Connected by the Outdoors

This month, our Worn Wear crew is taking repairs on the road-visiting surf spots across Europe to patch up your broken wetsuits (and other gear) for free; a MTB roadtrip goes in search of stoke with as many BIPOC riders as possible; one runner discovers the magic of trail running isn't really magic at all: it's the people; Tommy Caldwell learns that cultivating a deeper connection to land won't just make him a better steward, but a better climber as well; and a new book provides a go-to resource for driving change.

Surf, Worn Wear

If it's broke, fix it!

The Worn Wear Surf Tour is hitting the road, and this September and October, we're bringing our tiny repair house to a spot near you. Bring your clean, dry wetsuit or apparel (from any brand) for a free repair, then take one of our 100% neoprene-free Yulex® wetsuits for a test ride.

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Mountain Biking

Chunky Monets of Peace

Two photographers set out on a 10-day road trip in search of connection, community and a whole bunch of singletrack.

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Trail Running

The Pocatello Round

One runner's attempt to link his hometown skyline becomes something much greater.

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Climbing

Beneath the Rock

How Tommy Caldwell is reshaping his love for rock climbing by building relationships with Indigenous stewards of Bears Ears.

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Tools to Save Our Home Planet

If we've learned one thing from partnering with grassroots nonprofits over the years, it's that every successful activist needs a set of tools: time-tested strategies, lessons and playbooks to get them through unpredictable times.

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Photos: (1) JELLE MUL (2) ERIC ARCE (3) ANASTASA WILDE (4) MARC TOSO

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