jacket

Dugout Fleece Vest

Balmacaan JacketCol VestCol Jacket Scirocco Zero Jacket

Route Hood Jacket Pac Jacket

Roc Noir Jacket Gorni Jacket Cosmique JacketRoc Blanc Jacket

Roc Blanc Down Jacket Roc Noir Down Sweater

TIERRA WOMEN’S COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2012

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ROC BLANC JACKET M/W

ROC BLANC PANT M/W

ROC NOIR JACKET M/W

ROC NOIR PANT M/W

Hungry for freedom? The Roc Blanc Jacket is made for limitless exploration of the great outdoors. Close fit, without forgoing mobility. Good size hood with four adjustment options. Large front pockets with room for just about every-thing. Ventilation openings positioned out of reach of a backpack’s shoulder straps, but right next to the pockets of our fleece tops. The jacket’s two-way zipper lets more air in, and a safety button ensures that it doesn’t flap around. Comes in signal colors so that the whole world knows you are at one with nature.

MenArt. no: 1014800Weight: 500 gSize: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 099 Black 305 Chili Red

WomenArt. no: 1014810Weight: 430 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black

Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology. WomenArt. no: 1013110Weight: 340 gSize: S – XLColor: 033 Amarant 056 Blue 099 Black

MenArt. no: 1013100 Weight: 418 gSize: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 099 Black 305 Chili Red 606 Fig Leaf

Roll out the red carpet, be charmed by lightning flashes and listen to the thunder’s greeting! Utemagasinet’s distinction ‘Product of the Year 2010’ fits the Roc Noir Jacket just as well as the jacket fits you. Durable lightweight with close fit. Articulated sleeves. Three-point adjustable hood with reinforced visor. Laminated two-way zipper with hardwearing storm flap and security button below. Two chest pockets and one inner pocket. Ventilation openings.

Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology.

MenArt. no: 1031100Weight: 635 gSize: S – XXL Color: 056 Blue 099 Black 305 Chili Red


WomenArt. no: 1031110Weight: 575 gSize: S – XL Color: 099 Black

A good alpine garment works as an extension of you and your strive to get further and higher. The Roc Blanc Pant takes you there with comfort. Minimal-istic design with athletic fit. Stretchy softshell fabric in upper part of the bib for freedom of movement and better ventilation. Belt loops and adjustable suspenders. Four pockets where the leg pockets are big enough to hold a map. Three quarter high side zippers with inner storm flaps. Leg hem with internal snow gaiters.


MenArt. no: 1030800 Weight: 280 gSize: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 099 Black

WomenArt. no: 1030810Weight: 245 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black

A pair of pants that can handle you dragging your feet, but it’s more likely that its lightweight will keep you going strong. Minimalist design with main-tained durability. Wind and waterproof. Elastic at the waist. Fly and belt loops. Leg pocket. Articulated knees. Three-quarter length two-way zipper, laminated with inner storm flap, in the sides. Snow lock adapted to boots and traditional touring ski boots. Adjustable leg cuff.

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GORNI JACKET M/W

GORNI PANT M/W PAMIR PANT M/W

WomenArt. no: 1014910Weight: 455 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 305 Chili Red

MenArt. no: 1014900 Weight: 500 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 513 Nordic Blue 602 Fig Leaf

A classic mountain jacket with a modern cut. The weather may lose all signs of vanity, attack in wind-driven slushy snowfall and all-day-long rain, but the Gorni Jacket remains stylish through it all. From the hood’s wire reinforced storm protector, down to the sleeve cuffs’ generous Velcro adjustment. Two outer pockets, and one inner. Water-repellent zippers. Double wind flap with safety button at the top and bottom. Covered ventilation openings in line with our fleece sweaters’ pockets. Articulated sleeves for increased mobility.


Mountains, powder snow, playgrounds, mushroom picking, back country skiing, fine drizzle, forests, mud, coffee breaks, grand tours, lactic acid, fresh ice. Allround fits the bill for the Gorni Pant. Waist adjustment. Detachable suspenders. Three pockets. Articulated knees. Three-quarter length side zippers to easily take on and off, and good ventilation options. Reinforced leg cuffs and detachable snow lock.

The Land Rover of the mountain, a must for the picky professional. High pants for harsh conditions. Normal fit for freedom of movement and room for layer-ing. 3 leg pockets, two of them fit a map. Adjustable suspenders, drop seat and articulated knees with a kneepad compartment. Reinforced leg hems and internal snow gaiters with gripper elastic. The Swedish Mountain Rescue uses this pant, will you?



MenArt. no: 1031400 Weight: 760 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 513 Nordic Blue

MenArt. no: 1031200 Weight: 760 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black

Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology.Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology.

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COSMIQUE JACKET M COSMIQUE JACKET W

COSMIQUE PANT M/W

The white universe of nature lies before your eyes and the only thing you can hear is your breath. “Pow pow time!” The yell comes from behind waking you up, got to get there first. The run is magical. 3-L Gore-Tex Pro Shell. Two way zipper with safety button at hem. Fully adjustable helmet hood, three hand pockets, double chest pocket and a ski pass pocket on the sleeve. Detachable snow skirt with buttons for connection with pants.

You cut through the snow down the steep couloir like a comet. The ecstatic shadow belongs to you, as do the sun, the wind of the speed and the laughter you can’t hold back. 3-L Gore-Tex Pro Shell. Two way zipper with safety button at hem. Fully adjustable helmet hood, three hand pockets, double chest pocket and a ski pass pocket on the sleeve. Detachable snow skirt with buttons for connection with pants.

MenArt. no: 1012400Weight: 580 gSize: S – XXL Color: 063 Lime 099 Black 554 Lake Blue

Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology. Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology.

WomenArt. no: 1012410Weight: 500 gSize: XS – XL Color: 034 Persian Red 063 Lime 099 Black

Probably one of the most comfortable, best looking and functional reasons for reality to overshadow the text of the catalogue. Remember where you read it when you and the Cosmique pants shine together in the steep slopes. Adjustable lining with belt loops, raised back with lumbar plate. Two hand pockets and one cargo pocket. Ventilations at sides. Reinforced leg ends with fixed snow gaitors. Buttons to connect with snowskirts on Tierra jackets.

MenArt. no: 1031500Weight: 480 gSize: S – XXL Color: 063 Lime 099 Black 554 Lake Blue


WomenArt. no: 1031510Weight: 425 gSize: XS – XL Color: 034 Persian Red 099 Black

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ROND PADDED JACKET MROND JACKET M

ROND PANT M

You felt a shiver along your spine, neither of fear nor of lack of heat. It was the thrill of the deep powder run through the open forrest. Padded with Primaloft for cold days. Fully adjustable helmet hood. Four outer pockets, one inner pocket and a ski pass pocket. Articulated sleeves. Detachable snow skirt attachable to the Rond and the Cosmique Pants.

Imagine a dramatic horizon where mighty mountains rest, how the nature is bathing in white and the sun plays with its contours. Imagine how you let your skis pick up speed and accelerates you towards the present. The wind, the snow, the rush. You can open your eyes again. The Rond Jacket is made for this. One inner pocket, to hand pockets, one outer chest pockets and a ski pass pocket on the sleeve. Fully adjustable helmet hood. Detachable snow skirt attachable to the Rond and the Cosmique Pants.

MenArt. no: 1016900Weight: 760 gSize: S – XXL Color: 099 Black 554 Lake Blue 606 Oil Green

MenArt. no: 1016800Weight: 1 060 gSize: S – XXL Color: 099 Black 554 Lake Blue 606 Oil Green

Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell.


Some things are hard to describe in words. We’re not thinking about the adjustable waist or the lumbar plate in the back giving the Rond Pants the perfect comfortable fit. We’re not thinking about the three pockets and the two vent zips at the sides. Nor about snow gaiters on the reinforced leg ends. No, we’re thinking about the sound of skis cutting through fresh snow, the feeling of the warming sun and the laughter of good friend enjoying the run together with you.

MenArt. no: 1076200Weight: 650 gSize: S – XXL Color: 099 Black 554 Lake Blue 606 Oil Green


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LAUB JACKET W

LAUB PANT W

LAUB PADDED JACKET WJust one more run. To be dressed right is to be comfortable, not having to quit before the sun sets. Padded with Primaloft for cold days. Articulated sleeves. Two outer hand pockets, on outer chest pocket, one inner pocket and a ski pass pocket. Detachable snow skirt attachable to the Laub and the Cosmique Pants.

Who said that you have to freeze while painting your turns in the untouched snow? You can trust that the Primaloft filling keeps you warm. Fully adjustable helmet hood. Three outer pockets, one inner pocket and a ski pass pocket on the sleeve. Articulated sleeves. Detachable snow skirt attachable to the Laub and the Cosmique Pants.

Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell. Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell, Primaloft® Infinity.

WomenArt. no: 1016910Weight: 720 g Size: S – XL Color: 034 Persian Red 043 Mulberry 099 Black

WomenArt. no: 1016810Weight: 900 gSize: S – XL Color: 034 Persian Red 043 Mulberry 099 Black

Some days you never get tired. Days when you loose track of time rather than en-ergy and only keep going. When sunset is only a prediction of another day of great skiing. The Laub Pant wants to be there with you. Adjustable waist with comfort foam pad at the back. Belt loops and attachment buttons for connection with Tierra jack-ets. Cargo pocket at right leg. Vent zips at sides. Articulated knees and reinforced leg hems with snow gaitors.


WomenArt. no: 1076210Weight: 590 gSize: S – XL Color: 034 Persian Red 043 Mulberry 099 Black

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ROCKETTE HOOD JACKET M/W

ROCKETTE PANT M/W

SCIROCCO ACTIVE JACKET M/W

SCIROCCO ACTIVE PANT M/W

For the trails’ superheroes and the slopes’ true enthusiasts. The Rockette Hood Jacket lets you keep up the momentum in your stride, even if the heavens above no longer look like a picture postcard. Velvety on the inside, waterproof on the outside. Three-point adjusted hood with tight fit, and reinforced visor give fantastic views. Pockets with water-resistant zippers and integrated ventilation. Leave open the front zipper and Velcro-up for further ventilation.

