We make a small number of things, and we make them to a standard we can defend. Nothing ships until it has survived a mission. If it doesn't survive ours, it won't be part of yours.
Field testing
We don't test in a lab. We test where the gear has to work. Below is the live log — real missions, real failure data.
Antarctica
77.8°S / 166.6°E
−42 °C, katabatic
21 days
EP01 · J2
Botswana
19.4°S / 23.4°E
+44 °C, abrasive dust
14 days
EP01
Madagascar
18.9°S / 47.5°E
monsoon, full immersion
9 days
PN-Storm
Panama
9.1°N / 79.4°W
98% humidity, salt
12 days
PN-Tidal · CB
Patagonia
50.4°S / 73.1°W
90 kt gusts, sleet
17 days
EP01 · J2
Survives the
mission first.
If it doesn't survive our mission, it won't be part of yours. Every piece is tested to failure in the field before it reaches you.
- capacity
- 26 L
- rating
- IPX 7
- weight
- 1160 g
- shell
- 600D
EP01 50.412°N / 73.118°W Built to be
boring in a storm.
Two cuts for two conditions — the Storm and the Shoreline. Waterproof and 100% windproof: one fleece-backed for staying put, one that packs into its own hood and travels light. The kind of layer you stop thinking about the moment the weather turns.
- models
- 2
- waterproof
- 10,000 mm
- packs to
- its hood
The catalogue
Four lines. No filler. Each one carries a part code and a published spec sheet.
Field notes
Test reports, new releases, and the occasional failure we learned from.