📸 Freja Shannon on Fissure Leroux on the Rognon des Cosmiques.
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Sleeping bags take a beating throughout their lifetime. Wear and tear from rocky Alpine bivvies, and spills and scorch marks from camping stoves are all reminders that a bag is well used.
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📸 Freja Shannon on the Aiguille du Fou. Photos by Hamish Frost.

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As the barrier between you and the rocky ground of an alpine bivvy, or the crucial line of defense against the cold of a night on a glacier, your sleeping mat can take a beating throughout their lifetime.
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🎥Martin Feistl inflating an Aerostat mat ahead of an atmospheric night in the Kangertittivatsiaq Fjord on the east coast of Greenland.
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🎥 A bivi with a view. Waking up to a spectacular vista on the Barre des Écrins South Pillar. Video by Silvan Metz
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📸 Martin Feistl enjoys a comfortable night during the FA of ‘Circus Maxmius’, a traverse of the Mythic Cirque, in the Kangertittivatsiaq Fjord on the east coast of Greenland.
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Last month the ME team swapped Hyde for Lochaber, rounding off the winter season with our annual staff winter climbing trip.
There were some good late season climbing conditions high up on Aonach Mòr & Stob Coire nan Lochan, as well as some blustery hill days in the Mamores.

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📸 Barre des Écrins South Pillar. Photo by Silvan Metz

📸 Matt Glenn on the Aiguille du Fou. Photos by Hamish Frost

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📸 Matt Glenn and Freja Shannon enjoy a bivvy with a view on the Aiguille du Fou. Photo by Hamish Frost
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The days are getting longer, spring is on the way, and we’re looking ahead to a summer of getting out into the hills.

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Last week the ME team swapped Hyde for Lochaber, rounding off the winter season with our annual staff winter climbing trip.

There were some good late season climbing conditions high up on Aonach Mòr & Stob Coire nan Lochan, as well as some blustery hill days in the Mamores.

📸 Tom Livingstone on the South Face of K7 last year. Photos by Tad McCrea.
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The Atmo Jacket was developed in close collaboration with our team of climbers who needed a lightweight and minimalist waterproof shell that still gave them the waterproof protection required on the biggest and most committing routes.
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📸 Matt Glenn traversing a subsidiary peak of Surma-Sarovar, Salimor Khola valley, Nepal. Photo by Hamish Frost.

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In January, the Young Alpinist Group headed to Slovenia for a winter climbing exchange in the Julian Alps.

The team embraced challenging conditions, with heavy spindrift, strong wind and buried gear placements on some routes.

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