Trail runner’s favorite teddy and MTB specialist’s best friend. In short, for all us children of Mother Earth who love speed, no matter what the wind and spray. Lightweight. Reflex on the rear. Ventilation openings. Leave open the front zipper and Velcro-up for further ventilation.

MenArt. no: 1017100Weight: 374 gSize: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 099 Black


WomenArt. no: 1017110Weight: 336 gSize: XS – XLColor: 030 Amarant 099 Black

WomenArt. no: 1017810Weight: 248 gSize: XS – XLColor: 030 Amarant 099 Black

Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Active.

Material: Gore-Tex® Active.

Outdoor sports just became rockette science, but it only takes some good old forward motion to get the hang of it. Fire away! ¾ side zips with double opening for ventilation and easy on and off. Cargo pocket on right leg and zipped safety pocket on left leg. Reinforced on inside leg and Velcro and cord adjustment at leg end. Zip fly and belt adjustment at lining.

For those moments when the legs are really working high pressure during a low pressure.Scirocco Active Pants: tailored for freedom of movement. Waterproof with Gore-Tex Active. Elastic waist with drawstring. Small inner pocket for credit cards and keys, for example.Velcro adjustment over the calf let you tighten the drawstring-equipped leg cuff.


MenArt. no: 1075600Weight: 230 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black



Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Active. Material: 3-L Gore-Tex® Active.

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ROC BLANC DOWN JACKET M/W ROC NOIR DOWN SWEATER M/WLets you shift focus from goose bumps to promising snow dumps! Keep your mood up where it belongs with Roc Blanc Down Jacket. Box construction with no stitch through seams keeps it light weight and highly insulating. Two large handpockets and two large mesh pockets on inside. Adjustable helmet hood with foam hood peak for perfect fit. Hidden reinforcements at shoulders, sleeve ends and elbows. Inner flap at front with security buttons.

To climb a mountain in comfort, don’t forget to be down with it! The Roc Noir Down Sweater is that missing link in the chain of easy outdoor life. Light weight with no compromise on down and fabric quality. Double fabric on shoulders and sleeves with no top stitch in order to protect down from moisture. Two hand pockets, one for stowing and one zipped inner pocket.

MenArt. no: 1068700Weight: 965 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 606 Oil Green


WomenArt. no: 1068710Weight: 860 gSize: XS – XLColor: 038 Wine Red 099 Black

WomenArt. no: 1067910Weight: 400 gSize: XS – XLColor: 038 Wine Red 099 Black

Material: Pertex Microlight® Fillning: 95% down, 5% feather. Fillpower: 700CUIN.

Material: Pertex Microlight® Fillning: 95% down, 5% feather. Fillpower: 700CUIN.

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COL PANT

COL HOOD JACKET M/W COL JACKET M/W

COL VEST M/W

The run down to the valley caused shivers, and the sweat that oozed through in the midst of the frenzy of powder snow now cools your body. A pause by the old creek is a must. The warm drink sure does its bit, but really it’s the reinforcement garment you retrieved from your backpack that makes thoughts of coldness drift away. Lined with Primaloft Eco. Extremely compressible and durable. Water repellent and windproof. Three outer pockets, one inner pocket. Adjustable hood. Free from fluorocarbons. Cool jacket, says a friend. I know, you say.

Shatter the ice, don’t chatter your teeth. With its friction-minimal material, the Col Jacket is easily worn under a shell jacket. The perfect reinforcement garment for biting temperatures. A suitable outer garment for high exertion, or when spring is in the air. Water repellent and windproof. Regular fit allows good mobility. Full-length zipper with soft chin guard. Lined with Primaloft Eco. Two hand pockets, a chest pocket (replaced with a sleeve pocket on the women’s model). An inner pocket with zipper. Simple sleeve cuffs Drawcord on lower hem.

MenArt. no: 1068900Weight: 520 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 512 Tint Blue

MenArt. no: 1067800Weight: 490 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 512 Tint Blue

WomenArt. no: 1068910Weight: 430 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 305 Chili red

WomenArt. no: 1067810Weight: 390 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 305 Chili red

Material: Miniripstop Polyester. Lining: Primaloft Eco Material: Miniripstop Polyester. Lining: Primaloft Eco

The chill of a midwinter night can be harsh. You may well be lying inside a warm down sleeping bag, but for all those wide-awake moments, the Col Pant is an ideal garment for a comfortable life outdoors. Their fit makes them work well both under and over a pair of shell pants. Windproof and water repellent. Primaloft Eco synthetic insulation. Adjustable waist. Three-quarter length side zipper to conveniently take on and off, even if you have ski boots or large shoes on. Fly. Leg pocket. Free from fluorocarbons. Wear them, glitter and glimmer.

He who does not have sleeves, does not suffer heatstroke! Your future favorite garment works just as well as reinforcement under a shell jacket, or as the out-ermost layer. Water repellent and windproof. Full-length zipper with soft chin guard. Lined with Primaloft Eco. Two hand pockets and a chest pocket. An inner pocket with zipper. Drawcord at the waist.

MenArt. no: 1067400Weight: 490 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black Unisex

Art. no: 1031800Weight: 480 gSize: Unisex XS – XXLColor: 099 Black

WomenArt. no: 1067410Weight: 390 gSize: XS – XLColor: 305 Chili red

Material: Miniripstop Polyester. Lining: Primaloft Eco.

Material: Miniripstop Polyester. Lining: Primaloft Eco.

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SCIROCCO ZERO JACKET M/W

LITE TRACK TROUSERS M/W

Endorphin chasers wear it far below zero, for others it’s a warm companion in the gray area between receding winters and cooling summers. When the Scirocco Zero Jacket fleece jacket is not embracing you, pack it neatly into its own pocket. A hang loop then lets you hook the pack to, for example, a climb-ing harness.



Material: Eco Circle™ 100 % recycled polyester. Lining:100% polyester.

No one named, no one forgotten. Lite Track Trousers qualify for just about any activities. Comfort fit. Stretches in all directions. Durable material that is wind and water repellent. Waterproof in the seat and leg cuff areas. Good breathability. Fly and belt loops. Two front pockets and a map-devouring thigh pocket, all zippered. Leg cuff adjustment and boot hook.



Material: Softhell 4-way stretch.

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ACE JACKET M/W

ACE SOFTSHELL PANT M/W

ROUTE HOOD JACKET M/W

ROUTE PANT MFor both snow angels and devilishly wonderful ice tours, and a whole lot more our earthly outdoors has to offer. Manufactured in durable soft shell which stretches in all directions. Belt loops and fly. Two hand pockets and one leg pocket. Waterproof over seat, knees and leg cuffs. The elevated back keeps out cold drafts. Ventilation openings in the sides. Ankle-high zipper in the leg cuff.

Route Pant ascends ankles, knee and hip joints, to thenpride itself as your trusty follower. Durable with goodmobility. Wind resistant. Two hand pockets, one rear pocket and one leg pocket. Elastic cord which, in one simple tied knot, lets you adjust the leg cuff width.


MenArt. no: 1074700Weight: 340 gSize: S – XXLColor: 093 Graphite


Material: Softshell 4-way stretch.

Material: 4-way stretch Softshell.

If nature calls your hand, play out the mountain guide favourite Ace Softshell Jacket. Tight fit yet with the mobility kept. Sturdy, stretchy, windproof and water repellent. Good venting. Velcro adjustment at sleeve ends. Two large pockets with mesh lining for ventilation.

The Route Hood Jacket keeps rough weather at a rope lengths distance and the comfort in a firm grip. Thin double weave soft shell fabric. Normal fit. Adjustable hood fitting a climbing helmet. One chest pocket and two lower hand pockets. Reversed front zip with a wind flap. One-hand draw cord adjustment at hem.

MenArt. no: 1018500Weight: 380 gSize: S – XXLColor: 055 Mid Blue 093 Graphite



Material: 4-way stretch Softshell. Material: Softshell 4-way stretch.

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PAC JACKET M

PAC PANT M/W BALMACAAN JACKET W

BALMACAAN JACKET MHeavy weather, light jacket, light-as-a-feather senses. Durability in a gracious design. Wind and waterproof. Hood with three-point adjustment and reinforced peak. Articulated sleeves with ventilation underneath. Two-way zipper with security button below. Two chest pockets. Two inner mesh pockets, of which one with zipper.

One step further. Struggling through the darkness towards wet, whipping snow. You take it slowly, and besides it’s not more than three hundred meters back home from the video store. The Balmacaan Jacket handles the harsh weather, be it among building façades or a concrete-free environment. Quiet and flexible outer material. Fits over a sports jacket. Two-way zipper. Wind and waterproof. Two hand pockets, one chest pocket. Fully adjustable hood with enough room for a cycle helmet.

MenArt. no: 1015400Weight: 380 gSize: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 099 Black 513 Nordic Blue

MenArt. no: 1014300Weight: 635 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black Wheat White

WomenArt. no: 1015410Weight: 365 gSize: XS – XLColor: 030 Amarant 035 Red 042 Purple 099 Black

Material: Gore-Tex® Paclite Shell.


When harsh weather puts on the pressure, Pac Pants let you have your moment, without getting involved. Lightweight pants. Reinforced over seat and leg cuffs. Minimalistic waist adjustment. Three-quarter length side zipper. One pocket. Velcro adjustment at the bottom for a tighter fit. Elastic draw cord at the leg cuff. The mountain hiker’s first choice.

It leaves the rustle to autumn leaves, and the rough edges to wind-fallen branches. Balmacaan Jacket is manufactured in a quiet, flexible and tailored-to-precision material. Three-quarter length. Two-way zipper. Wind and waterproof. Two hand pockets, one chest pocket. Fully adjust-able hood with enough room for a cycle helmet.

WomenArt. no: 1014310Weight: 590 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 901 Wheat White




Material: Gore-Tex® Paclite® Shell / 3-L Gore-Tex® Pro Shell with Micro Grid Technology.

