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Start by asking yourself: Who do you love, and what kind of world do you want for them?

Voting in the United States of America’s corporate-run, two-party, profits-over-life system is a salvage operation. We know that among its many challenges, our system is polluted with money, contorted by gerrymandering and burdened by suppression. Engaging in that broken system can feel li...


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Inside the mind of Braydon Bringhurst.

Photos by Anthony Smith

The view from the top of Gouranga is, by any definition, overwhelming. From the outcropping at the trail’s high point, riders can either look south at the 2,300-vertical-foot cliffs of the Stawamus Chief, a granite monolith rising like a fist above the tiny town of Squamish, British Columbia; or lo...


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R1® vs. R1® Air. Which “R” is best for you? Patagonia® Regulator® fleece styles are warm, breathable active midlayers. Our guide will help you decide which technical fleece meets your needs. What Is Regulator® Fleece?

If it’s cold outside and you’re working hard, regulating your body temperature without overheating is the key to staying comfortable and staying out longer.


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Nine years in the making, a Colorado mountain-lover connects the visible (and hidden) skyline of his hometown.

All photos by Forest Woodward

Here we are: August in the Elk Mountains of Colorado, 9:30 p.m., headlamps shining bright. Approximate elevation: 12,500 feet. A plunging black slope of unconsolidated, perpetually shifting junk and, very close, perhaps scary-clos...


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Inside the remaking of our Personal Surf Inflation vest.

“Paige Alms put the vest on and … it blew up on her,” remembers Andrew Reinhart with a laugh. Our Patagonia Surf ambassador and field-tester “had it halfway on when it literally inflated and she got stuck in it. We were like, alright, we got some work to do.”

But, before we get into other mishaps with our new PSI...


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