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Monthly dispatches from high places and wild spaces.

At Jöttnar, we obsess over high-performing outdoor gear. Our joy comes in crafting a product we truly believe in ourselves - but not for the product’s sake, rather because we love what it unlocks for us. At the core of it all is getting outside and doing hard things, in whatever form that may take.

 

We get inspired and excited by stories of others out there getting after it. And since we spend so much of our time absorbing these stories ourselves, we decided to share some of the most inspiring and interesting ones for you in a neat package: The White Room. 

 

Rabbit holes await - enjoy.

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FRAMES

A collection of stories from the mountains, as told through film and video. 

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Tom Cormack

Climbing Every UK Mountain Non-stop.

Back in 2023, Tom Cormack climbed every mountain in the UK and Ireland - all 120 of them, non-stop in 75 days. He recently released the first in his YouTube series about this impressive solo challenge.

WATCH (20mins)

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ECHOES

Podcast episodes that share tales of adventure from the trails, the summits, and everything in between.

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Kenton Cool

Unearthing History: Irvine’s Boot.

In this new ‘Cool Conversation’ recorded at Everest Base Camp, Kenton Cool speaks with Mark Fisher and Erich Roepke. Last year they discovered the boot of Sandy Irvine - Mallory’s climbing partner from the 1924 Everest Expedition, of whom there had previously been no trace. 
Are we now any closer to unravelling the greatest climbing mystery of all time?

LISTEN (55mins)

LINES

Articles, blogs, write-ups: short reads inspired by exploits in the great outdoors.

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RONALD TURNBULL

Annapurna 1950 vs. Everest 1953.

This year marks 75 years since the first ever 8000m summit - Maurice Herzog’s team on Annapurna - just three years before Everest was finally cracked. Outdoorsman and author Ronald Turnbull compares the two historic but very different expeditions.

READ (5mins)

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Anna Troup

Breaking the Back of it.

In a triumphant return to the Summer Spine race after years hampered by injury, ultra runner Anna Troup recently came in as overall race winner. She completed the course - the full 268 miles of the Pennine Way - in a little under 85 hours, and with only a mind-boggling forty minutes of sleep across the entire effort. Dig into her phenomenal race.

READ (3mins)

SAGAS

Armchair adventures, handpicked by Team Jöttnar: classic reads from mountain literature and beyond.

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the Jöttnar Community

Out and About

Come across any good mountain stories recently? Been involved in one yourself? Cracked any great summits, or found any incredible routes?

 

Whether it’s a pioneering world-first or a good day out on a well-trodden path, we’d love to hear about it.

 

Let us know by messaging us on Instagram or Facebook to feature in next month’s White Room.

 

To kick things off, here’s Morgan - Jöttnar’s Head of Customer Support - taking his casual cotton tee for a not-so-casual day out canyoning in Slovenia.

See you out there.

Harry Lidgley, Jöttnar Community Manager

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