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WHITEHORN COAT WWHITEHORN JACKET M

CLOUDBURST WINTER PARKA M/WWHITEHORN PANT M/W

The Whitehorn Coat W turns rain into a ray of sunshine – a designer one. Fully adjustable hood with reinforced visor. Two-way zipper with storm flap. Two hand pockets and a chest pocket. Articulated sleeves with adjustable cuffs.

Long jacket with regular fit, perfect for rainy and windy days. Double low front pockets with flap, one set with zipper. Fully adjustable hood and two-way front zipper with double storm flap. Adjustable both at the waist and hem.

MenArt. no: 1011900Weight: 650 gSize: S – XXLColor: 058 Navy 099 Black 601 Dark Olive 602 Fig Leaf

Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell. Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell.

WomenArt. no: 1014110Weight: 560 gSize: XS – XLColor: 019 Yellow 035 Red 099 Black 901 Wheat White

A cold and damp morning. The eyes of the pack are anxiously looking in the same direction. Clamping feet and the quiet question – will the bus ever arrive? Let the Cloudburst Winter Parka keep you comfortable instead. Thick Primaloft ECO isolates under a layer of Gore-Tex Performance Shell. Two way front zipper with storm flap and soft chin guard. Two low front pockets with flap and zipper. Handwarmer entrance at the sides of the pock-ets. Articulated elbows. One pocket on sleeve for bus ticket or cell phone. One internal pocket wit zipper.

Let your pants go with the flow! There is almost no end to the list of activities that fit the Whitehorn Pant. Water and windproof. A waist that is fashionably flat on the front and comfortably elasticized on the rear. Fly. Belt loops. Articulated knees. Leg cuff adjustment that keep the bike chain a good distance away. Two front pockets, one rear pocket. Black as night for those endless active days.


MenArt. no: 1068400Weight: 1 365 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 560 Blue Wind 601 Dark Olive


WomenArt. no: 1068410Weight: 1 200 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 601 Dark Olive


Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell. Primloft Eco.

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WHITEHORN PADDED JACKET M

WHITEHORN PADDED JACKET W WHITEHORN WS JACKET M/W

WHITEHORN WS PANT

Padded female jacket for those cold winter days. Extra long to cover the bot-tom. Two hand pockets, one hidden chest pocket. Adjustable hood and sleeve ends. Two way opening at front. Double flaps to keep that chilly wind out.

Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell. Filling: Polyester.

WomenArt. no: 1012110Weight: 800 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 901 Wheat White

Material: 2-L Windstopper®.

Get lost in the details jacket and find your way to first class storm proof com-fort. Long jacket with a normal fit. Fully adjustable hood with reinforced peak. Double low front pockets, one pair with zipper and one with flap. One inner pocket with zipper. Adjustable hood and sleeve ends. Articulated sleeves. Two way front zip with double storm flaps.

MenArt. no: 1012100Weight: 1 030 gSize: S – XXLColor: 058 Navy 099 Black 601 Dark Olive

Material: 2-L Gore-Tex® Performance Shell. Filling: Polyester.



Material: 2-L Windstopper®.

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WomenArt. no: 1015310Weight: 370 gSize: XS – XLColor: 099 Black 325 Candy Red

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BIRCHVILLE PARKA M

GALE ANORAK M/W

SHIPRIDGE COAT W

GALE JACKET M/W

You know those raw and chilly days, when the attacking wind keeps your smile at a minimum? Of course you don’t! The Birchville Parka is made in recycled polyester and organic cotton, with recycled nylon padding. Flour carbon free impregnation. Two upper hand pockets. Two lower storage pockets and one inner pocket. Subway pass pocket on sleeve end.

Now you see it, now you don’t! Shipbridge Coat is a true mind bender. Just put it on and you’ll never grasp the meaning of uncomfortable wheather again. Gore Windstopper female coat with Primaloft padding. Two hand pockets with fleece lining. Taped seams on shoulders and sleeves to protect padding from being damp. Adjustment straps at sleeve ends and button adjustment at back waist.

MenArt. no: 1016700Weight: 1 350 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 606 Oil Green

WomenArt. no: 1068410Weight: 680 gSize: XS – XLColor: 043 Mulberry 099 Black

Material: 2-L Windstopper with Primaloft Eco. Material: 76 % Organic Cotton, 24 % Recycled Polyester.

The jacket you want to hang out with is partly yesterday’s news. Recycled polyester, ecological cotton, retro feel and an attitude that feels at home in both neon light and the glow of the camp fire. Water resistant. Adjustable hood. One chest pocket and two side pockets, all with zipper. Adjustable hem.

Gale Anorak is all abouth raw authenticity, recycled through the hands of modern Tierra design. Fully adjustable storm hood. Chest pocket and one big double entrance tunnel pocket with internal cellphone pocket. Vent zips ai sides. Flourcarbon free impregnation.

MenArt. no: 1016600Weight: 620 gSize: S – XXLColor: 038 Wine Red 093 Graphite 513 Nordic Blue 606 Oil Green

MenArt. no: 1015900Weight: 554 gSize: S – XXLColor: 079 Khaki 093 Graphite 513 Nordic Blue

WomenArt. no: 1016610Weight: 510 gSize: XS – XLColor: 038 Wine Red 093 Graphite

WomenArt. no: 1015910Weight: 496 gSize: XS – XLColor: 030 Amarant 079 Khaki 093 Graphite 513 Nordic Blue

Material: 76 % Organic Cotton, 24 % Recycled Polyester. Material: 76 % Organic Cotton, 24 % Recycled Polyester.

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FOEHN JACKET M/W FOEHN VEST M/W

RUGGED JACKET M/W LODGE FLEECE JACKET M

Windproof fleece jacket with excellent breathability. Front zipper with soft chin guard and flatlock seams for added comfort. Two front pockets and chest pocket with zippers.

Windproof fleece vest with excellent breathability. Front zipper with soft chin guard and flatlock seams for added comfort. Two front pock-ets and chest pocket with zippers.





Material: Gore Windstopper fleece®. Material: Gore Windstopper fleece®.

Comfortable thermal fleece with a sporty fit. Front zipper with chin guard. Chest pocket with zipper and two low hand pockets. Extended lower back. Flatlock seams and adjustable lower hem.

Warm, roomy fleece in a wool mix, perfect for keeping heat during calmer activities. Low hand-warming pockets with zipper. Fleece on the inside of the front zipper prevents chafing of the chin.

MenArt. no: 1088300Weight: 515 gSize: S – XXLColor: 092 Grey 099 Black 701 Brown

WomenArt. no: 1088310Weight: 480 gSize: XS – XLColor: 001 White 042 Purple 043 Mulberry

Material: Polartec® Thermal Pro.

MenArt. no: 1083500Weight: 490 gSize: S – XXLColor: 058 Navy 092 Grey 099 Black 601 Dark Olive

Material: Tessile Prowool.

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DUGOUT FLEECE JACKET M/W DUGOUT FLEECE VEST M/W

FIRESIDE HOOD M/W

DamArt. nr: 1087110Vikt: 283 gStorlek: XS – XLFärg: 001 White 099 Black

Can’t wait for summer? The Fireside Hood is the cross-season garment which is quite satisfied keeping you warm and well dressed whatever the situation. Fleece with knitted surface. Two pockets with zipper. Extended back. A hood to dream in.

MenArt. no: 1081500Weight: 590 gSize: S – XXLColor: 554 Lake Blue 701 Dark Brown

WomenArt. no: 1081510Weight: 520 gSize: XS – XLColor: 001 White 043 Mulberry

Material: Polartec® Thermal Pro.

Two items should be part of every outdoor-passionate person’s basic equip-ment – a Rambo knife and a fleece top. OK, let’s forget the eighties knife, but stick with the thermal clothing. Why not get one with a good-looking fit? Two mesh pockets for ventilation, able to be reached through ventilation openings in Tierra’s shell jackets. Flatlock seams for a smooth and flat surface.

Just like the Dugout fleece, but cooler.


MenArt. no: 1087100Weight: 205 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 BlackWomen

Art. no: 1087210Weight: 283 gSize: XS – XLColor: 001 White 099 Black

Material: Polartec® Micro fleece.

Material: Polartec® Micro fleece.

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CABANE KNEE PANT M/W

CABANE JACKET M/W CABANE LONG PANT M/W

CABANE SHORTS M/W

Cabane is French for cabin. Even if this jacket works excellently comforting by the fireside, it’s in its element when out in the freedom. Made in durable power stretch fleece which is tightly woven for wind resistance. Deep mesh pockets which also act as ventilation holes. The position of the pockets matches up with the ventilation openings on our shell jackets. Thumb loops Parlez-vous Tierra?

Could be your lower body’s best friend. Cabane Long Pant fears no movement, and keeps you warm and eager for more. More oxygen, more snow, more joy. Laminated pocket as a practical detail. Flatlock seams for minimal friction. Wear them under the shell as reinforcement, or alone when doing high-intensity activities during the year’s not so bitter cold days.

MenArt. no: 1080800Weight: 370 gSize: S – XXLColor: 099 Black 513 Nordic Blue 560 Blue Wind


WomenArt. no: 1080810Weight: 285 gSize: XS – XLColor: 049 Pink Mist 099 Black


Material: Polartec® Powerstretch. Material: Polartec® Powerstretch.

Leaves room for both the cooling wind and ski boots. High comfort is a given thanks to the flatlock seams. Made of the same mobility-friendly stretch material as the full-length option.

Cabane Shorts are the first choice for the last place you want to freeze. High comfort factor is guaranteed thanks to the use of power stretch fleece. Well fitting, even under other tight garments.





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CHILKOOT KNIT M/W

WOODSHED KNIT M/W WOODSHED STRIPED KNIT M/WEveryone needs to find their inner George Michael now and then. If by Christmas you do give your heart away, make sure to keep the Woodshed Knit.

