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Connected by the Outdoors

This month, journalist Matthew Tufts takes us on a maté-fuelled odyssey across the Argentine-Chilean border in search of summits and skiing lines on Cerro Ambrosio. In other stories, our Worn Wear crew is bringing free repairs to a snow spot near you; Dane Steadman recounts his first ascent on Pakistan's Yashkuk Sar I; a skier ponders the impossible magic of Japanese powder; and we introduce our first ever (work in) Progress Report.

Snow

Maté de los Dioses

A Patagonian ski odyssey.

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Wooden repair hut in a snowy mountain landscape.

Worn Wear, Snow

Free repairs on the road

The Worn Wear crew is hitting the road, and this February and March, we're bringing our tiny repair houses to the snow. We'll be coming to spots across Scotland, Finland, Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Austria to offer free repairs on your busted zippers, rips, tears, buttons and more. Find a stop near you, and remember: If it's broke, fix it!

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View from inside an icy cave looking up at a climber against a bright sky.

Climbing

The First Ascent of Tiger Lily Buttress

Three friends, an avalanche and an iPhone on Yashkuk Sar I.

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Snow

The Space Between the Snowflakes

Absence and balance in Japan.

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No company we're aware of, including our own, truly gives back as much as it takes from the Earth. What we can do is be fully accountable for our impact. Introducing our first Work in Progress Report

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All photos: (Top) MATTHEW TUFTS (Middle) FRANZISKA WERNSING (Middle) DANE STEADMAN (Middle) GARRET GROVE (Bottom) DANIEL BELTRÁ

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