JÖTTNAR PRO TEAM
Our Pro Team athletes help us test and develop our gear.
Going faster, higher, steeper, harder is what drives them, and is reflected in the clothes we make.
TIM HOWELL
base jumper | skier | climber
46.2044° N, 6.1432° E
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"I’d decided by this stage that I’d turn my focus to becoming the first person to climb and then BASE jump all of the ‘classic’ six North Faces of the Alps"
WILLIS MORRIS
speedwing pilot | Climber
56.6826° N, 5.1023° W
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"Conquering the biggest, baddest, pointiest part of the mountain and then shredding back down in a matter of seconds. For me, it is all about the most challenging way up and the gnarliest way down."
anna wells
mountaineer | climber
57.4778° N, 4.2247° W
"I left my career as a doctor, and after a couple of years living in the French Alps, have returned to my roots in the Scottish Highlands where I work full time as a climbing and mountaineering instructor."
JOHN THORNTON
skier | climber
47.1296° N, 10.2682° E
"I set my sights on the region’s steepest freeride and ski mountaineering test-pieces. Often soloing, it allowed me to evolve my limits and see different possibilities in the mountains."
MIKE PESCOD
Climber | SKIER
56.8198° N, 5.1052° W
"Winter climbing here in Scotland is such a great mix of physical and mental challenge, demanding the full range of mountaineering skills as well as climbing technique. It’s a tough playground but all the more rewarding for that."
TOM GRANT
STEEP SKIER | climber
57.4778° N, 4.2247° W
"This passion for steep skiing has led me to technical first descents in the Alps, Baffin Island, British Columbia, Norway and more. In Autumn 2017 I skied the first descent of the 2,000 meter Caroline Face on Mt. Cook, one of the world’s largest unskied lines."
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