Still a little frozen after a long day out in the snow. Desire to look good at din-ner. Knitted wool sweater with soft hand feel. Keeps you warm, makes you look good. 12 gauge plain knit with fully fashioned raglan sleeves. Plain knitted collar for better stability over time.

MenArt. no: 1045200Weight: 260 gSize: S – XXLColor: 002 Sand 058 Navy 093 Graphite

MenArt. no: 1045300Weight: 260 gSize: S – XXLColor: 001 White

Material: 100% Lamb wool.

Material: 100% Lamb wool. WomenArt. no: 1045210Weight: 200 gSize: XS – XLColor: 002 Sand 058 Navy 093 Graphite

WomenArt. no: 1045310Weight: 200 gSize: XS – XLColor: 001 White

Wrap yourself up in the mountain cabin’s cozy corner, or don the jumper when out clearing the snow. Woolen fibers know just how to adapt. Weave together the easy-goer and snow-offer in you.

MenArt. no: 1043700Weight: 520 gSize: S – XXLColor: 058 Navy 901 Wheat White

Material: 100% Lamb Wool.

WomenArt. no: 1043810Weight: 350 gSize: XS – XLColor: 058 Navy 901 Wheat White

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COSMIQUE HOOD M/W

ACTIVE HENLEY M/W

ACTIVE SWEATER M/WBe down with the hood team! A one liner for those of you who appreciate a message with tough attitude. Whichever one it is, in the end it is all about snuggling into a cozy hooded top.

Like cotton, unlike a polyester sweater. Highly absorbent inside, smooth and quick drying on the surface. Wristlets at the end of the sleeve and sweater. The women’s sweater has two low placed pockets to warm your hands in, when the pulse begins to fall.

MenArt. no: 1043300Weight: 740 gSize: S – XXLColor: 091 Light Grey 512 Tint Blue

MenArt. no: 1081700Weight: 545 gSize: S – XXLColor: 093 Graphite 512 Tint Blue

Material: 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane. Material: 97% Cotton, 3% Elastane.

WomenArt. no: 1043310Weight: 600 gSize: XS – XLColor: 560 Blue Wind

WomenArt. no: 1081710Weight: 450 gSize: XS – XLColor: 027 Pink 093 Graphite

Get it out, wear it out and get nostalgic about it! Our Active Henley commes with a relaxed fit. Placket with buttons. Flat lock seams. Elbow patches on female style.

MenArt. no: 1044200Weight: 265 gSize: S – XXLColor: 514 Ocean Blue

Material: 46% Polyester, 49% Lyocell, 2% Elastane.

WomenArt. no: 1044210Weight: 215 gSize: XS – XLColor: 030 Amarant

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MOYIE CHECK TUNIC W MOYIE CHECK SHIRT W

AMAZON SHIRT WAMAZON TUNIC W

Moyie! Shout it out for yourself, and see just how good it feels. Flannel, relaxed and good looking. V neck. Two hand pockets and one chest pocket. Articulated sleeves with rolled-up sleeve fastener.

Not just any old shirt, but can be worn any old day. V neck. Hidden pocket at the bottom. Articulated sleeves with rolled-up sleeve fastener.

WomenArt. no: 1044110Weight: 240 gSize: XS – XLColor: 033 Mountain Rose 056 Blue

WomenArt. no: 1041810Weight: 190 gSize: XS – XLColor: 033 Mountain Rose 056 Blue

Material: 100% Cotton. Material: 100% Cotton.

If it’s to your taste, then most likely the shirt will love you back. We want to believe that our clothes communicate with their wearer. Low collar and three buttons at the front. Hidden pocket in the side. Articulated sleeves that can be rolled up and attached.

A calm and quiet morning. The rays of the sun starting to warm the tent and the sand of the beach. The quiet hiss of the gas stove cooking the first pot of coffee. A long sleeved tunic with style and comfort. Two waist pockets and one chest pocket. V-neck. Articulated sleeves. The first brew is ready, time to wake the others.

WomenArt. no: 1041310Weight: 240 gSize: XS – XLColor: 051 Light Blue

WomenArt. no: 1041110Weight: 192 gSize: XS – XLColor: 051 Light Blue

Material: 100% Cotton. Material: 100% Cotton.

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DARWIN L/S SHIRT MMOBERLY LS CHECK SHIRT MSurvival of the best fitted shirt! Cotton shirt with two chest pockets and rolled-up sleeve fasteners.

MenArt. no: 1043900Weight: 210 gSize: S – XXLColor: 065 Khaki Green

MenArt. no: 1044000Weight: 210 gSize: S – XXLColor: 069 Green

Material: 100% Cotton.

Material: 100% Cotton.

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GRANITE PANT M/WTRAPPER PANT M/WThese pants are not as hard as stone – you’re the one with the muscles. Durable, that goes without saying, but at the same time comfortable and flexible, thanks to the easy stretch. Articulated knees. Two spacious leg pockets with zipper, the right one has a mobile phone pocket. (The men’s model also has a rear pocket.) Elastic cord, which in the absence of uncomfortable stoppers and through a simple tied knot, lets you adjust the width of the leg cuff.

If you hear sweet music when you meet the Trapper Pant, it could be the remnants of a haunting guitar string. 100% recycled nylon makes for a durable trouser which stands up to harsh conditions. Neutral fit. Fly and belt loops. Two hand pockets, two spacious leg pockets and a rear pocket. Strategically posi-tioned stretch areas. Ventilation openings on the outer legs. Articulated knees. Leg cuff adjustment and boot hooks.

MenArt. no: 1076300Weight: 525 gSize: S – XXLColor: 098 Dark Grey 601 Dark Olive

MenArt. no: 1070500Weight: 415 gSize: S – XXLColor: 093 Graphite

Material: 100 % Recycled Nylon. Material: Polyester with mechanical stretch.

WomenArt. no: 1076310Weight: 460 gSize: XS – XLColor: 098 Dark Grey

WomenArt. no: 1070510Weight: 355 gSize: XS – XLColor: 601 Dark Olive

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VAULT PANTS M/W UTBY PANT M/W

OFF DUTY PANT M

You got it, the name is inspired by urban action gymnastics and those crookedly positioned side seams encourage twisted activities, but hold on, we’re not suspicious if you take a break every now and again, and just be yourself. Belt loops and fly. Neat waist adjustment for an excellent fit. Two rear pockets with button. Elastic cord which, via a simply tied knot, lets you adjust the leg cuff width.

MenArt. no: 1077800Weight: 396 gSize: S – XXLColor: 079 Khaki 093 Graphite

Material: 76% Organic Cotton, 24% Recycled Polyester.

WomenArt. no: 1077810Weight: 380 gSize: XXS – XLColor: 093 Graphite 513 Nordic Blue

Pinstripes at work? Utby Pant converts with ease from the workplace to the beach, through its style, comfort and functionality. Smooth, lightweight and quick-drying material. Hidden waist adjustment for an excellent fit. Articulated knees. Two hand pockets and two rear pockets. A small pocket with zipper (large enough for a cell phone) placed on the rear of the right thigh, and out of the way of the climbing har-ness. Lost your stripes? So what, the pants are great to travel in as well.

Made of one hundred per cent untamed cotton canvas, for one hundred per cent uncontrolled existence. Regular fit. Articulated knees. Belt loops and fly. Two front pockets, two rear. Off Duty Pant postpones the patina. When it does finally appear, you are one with the pants.

MenArt. no: 1071200Weight: 300 gSize: S – XXLColor: 065 Khaki Green 079 Khaki

MenArt. no: 1070600Weight: 705 gSize: S – XXLColor: 065 Khaki Green 085 Desert Sand 093 Graphite

Material: 76% Cotton, 24% Polyamide.

Material:100% Cotton Canvas.

WomenArt. no: 1071210Weight: 270 gSize: XS – XLColor: 065 Khaki Green 079 Khaki 513 Nordic Blue

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TIERRA ROCKS TEE M

DOLOMI TEE M/W

MT LABYRINTH TEE MMT PRISM TEE M

MenArt. no: 1045000Size: S – XXLColor: 514 Ocean Blue

MenArt. no: 1045100Size: S – XXLColor: 062 Light Green 514 Ocean blue

Material: 100% Organic Cotton.


WomenArt. no: 1045010Size: XS – XLColor: 001 White

Seems like those mountains are the work of a melting heart.

Mountain paths are impenetrable, the Mt Labyrinth Tee is easier to decipher. Nothing out of the ordinary, just a good-looking print on organic cotton.

Let this one shape things up.Get stuck between a rock and soft embrace.

MenArt. no: 1044900Size: S – XXLColor: 001 White 602 Fig Leaf

MenArt. no: 1040900Size: S – XXLColor: 056 Blue 069 Greenf



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Style: Cabane BalaclavaArt. nr:gender:Season:Category:

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Who really knows what to keep you warm when it’s cold and moist? A classic style used by fishermen for ages. Now your style - Tierra style.

Don’t lose those warming thoughts. Comfortable well-fitted Power Stretch Cap will see to it that they stay put.

A plain, no striped beanie.

UnisexArt. no: 1097900Size: One SizeColor: 035 Red 058 Navy 099 Black 601 Dark Olive

Material: Gore® Windstopper. UnisexArt. no: 1098000Size: One SizeColor: 033 Mountain Rose 505 Turquoise

UnisexArt. no: 1093700Size: One SizeColor: 025 Cerise 049 Pink Mist 099 Black 513 Nordic Blue

Material: Ull/Akryl. Material: Polartec Powerstrech.

UnisexArt. no: 1098300Size: One SizeColor: 030 Amarant 099 Black 305 Chili Red 512 Tint Blue

UnisexArt. no: 1098200Size: One SizeColor: 030 Amarant 099 Black 305 Chili Red 512 Tint Blue

Material: 100% Recycled Polyester. Material: 100% Recycled Polyester.

UnisexArt. no: 1093200Size: One SizeColor: 099 Black

Material: Polartec® Powerstretch.

70 per cent of … yeah, you got it. But it’s not only heat that escapes from a shivering skull. Motivation can easily dip when all you really want is to keep heading upwards. Tight and thin fleece hat with Gore Windstopper.

