Ultralight backpacking is not about gaining membership, rather it’s is about gaining a new perspective on how hard you can push your body without hurting your body. When you cut your weight in half, you are doubling the amount of joy that backpacking can bring.
MoreAn interview with arctic explorer and Therm-a-Rest athlete Eric Larsen about his recent attempt for the fastest known time of a solo unsupported ski trip to the South Pole.
MoreIn order to make your camp more comfortable, we have to start by defining camp. Therm-a-Rest has been defining camp for decades to give you the warmest and most comfortable camp for your backpacking and camping ventures.
MoreIn this edition of Therm-a-Rest Explore, we share a few of the guiding resolutions for our brand as we start another lap around the sun. To this day, I’m still not sure how I feel about New Year’s Resolutions. A…
MoreIn part four of the Pan American trail, James Barkman explores the fine line between risk and adventure as they continue on their motor tour and mountaineering adventure.
MoreThe newest edition of the Therm-a-Rest Dream Team is a crew of fun-loving, rough-and-tumble outdoor influencers and storytellers that will represent our brand as they adventure this winter season. Introducing the 2019 Winter Dream Team!
MoreThe newest edition of the Therm-a-Rest Dream Team is a crew of fun-loving, rough-and-tumble outdoor influencers and storytellers that will represent our brand as they adventure this winter season. Introducing the 2019 Winter Dream Team!
MorePart three of Stories From The Pan American Trail takes us to the tallest point in the contiguous U.S. and discusses the balance of climbing and riding motorcycles.
MoreOne additional piece of gear, the eleventh essential, goes beyond this personal realm and into the collective for the greater good of all people and places.
MoreLessons learned from camping and bikepack racing up and down the mountain passes of Kyrgyzstan.
MoreWhile thru-hiking a trail your home becomes transient. Learn how to find stability in returning to it each night. We found our speck of familiarity along a vast, unfamiliar trail. So, go out and explore. Wander freely.
MoreOn big polar and mountaineering expeditions, getting eight hours of sleep each night is so important that we base our whole travel schedule around it. Arctic explorer, Eric Larson shares travel stories and how he keeps warm on polar expeditions on the Arctic Ocean.
More