“Archeological excavations have revealed that the Alp region’s Pharoahs wore caps to honor …” sun-stroke has its own theory. Tierra offers an alternative winter reflection. Mt Labyrinth cap is made of 100% cotton with stretch.

UnisexArt. no: 1093810Size: One SizeColor: 058 Navy 099 Black 602 Fig Leaf

Material: 100% Recycled Polyester.



Material: 100% Cotton. Material: Gore Windstopper® Fleece.

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UnisexArt. no: 1098500Size: One SizeColor: 038 Wine Red 901 Wheat White

Material: 50% Wool, 50% Acrylic.

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ON EXPEDITION WITH FIVE

UNKNOWN MENight in the middle of a steep snowy slope is when it happens. I look down at my cram-pons which get a grip in the icy mix, and am overjoyed. I stupidly smile, breathe, and look up again over the Denali surroundings. Let

me try to explain what we can see. White-clad pointed peaks surround us as far as the eye can see. A layer of fresh snow has settled like icing sugar over the whole landscape. The fog has lifted and revealed the sky’s crazy bright blue color. A light and cold wind lifts ice crystals into the air and makes everything glitter magically in the sunlight. It is so wildly beautifully. And it is so immensely enjoyable to ascend a steep snowy slope. This is mountain climbing. It’s not an extreme sport, it’s an experience sport.That alone is part of the appeal of an expedition. Each moun-tain is a new experience. The snow has another taste, the wind another chill, and the mountain another personality. Many pe-ople have asked me to compare Denali and Everest. You can’t. For me, that’s not what mountain climbing is about. Mountain climbing is about passion, not comparisons. “I think that new experiences are good. It’s got nothing to do with the activity. Just doing something new, whatever it is, is a good thing. I think that new experiences give energy, inspira-tion and development.” But the mountain is really just half of the expedition. The other half is the climbers. This is the biggest expedition with unknown men that I have been on. And it’s just another appeal of an expedition. Not the fact of climbing with men, but the fact that they are unknown. There is no end to the excitement of doing something really tough and enjoyable with people you haven’t met before. Of course, you can feel a bit nervous that you won’t get along. But since we all have our passion for mountains in common, it is rarely an issue. I have taken on an added challenge because men are usually stronger than women, and so I have trained twice as hard for some months

to be able to keep up. In three weeks, the unknown men have become bearded friends. Somehow, you get to know each other in a special and close way when a physical challenge brings you together. And it seems to be particularly true of Denali. Everyone we meet along the way are extrovert, like typical Americans. It may seem superficial to smile at strangers, say hello and be asked how it’s going all the time, but I do think it’s awfully nice. Life is simple. We all agree. Everyone’s first responsibility is to take care of themselves. If everyone takes care of themselves (stay warm, drink enough melted snow, and breathe) we are a safer team. I love the simplicity. For a few weeks life is about keeping warm, eating enough, finding a place to sleep, and walking up steep slopes. We are located so far north that we have 24-hour daylight. But that does not mean it is warm. Keeping warm is a constant challenge as temperatures creep down to as low as -40 degrees in the middle of summer. I give many thankful thoughts to Tierra’s product developer when climbing.

CLIMB HIGH SLEEP LOWClimbing is tough. It is very cold, the pack is very heavy, and somehow, the mountain feels a lot higher than its barely 6,000m. We climb according to the principle ‘climb high sleep low’ to acclimate, and we follow a three day routine. The very first day is the heaviest. We have food and clothes for three weeks with us on the way up. We carry large backpacks which weigh around 25 kilos, and drag a further 35 kilos on a sledge behind us. The sleds seem to have a life of their own behind our backs sometimes. We set up camp and sleep the night. The next day we take some of our pack with us up 500m, dig out a snow hole and put the pack in it, and then mark the spot with a flag so we can find it later. We go down and sleep one more night in the camp below, to then pack up the whole camp the morning after and move to the next camp some 1,000m higher

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up. There we build a new camp and spend the night. The mor-ning after, we go back down 500m and collect the equipment we buried the day before. And so we continue camp after camp upwards. We are very lucky with the weather, and we ‘avoid’ taking rest-days. Until we reach the highest camp at about 5,300m. Then the weather turns on us and others with us. The forecast is strong winds for a whole week. The summit, which is only 8 hours away, suddenly feels very distant. We lie in our tents, locked in by the winds, freezing and hovering between sleep, hopefulness and hopelessness. The days’ challenge is going down the toilet. After four nights I wake suddenly to the feeling that so-mething is different. It was no colder than usual, but then I realize what is missing. Sound. After four days of ice cold and strong loud winds, it was finally silent. The canvas was still. I fell asleep again with a smile and with the hope that tomorrow would be the start of a great day.

THE TOPThe great day ended up being a window in the weather for 15 hours. It was all we needed. At six in the morning, we put on every layer of clothing we had, and ate what was left of the food before setting off. It was colder in the shade than ever. The feeling in my fingers and toes vanished immediately, and I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to get the blood circulation going again. I frantically wiggled my toes and swapped the ice axe in my hands every now and again. Slowly we went towards the top, one step at a time. The last bit went along a narrow snow ridge where we advanced ridge by ridge, tied together with a rope. At one point, the whole team had to stop and wait for one of the members who was fumbling with a snow anchor. I am in a strange position, a bit like the warrior position in yoga, and start to giggle breathless-ly. With some deep breaths, I relax in this position and realize that I am doing yoga 6,100m high!

And then suddenly it’s all over. There is nowhere left above us to climb. We are on North America’s highest peak!The view is so breathtaking that it’s even harder to breath in the thin air. I feel lyrical. But at the same time strangely empty. I am empty of energy, food, feelings and thoughts. But it’s not an unpleasant emptiness. Instead it’s more like a feeling of presence and feeling of absolute calm. Calm and happiness.But we were not there just yet. I try not to see the summit as the goal, but climbing a mountain. 80% of accidents happen on the way down. The goal is to get down. The top is only half way. We have been on the go for 8-9 hours, and need energy to get us down again. We head down in slow motion, and silently thank the sun for being up all night. Once back down at camp, we find that a friend has melted some snow for us and heated it enough to be able to cook some noodles, and give us some energy. I have never eaten such great noodles in such great company! Everyone sits and smiles happily through the noodle steam. It’s not only a fantastic experience to climb Denali. It’s ac-tually just as fantastic to come back down from the mountain. The contrasts are even more apparent. Imagine only seeing the color white for three whole weeks. Imagine smelling nothing other than the smell of sweat. Hearing only the wind, the sound of snowflakes against the canvas, and silence. Imagine not showering for three weeks, and wearing only climbing shoes with steel soles. And so, a short but fantastic flight away, everything is completely different. We land amid color, another light and many sounds. Eve-rything smells stronger than usual. The smell of greenery is mixed with fuel fumes from the small airplane (I have decided to take my pilot license). The taste of a really big American breakfast is overwhelming. It’s as though all your senses are sharper than usual for a couple of days. The feeling of being alive is a little greater.

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AKKAhe smell of two-stroke petrol lingers in the air. The sound of the snowmobile that has taken us over Akkajaure – the lake that separates our cabin from Akka mountain – dies away

and in front of us lies a pile of skis, bags and a line marked in the snow. “I mustn’t go any further,” says Christian our local guide. His face is tanned from the strong spring sun and his beard bleached. Around his eyes and nose, the outline can be seen of his sunglasses which constantly sit on his face as protection against the strong spring sun. “Stora Sjöfallet Na-tional Park starts here, and only Samis have the right to drive snowmobiles in here. “I’ll be back to get you in ten hours,” he concludes, and with a sudden movement, he has quickly sat back on the snowmobile, started it up and the smell of fuel once again fills the air. The atmosphere in the group is good but expectant – we have a long day ahead of us with the aim of reaching Stortoppen, the highest point on Akka mountain. The mountain is considered a holy place for Samis, and in Sami mythology, Akka is the goddess who represents all wisdom and wonder in the world.

THE MORNING ROUTINEThe morning routine is always the same: early breakfast, put on the cold ski boots, piece together the harness around your waist, put sun lotion on your face, open up the ventilation on your jacket, drive the snowmobile, and then head up the mountain. Putting on the equipment gets faster with each day, and that feeling when you get home in the evening, tired, hungry and sweaty is satisfying in a way that I rarely expe-rience in the big city. The body is numbly shattered after ten hours’ training but even so, the pain vanishes once the food is served by the person on dinner duty that evening.

TOWARDS THE TOP“The cap”, which is a cloud that often settles around the two thousand sixteen meter high summit – has dispersed in honor of the day, and the April sun rays warm our cold cheeks. The advance from the ice through shady lowlands takes us about two hours. We pass by trees and brushwood before arriving over the tree line into the valley. Nobody in the group knows everyone, but everyone knows someone and when we head

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over the mountain formations towards the top, we exchange words, laughter and encouragement to keep the fire alive when strength begins to fail. Every break is a chance to drink some gulps of water, eat some raisins, and exchange words with our new friends, who all share the same passion. We are completely alone in our quest to the mountain summit, and yesterday night’s snowfall has painted over the few tracks from yesterday. The snow is cold and crunchy and when the ski skins meet the surface it creates a sound that slowly makes the brain drop a gear, and puts the problems and obligations of the day to one side. Breathing gets heavier with every step, and soon the earlier chit chat dies down. As one symbiotic being we advance in unison, and let ourselves be slowly rocked into our inner world with the heavy breathing like a background bass. Even though the surrounding environment is desolate, and the majority of Swedes never have or never will visit this Sami land in the heart of Norrland, it’s history affects all Swedes. Akkajaure is Sweden’s largest constructed reservoir, and during the nineteen hundreds it was extended several times, so as to increase capacity. Samis have used the land for rein-deers and taken care of it for hundreds of years. Last century they witnessed the flooding of their land so that other Swedes could use the area as a hydroelectric power reservoir. Tied together on one red rope, we walk in a row and in unison behind Craigh, who has taken on the ungrateful task of leading the chain over the glacier. The rope between us is to prevent falling into crevasses in the glacier, and it must not to be dropped on the ground. With our trodden track behind us, we now have a one hour sweaty ski tour over Akka glacier’s many crevasses ahead of us, and then a further two hours climb with crampons before we reach the summit. The moun-tains don’t look the same as the Swedish mountains I am used to – these are high, barren and much wilder in their nature. The sun moves worryingly fast and our time plan needs to be revised. After a brief debate we decide to make an attempt to reach the summit, despite the fact that we are behind schedule. Everyone in the group is a knowledgeable outdoor person, but in particular, it is comforting that Annelie is with us. In addition to holding the world record for free-diving, she climbed Mount Everest last year. She leads the onward journey towards the top. We disconnect the harness from the rope, pack up our sticky ski skins and fasten our skis onto our rucksacks. Annelie deftly leads the group up the mountain and now with spiky crampons underfoot and ice axe in one hand, the adventure feels even more alive.

THE AKKA CABINFor five days we live and sleep in the desolate Akka cabin. Our lodgings are a simple mountain hut without electricity or running water on the opposite side of the mighty Akka mountain. The only comforts the hut can be proud of, is the bottled gas cooker and the stove made from genuine solid cast iron – straight out of Kiruna. Water is collected from the dug-out well some ten or so steps away from the hut. The inside of the house is covered in unpainted wooden panels, and the walls are decorated with maps and pictures from the area. The cooker is old, the floor scratched up from all the crampons and ski boots, the beds are classic bunks, and the floor surface in the hut is rapidly filled with ropes, axes, rucksacks, clothes and ski boots. In the room next door lives Björn, who looks

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after the hut. His duty is to see to it that everything is running as it should out there in the wilds. He is also full of stories and history about the region. The first time he was introduced to the wild nature of Stora Sjöfallet nature reserve was back in the seventies. Together with his greying dog Niak, he takes shorter tours in the days and entertains guests in the eve-nings. Both Björn and the hut breathe history, and therefore contribute to the true feeling of adventure felt as soon as you set foot in the Swedish wilderness.

MORE, MORE, MORE!The last few steps are playfully easy. Suddenly there we are standing at the summit, the sun passed its highest point some time ago, and the orange light from the evening rays creates a magical atmosphere. South of the summit, Sarek Nature Reserve spreads out in all its splendor. The light disappears fast and after a quick cup of coffee and an obligatory group photo, smiling from ear to ear, it’s time for the moment I have been longing for all day – to ski nearly 1,500 vertical meters in virgin snow down steep slopes, rolling fields and complex forests. One by one we start the half-hour long journey back down to Akkajaure where Christian patiently waits for us. I let the others go before me and I can hear their shouts of joy echo between the desolate mountain faces. Then it is my turn. The feeling you get when you can lavish turns on the virgin snow knowing full well that you are never going to cross a single track is almost too much. I think ‘however much I turn I will never be able to ski over all the snow – I want to ski more, more, more!’. The feeling is overwhelming and I also burst into a howl. Maybe there just is no expression that describes the feeling better than a genuine howl straight from the heart, and out into the long valley? Once through the complex forest, I once again smell the two-stroke fuel, and glimpse Christian’s snowmobile in the dusky evening light. Pumped full of adrenalin and endorp-hins and drained of all energy, we end the day where we started. With our equipment laid on the ground behind the line that marks the division between lake and nature reserve. The sun has now fully set and the starlit sky causes tempera-tures to sink rapidly towards minus twenty. Around the lake, the even layer of ice is broken with stone spires shooting up out of it. I ask Christian what the large stones are for when we pass them on the snowmobile. He slows down by one of these majestic pillars and explains that when the lake’s water is tap-ped for the hydroelectric power plant, the water level falls. The spires we can see are usually under the water. “The water level sinks approximately fourteen meters when they have finished draining the water,” he says in a few words before we continue our journey back to the cabin. In the south of Sweden, the leaves on the trees have already started to appear, but up here the spring snow is still cold and crunchy. Our tracks remain like signatures across the mountain the next day when we wake up. For several days we are completely alone when we ascend Akka mountain in the quest for more snow. I have once again discovered a new and fantastic part of Sweden, and the simplicity of the journey has been spiritually purifying – not to mention the fascinating friends I have met. We have all become attached to mother Akka, and we have made ourselves a promise to return next year to greet her again.

AVALANCHESAFETY GUIDE

Snow-capped mountains and cliff faces are familiar surroundings for anyone wearing Tierra clothing. The fact that

climbing and skiing present dangers is also no secret for those of us who regularly frequent mountainous regions. Avalanches are one such danger, but with the right knowledge and attitude, we can still continue to do the things we enjoy without taking too great a risk. For an avalanche to occur, three elements must coincide:

terrain, snowpack and people. We call the model an avalanche triangle.

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TERRAINFor an avalanche to occur, the angle of the slope must be at least 25 degrees. Once we have identified that it is ava-lanche terrain, we should also consider just how prone the terrain is to avalan-ches. Factors such as form, direction and altitude play a significant part in the number of avalanches that occur in an area. It is also important to think about the consequences of an avalanche. Could you be dragged over a cliff, in amongst trees and stones, or could the avalanche bury other people?

SNOWPACKIn order for an avalanche to occur, there must be a weak, fragile layer buried under a harder slab in the snowpack. The most decisive factor that determines whether a weak layer or a hard slab forms is the weather as the snow is falling. Snowfall in calm and cold conditions can, for example, form weak layers. Snow-drifts and snowfall when temperatures are close to zero degrees can, on the other hand, form hard slabs. Unfortuna-tely, it is not as simple as just following the weather conditions when snow falls to be able to determine if there is a risk of avalanches. Other conditions can also weaken or stabilize the snow once it is lying on the ground.

PEOPLEAvalanches can occur far out in the moun-tains when there is not a single person in the surrounding area, but then there are no accidents. Accidents only occur once we are in the area. Unfortunately, know-ledge has not always proven to be what makes a safer skier or climber.

Text: Mårten Johansson Photo: Fredrik Schenholm

FROM ÅRE LAVINCENTER

If we use the knowledge we have, it should often be possible to avoid avalanche accidents. It’s our brain playing tricks on us, and we can’t always control this. In our brain, there are a series of functions that slow down our ability to see risks. There are four quite simple examples that I think you will all recognize, that we must really never forget.

POWDER RUSH. You know how the air is alive with excitement in the line for the lift, the morning after a heavy snowfall. All the ‘real’ skiers are standing there, and the competition for the virgin snow soon starts. This is not just a competition about being the first out on the virgin powder. This is something that goes a lot deeper than that. When supply is limited, instinct comes into play. It’s all about getting as much of the product in short supply as possible. To make the example clearer, think about how you behave in a mushroom forest. If you find a glade with golden chanterelles, do you call over your friends so they can pick them too, or do you pick them yourself and later proudly present your basket full of mushrooms? As far as I’m concerned the answer is simple – I would happily pick all the mushrooms myself. It’s exactly the same when it comes to powder snow – when the lifts open and the slopes are untouched, it’s no longer you who does the thinking but the caveman within.

FOLLOW TRACKS. A slope may be untouched for several days but as soon as the first track is made, the slope is skied all over in just an hour or so. People are herd animals. Who goes into an empty coffee shop when there is one packed full of people? Unfortunately, this is no guarantee that you get the best coffee there – the same goes for the slopes. Just because there is a track does not mean that the slope is safe. An avalanche can be triggered after the second, tenth or fiftieth skier. Not knowing who left the first track doesn’t make it any easier. Maybe that person doesn’t know the first thing about snow and avalanches.

OLD HABITS. When you ski the same slope day in day out without anything happening, you can be lulled into a false sense of security even though you know really that the conditions for an avalanche are still there. It’s just like crossing a road without looking because cars never pass by there. But suddenly one day, there you are sitting in a car bumper. For those of us who are on the mountains every day, this is perhaps the one thing we need to constantly remind ourselves of. We must never think – it won’t happen to me.

TUNNEL VISION. How many climbers have died because they have put all focus on the summit, and therefore missed all the signs of approaching danger? The same fever can strike anyone with the determination to reach a goal, go on a special tour, or ski a slope. A good off-piste run can be all that’s needed for people to ignore all the clear warning signs to steer clear.

These human factors are deep rooted and influence us, regard-less how skilled we are. In order to not fall into these traps, we

must be humble with ourselves and our weaknesses. Avalanche safety is not only about knowledge and experience, but just as much about our attitude to what we are doing. Which is why the answer to my question about whether I still want to learn more about avalanches is: yes, because with knowledge comes humi-lity towards both myself and the forces of nature.

TO SKI OR NOT TOFinally we are standing there, by the untouched slope, and are thinking about whether we can set off or not. The more know-ledge, experience and humility we have, the safer our decision will be. Some of the questions we want answers to are:q Is where we are going avalanche terrain? Is the snow stable or not?q Are we ready to ski where we planned? q Do we have enough knowledge?q Do we have the right equipment?In other words; do we satisfy the avalanche triangle?

When we are going to ski off-piste or go climbing, our risk as-sessment of avalanches starts several days before. We read guide books, look at maps, check the internet and weather reports on the TV. We collect a lot of information which helps us create a picture of the snow that is waiting for us out there. The assessment continues when we arrive at the mountain. Once there, we can ask local mountain guides and ski patrols about the situation. The assessment then continues throughout the whole day. We have to think all the time about where we are skiing, how the snow is, and whether we really have the right know-ledge, attitude and equipment to ski there. There is certain equipment we must have so that we can be in an avalanche environment at all: a shovel, probe, transceiver and first aid kit. If there is coverage, then it is really worth having a mobile phone with you. Once we have then chosen our ski run, assessed that the snow is probably stable enough and we are ready to go, we should also minimize the risk and consequences of an avalanche by having three set rules:q Ski one at a time. That way, only one person risks being drag-ged down with the avalanche.q Have an escape route. If an avalanche starts, there is still a chance to get out before it has picked up speed.q Stop at safe spots. Don’t stand under the slope when you have come down, but instead gather all the skiers together at a spot which cannot be reached by an avalanche.

Hopefully, you now have some tips to take with you up into the mountains. I hope you have a good and fun winter all around the world. Anyone passing by Åre is always welcome in to the Åre Avalanche Center at Stjärnbacken. I might even tell you where to find the best snow!

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MATERIAL

Garments engineered with GORE-TEX® Active product technology are built for extreme breathability and are ideal for highly aerobic, done in a day activities.All components are built for optimised sweat management to ensure extreme breathability and optimum comfort in high aerobic conditions. The performance is also supported by a tight fitting and minimalistic garment design.• extremely breathable• lightweight (max. garment weight 400 g)• excellent next-to-skin comfort

GORE-TEX® Active laminates combine a lighter, thinner GORE-TEX® membrane with fine denier performance textiles to deliver the ultimate 3-layer solution for the active consumer. On the liner side, a proprie-tary lamination technology integrates the backer textile directly into the GORE-TEX® membrane allowing for extreme breathability and excellent next to skin comfort.

BENEFITS

GORE-TEX® ACTIVE SHELL

CONSTRUCTION

TIERRA AND DOWNDown is a natural product and offers the best insulation on the market. Down has a higher warmth-to-weight ratio than synthetic insulation and it is also more compressible. High grades of down offer the most substantial benefits, and are the superior option for high-performance activities. For Fall Winter 2012 Tierra offers two new Down Jackets, Roc Blanc down jacket and Roc Noir down sweater, both in a male and female style.

Tierra work exclusively with one down supplier, who in turn works with contracted slaughter houses. Everyone involved has signed our Code of Conduct. During the entire process, down for Tierra products is transported in closed sacks to avoid being mixed with other down. At the factories, only the down in these sacks is used as padding in Tierra jackets. Our quality control team monitors the process by making announced and unannounced audits.

After many years of working with down, we have created extremely strict inspection processes for our down. The process is described below.

FARMS Tierra works with one down supplier, that currently has agreements with farms in the Yangzhou Hanjiang Goose Association in China. These farms follow the animal welfare regulations stated by the association regarding the animal handling. The work of the farmers is regularly reviewed by Fjällräven’s quality inspectors.

PROCESS Tierra’s down supplier works with two contracted slaughter houses.

Both slaughterhouses have signed Tierra’s and Fjällrävens Code of Conduct. Personnel from our down supplier are present during the slaughter to ensure that the down that will later be used in Tierra products only comes from birds from Tierra’s nominated farms. The meat is used as food and the down is gathered up in sacks that are marked with Tierra. The closed sacks are then transported to the location where the down will be dried. Tierra’s down is dried separately before it is again sealed and transported to our down supplier.

DOWN SUPPLIER At the down supplier, Tierra’s down is washed in an environmental shampoo from German Pulcra Chemicals. The water is cleaned and filtered before it is released, and the clean down is then dried in a dryer. In order to ensure that the down meets our strict requirements, it undergoes a filtering process during which lower quality down is sorted out and sold. IDFL (International Down and Feather Labora-tory) conducts tests to ensure that the down is of the best quality and corresponds to Tierra’s high standards. The high quality down is placed into new sacks, sealed and marked with the down quality, quantity and composition. It is then sent to our factories. Tierra’s quality inspectors approve the down sacks by signing them. The inspectors also save some of the down for later cross-testing.

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Additional box walls forretention of insulation

Shoulders with double layermain fabric for durability,and additional syntethicpadding for better loft

Double layer main materialat sleeve end for durability.Elastic sleeve end with Rentex high quality brushed tricot on inside

All seams including side seam, hood-body and sleeve-body seam are made with box construction for best possible insulation to weight performance

Reversed coil front zip with 2 wayopening from YKK. Inner wind flap with stabilizing webbing and pressbuttons for increased safety if zip fails

Fully adjustable helmet hood withwire reinforced foam peak.All seams with box-construction.

Reinforcement at elbows for better durability

FABRIC & FILLINGOuter fabric in 55 g/m2 ripstop nylon from Pertex Microlight. Inner lining in soft 32 g/m2 Pertex Quantum nylon 6 plain weave for best moisture transport and comfort. Both fabrics are down proof by construction. Non live plucked down 95/5 from controlled farms.

Collar with comfortable brushed tricot from Rentex

Elastic Lycra at sleeve end

One hand cord adjustment at hem

Hand pocket with two side sliders for stowing

Shoulders and sleeves with double layer fabric for durability and protection from wind and moisture

Tierra box-construction

Sewn-through construction

Tierra box-construction

Sewn-through construction

SIDE VIEW CUT-THROUGH SLEEVE VIEW

Safety bottons on inside.

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Lumbar plate with foam pad for added comfort.

Safety button on the chest.

Fully adjustable helmet hood.

Snowskirt and buttons for inte-gration of jacket and pants.

Pocket opening for headphones.

Adjustable waist.

Two way zipper with safety button.

Entire leg end kevlar reinforced, snow gaiters.

Bootstraps.

Double velcro for adjusting the width of the leg.

Ventilation side zippers on the legs.

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Products with this tag identifies that the product is made out of one or more of fol-lowing environmentally conscious fibres or technologies. Do not destroy what you came to enjoy.

RECYCLED POLYESTER We use recycled polyester in order to decrease air, water and soil contamination and the usage of our natural recourses. Tierra’s equipment made from recycled polyester is made by polyester fibres from e.g recycled bottles, second quality fabrics, worn garments.

ORGANIC COTTON To reduce the environmental impact organic cotton is grown without use of toxic persistent pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. Third-party certification organi-zations verify that organic producers use only methods and materials allowed in organic production.

RECYCLED NYLON Virgin nylon fibre is made from crude oil and the production of recycled nylon yarn requires only 15% of virgin nylon. The ingredient of recycled yarn is industrial waste therefore we can reduce the overall amount of waste that is disposed.

ECO CIRCLE™

The Japanese Company Teijin is in the forefront in the world when it comes to recycled polyester. They complete the circle of the garment, instead of wasting the limited resources of nature, they use recycle worn-out garments as raw material when creating new polyester fibers, these fibers are then used in the new high quality fabrics. These new garments are then also recycling friendly, and the circle is closed. This circulation of fibers gives huge environmental impacts, the dumping area are getting smaller, the use of energy and the carbon dioxide discharge is getting lower.

POLARTEC® CLASSIC MICROOutstanding warmth without weight. Highly breathable to provide comfort in all activities and dries quickly to minimize heat loss. The product maintain the insu-lating ability and non-pilling appearance after repeated laundering. Versatile; appropriate for a broad range of activities.

POLARTEC® POWER STRETCH®

Feature body-hugging 4-way stretch and is very breathable. It keep you dry when you sweat and provide warmth without weight. The durable nylon outer layer is wind- and abrasion-resistant; the soft inner layer pulls moisture away from your skin keeping you dry and warm. It is also comfortable next-to-skin.

POLARTEC® THERMAL PROHigh-performance insulation with unique fleece textures.Polartec® Thermal Pro® is the most visually dynamic and technically advanced of the Polartec® insulation fabrics. Tierra’s version have the look of traditional wool with all the performance benefits of fleece.

WINDSTOPPER®

Provides soft and lightweight warmth by combining total windproofness, maximum breathability and water resistance. WINDSTOPPER® Insulated Shells are designed to keep the warm air in and the cold wind out, while allowing perspiration to easily escape. They are ideal for cold and windy conditions.

GORE-TEX® For fall/winter 2012 GORE-TEX® have decided to change name structure for their product ranges:– GORE-TEX® products include Performance and Paclite shell– GORE-TEX® Pro products include GORE-TEX® Pro shell– GORE-TEX® Active products include GORE-TEX® Active shell.

GORE-TEX® is your guarantee of highest quality and maximum protection even in the most extreme weather. Which is why on professional expeditions to the coldest and wettest regions on earth, GORE-TEX® fabrics are the products of choice. The GORE-TEX® product control program guarantees the performance not only of the GORE-TEX® fabric but of all finished GORE-TEX® outerwear made by our manu-facturing partners. The results are strict performance and manufacturing standards for all GORE-TEX® garments – and the GUARANTEED TO KEEP YOU DRY™ prom-ise: if you are not completely satisfied with the waterproofness, windproofness or breathability of your GORE-TEX® outerwear, we will repair it, replace it or refundyour purchase price.

GORE-TEX® PRO PRODUCTS3-layer GORE-TEX® Pro products. For a rough day outside. GORE-TEX® Pro pro-ducts is the optimum solution for use under extreme tough conditions. The 3-layer construction comprises a special high performance GORE-TEX® membrane bonded to a tough outer material and a specially developed robust inner lining. The be-nefit: no movement between the three layers, which means less wear and tear, and even greater durability..

GORE™ MICRO GRID BACKER TECHNOLOGYMore comfort and performance with the GORE™ Micro Grid Backer Technology. The GORE™ Micro Grid Backer fabric is used in 3-layer GORE-TEX® Pro products. It improves internal abrasion and snag resistance, enhances garment breathabi-lity and decreases garment weight. It also allows the garment to slide easily over mid-layers.

3-LAYER GORE-TEX® ACTIVE PRODUCTSGORE-TEX® Active laminates combine a lighter, thinner GORE-TEX® membrane with fine denier performance textiles to deliver the ultimate 3-layer solution for the active consumer. On the liner side, a proprietary lamination technology integrates the backer textile directly into the GORE-TEX® membrane allowing or extreme breathability and excellent next to skin comfort.

GORE-TEX® PRODUCTSGarments engineered with GORE-TEX® product technology are durably water-proof and windproof combined with optimised breathability. Enduring products that maximise wearers´ protection and comfort.

GORE-TEX® PACLITEPaclite® product technology is the ideal solution for hiking, golf, Travel and other activities where space and weight are critical. A protective layer on the inside of the GORE-TEX® membrane makes a separate lining unnecessary. The result: minimum weight and pack volume.

PERTEX® QUANTUMPertex® Quantum is the lightest fabric from Pertex, it is true featherweight made from the finest yarn, about 30 g/m2. The tear strength is good for its weight. The fabric is soft as silk and has a small packing volume. PERTEX® MICROLIGHT Pertex® Microlight is made from tightly woven yarns. When used in down jackets the dense weave will prevent excessive heat loss through the fabric. Using 33 decitex/30 denier yarns, it is both downproof and windproof, water-repellent and durable.

PRIMALOFT®

The human body is around 37 degrees Celsius but often ends up in places that threaten to make it far colder than that! PrimaLoft® insulates your body to keep it comfortable and conserve energy even in extreme cold.

PRIMALOFT® ECOPrimaLoft® Eco blends 50% virgin fibres and 50% recycled fibres to create a high loft performance insulation. The recycled fibres are produced from post-consumer products products (plastic bottles) and post-industrial plastic waste. PrimaLoft® Eco is warm, lightweight and water resistant to keep you dry and comfortable.

PRIMALOFT® SYNERGY, is an advanced multi-denier continuous filament insulation engineered for superior warmth, softness and loft. PrimaLoft® SYNERGY is constructed of both fine and ultra fine denier continuous filament fibers. This fiber composition re-sults in an insulation that raises the performance bar of continuous filament insulations. PrimaLoft® SYNERGY is highly durable and compressible, designed to keep the user warm dry and comfortable.

MATERIAL

069 GREEN065 KHAKI GREEN

024 MANGO019 YELLOW

092 GREY

033 MOUNTAIN ROSE

001 WHITE

058 NAVY

049 PINK MIST 056 BLUE

042 PURPLE

051 LIGHT BLUE

602 FIG LEAF601 DARK OLIVE560 BLUE WIND

085 DESERT SAND

093 GRAPHITE 099 BLACK 305 CHILI RED

325 CANDY RED 512 TINT BLUE 513 NORDIC BLUE

901 WHEAT WHITE

098 DARK GREY

701 DARK BROWN606 OIL GREEN

034 PERSIAN RED

043 MULBERRY038 WINE RED

055 MID BLUE

091 LIGHT GREY

554 LAKE BLUE

079 KHAKI

002 SAND

063 LIME

514 OCEAN BLUE

025 CERISE 030 AMARANT

035 RED

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PRICE

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T1068700 ROC BLANC DOWN JACKET M 517,00

T1068710 ROC BLANC DOWN JACKET W 506,00

T1067900 ROC NOIR DOWN SWEATER M 287,00

T1067910 ROC NOIR DOWN SWEATER W 287,00

T1014800 ROC BLANC JACKET M 575,00

T1031100 ROC BLANC PANT M 517,00

T1014810 ROC BLANC JACKET W 575,00

T1031110 ROC BLANC PANT W 517,00

T1013100 ROC NOIR JACKET M 517,00

T1030800 ROC NOIR PANT M 379,00

T1013110 ROC NOIR JACKET W 517,00

T1030810 ROC NOIR PANT W 379,00

T1017100 ROCKETTE HOOD JACKET M 345,00

T1017110 ROCKETTE HOOD JACKET W 345,00

T1075700 ROCKETTE PANT M 287,00

T1075710 ROCKETTE PANT W 287,00

T1011300 ACE JACKET M 172,00

T1011310 ACE JACKET W 172,00

T1070400 ACE SOFTSHELL PANT M 184,00

T1070410 ACE SOFTSHELL PANT W 184,00

T1080800 CABANE JACKET M 138,00

T1081000 CABANE LONG PANT M 103,00

T1080900 CABANE KNEE PANT M 92,00

T1081800 CABANE SHORTS M 69,00

T1080810 CABANE JACKET W 138,00

T1081010 CABANE LONG PANT W 103,00

T1080910 CABANE KNEE PANT W 92,00

T1081810 CABANE SHORTS W 69,00

T1015510 SHIPRIDGE COAT W 402,00

T1068900 COL HOOD JACKET M 195,00

T1031800 COL PANT 149,00

T1068910 COL HOOD JACKET W 195,00

T1067800 COL JACKET M 184,00

T1067810 COL JACKET W 184,00

T1067410 COL VEST W 172,00

T1067400 COL VEST M 172,00

T1014900 GORNI JACKET M 517,00

T1031400 GORNI PANT M 460,00

T1014910 GORNI JACKET W 517,00

1031410 GORNI PANT W 460,00

T1031200 PAMIR PANT M 517,00

T1031210 PAMIR PANT W 517,00

T1015400 PAC JACKET M 379,00

T1015410 PAC JACKET W 379,00

T1033800 PAC PANT M 287,00

T1033810 PAC PANT W 287,00

T1012100 WHITEHORN PADDED JACKET 460,00

T1012110 WHITEHORN PADDED JACKET W 460,00

T1011900 WHITEHORN JACKET 379,00

T1014110 WHITEHORN COAT W 345,00

T1031300 WHITEHORN PANT M 230,00

T1031310 WHITEHORN PANT W 230,00

T1015300 WHITEHORN WS JACKET M 264,00

T1031900 WHITEHORN WS PANT M 195,00

T1015310 WHITEHORN WS JACKET W 264,00

T1031910 WHITEHORN WS PANT W 195,00

T1016600 GALE ANORAK M 195,00

T1016610 GALE ANORAK W 195,00

T1015900 GALE JACKET M 195,00

T1015910 GALE JACKET W 195,00

T1018500 ROUTE HOOD JACKET M 184,00

T1018510 ROUTE HOOD JACKET W 184,00

T1085000 FOEHN VEST M 172,00

T1086000 FOEHN JACKET M 218,00

T1085010 FOEHN VEST W 172,00

T1086010 FOEHN JACKET W 218,00

T1088300 RUGGED JACKET M 172,00

T1088310 RUGGED JACKET W 172,00

T1083500 LODGE FLEECE JACKET 138,00

T1087200 DUGOUT FLEECE JACKET 103,00

T1087100 DUGOUT FLEECE VEST 80,00

T1087210 DUGOUT FLEECE JACKET W 103,00

T1087110 DUGOUT FLEECE VEST M 80,00

T1045200 WOODSHED KNIT M 103,00

T1045300 WOODSHED STRIPED KNIT M 10,00

T1045210 WOODSHED KNIT W 10,00

T1045310 WOODSHED STRIPED KNIT W 109,00

T1070300 LITE TRACK TROUSER M 184,00

T1070310 LITE TRACK TROUSER W 184,00

T1074700 ROUTE PANT M 138,00

T1074710 ROUTE PANT W 138,00

T1076300 TRAPPER PANT M 184,00

T1076310 TRAPPER PANT W 184,00

T1070500 GRANITE PANT M 149,00

T1070510 GRANITE PANT W 149,00

T1016700 BIRCHVILLE PARKA M 379,00

T1068400 CLOUDBURST WINTER PARKA M 575,00

T1068410 CLOUDBURST WINTER PARKA W 575,00

T1012400 COSMIQUE JACKET M 575,00

T1031500 COSMIQUE PANT M 460,00

T1012410 COSMIQUE JACKET W 575,00

T1031510 COSMIQUE PANT W 460,00

T1016800 ROND PADDED JACKET M 460,00

T1016900 ROND JACKET M 460,00

T1076200 ROND PANT M 345,00

T1016810 LAUB PADDED JACKET W 460,00

T1016910 LAUB JACKET W 437,00

T1076210 LAUB PANT W 345,00

T1014300 BALMACAAN JACKET M 402,00

T1014310 BALMACAAN JACKET W 402,00

T1017800 SCIROCCO ACTIVE JACKET M 287,00

T1017810 SCIROCCO ACTIVE JACKET W 287,00

T1075600 SCIROCCO ACTIVE PANT M 230,00

T1075610 SCIROCCO ACTIVE PANT W 230,00

T1016100 SCIROCCO ZERO JACKET M 138,00

T1016110 SCIROCCO ZERO JACKET W 138,00

T1081500 FIRESIDE HOOD M 172,00

T1081510 FIRESIDE HOOD W 172,00

T1081700 ACTIVE SWEATER 92,00

T1081710 ACTIVE FEMALE SWEATER 92,00

T1044200 ACTIVE HENLEY M 86,00

T1044210 ACTIVE HENLEY W 86,00

T1043800 CHILKOOT KNIT M 115,00

T1043810 CHILKOOT KNIT W 92,00

T1043300 COSMIQUE HOOD M 103,00

T1043310 COSMIQUE HOOD W 103,00

T1077800 VAULT PANTS M 149,00

T1077810 VAULT PANTS W 149,00

T1071200 UTBY PANT M 103,00

T1071210 UTBY PANT M 103,00

T1070600 OFF DUTY PANT M 115,00

T1043900 DARWIN'S L/S SHIRT M 92,00

T1044000 MOBERLY L/S CHECK SHIRT W 92,00

T1041310 AMAZON TUNIC W 92,00

T1041110 AMAZON SHIRT W 69,00

T1044110 MOYIE CHECK TUNIC W 92,00

T1041810 MOYIE CHECK SHIRT W 80,00

T1045000 DOLOMI TEE M 41,00

T1045010 DOLOMI TEE W 41,00

T1045100 TIERRA ROCKS TEE 41,00

T1044900 MT PRISM TEE 41,00

T1040900 MT LABYRINTH TEE 41,00

T1093200 CABANE BALACLAVA 29,00

T1097900 FISHERMANS HAT 34,00

T1098000 POM POM BEANIE 29,00

T1098400 POM POM PLAIN BEANIE 29,00

T1094200 HELMET CAP 34,00

T1093700 POWERSTRETCH CAP 29,00

T1094500 MT LABYRINTH CAP 29,00

T1093810 TIERRA CLASSIC LOGO BUFF 29,00

T1098200 CRIB BEANIE 29,00

T1098300 CRIB TUBE 29,00

T1098500 BOBBLE BEANIE 46,00

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