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Mar 4, 2025Instagram
A fixed line is a super efficient method to move a group through short but challenging piece of terrain. In this case a fixed line with hand loops made surmounting a small rock step feel a lot more secure. . . . . . . . . . . . . #skiing #skitouring #skitouren #backcountry #splitboarding #backcountrylodgesofbc #coastrange #explorebc #travel #skitheeast #adventure #skifreeordie #powderhighway @acmg.ca
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Mar 3, 2025Instagram
A dream come true. As a child, I dreamed of racing in the Iditarod. Later in life, before I started running far, I had a dream. I found myself walking in the infamous Happy River steps, but when I looked around I had no dogs. I was alone. When Kyle sent me the invite for the Iditarod Trail Invitational 150, I was so excited and grateful. I spent a lot of time outdoors in all types of weather and in the mountains training. So glad I focused on my hiking strength, my little Anvil prepared me for those steep and never ending climbs. I was alone most of the time, as I prefer to be. The footprints and bike tracks reassured me that I was on the right trail. They inspired me to keep pushing forward. I mainly used my watch for navigation, occasionally pulling out my phone to check Gaia. My sled runner broke around mile 37 which made it difficult to pull. I didn’t have tools to fix it or take the runners off. But even if it felt like 100 lbs. I was determined to drag it to the finish. When I got tired I stopped to rest for a few hours. Then I would tell myself, you’ve got to keep going. I heard someone call out my name in the night and there was no one around. My elders instructed us to never answer when we’re alone and someone calls out our name. It scared me a bit. The scenery was amazing, I was in awe every single time. The mountains. Everything I love is there, and it kept me happy. I whispered many prayers out there. I met incredible people. They love to push as I do, and all were so encouraging. It was amazing to watch them go day after day. It was a long and tiring push to the finish. Another athlete caught up and we made it in together. As we reached my finish line he cheered for me. It was just him and I. Some tears came out. We high fived and I went straight to bed completely exhausted. Looking back at my life and how it’s brought me on this path, I was meant to be here. It gave me quite a few tears thinking about it on the trail. And yet again, I have become strengthened to keep moving forward no matter how hard things get. Keep going. Many thanks to all those who supported me. Looking forward to coming back to go farther ❤️
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Feb 28, 2025Instagram
The full journey of our USA-made wool blankets: → Sheep raised in Canada - Wool sourced from the last U.S. supplier carrying this premium fiber (MA) → Yarn sent to Caledonian Dye Works (PA), one of the last commercial dyers in the U.S., for color dyeing. → Yarn shipped to @american_woolen for carding, spinning & finishing Once finished (fulling, carbonizing, drying, napping, shearing, inspecting) rolls sent to Fall River Knitting Mill (MA) for final steps. → Fall River Knitting Mill measures, cuts, whipstitches the edges with matching yarn, sews on labels, folds & packages each blanket. From fiber to finished piece, every step is crafted with care and tradition. Tap link in bio to learn more. #ibex #usamade #americanmade #americanwoolencompany
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Feb 27, 2025Instagram
Cold starts, warm finishes—New England runs keep you guessing. That’s why we build layers that move with you. Breathable, moisture-wicking, and temperature-regulating, our merino wool adapts to every mile, from frosty mornings to sunrise strides. Tap link in bio to shop the Shak Collection. #ibex
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Feb 26, 2025Instagram
86.6 miles in and Ibex ambassador, @nasqaq , is crushing it on the @itialaska ! Tap link in bio to follow along. #ibex #iti #iditarodtrailinvitational #iditarod
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Feb 25, 2025Instagram
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Feb 24, 2025Instagram
Gear checklist for the ITI 150: @akjoe_49 ‘s sled named “The Boobalena” cause it follows along like their tiny but tough dog who loves to hike with me in fierce and cold weather. Custom waterproof bag, and can have the back of an old backpack tied on in case I need to carry it. @ibexwool Wool Aire Hoodie, Pro Tech base layers, gaiter and glove liner, tried and true in Nome’s brutal weather. Very warm and windproof! Love them. Extra outer and base layers pants and tops in dry bags including a puffy I’ve trained in -60°F, very warm mittens, rain gear, Wiggy’s waders. Altra Lone Peak 9 waterproof mid, 3 thick socks, 2 thin socks, bread bags for vapor barrier, Black Diamond spike traction for the ice, Northern Lites snowshoes. If I need to sleep outside I have a bivy tent lended by @ri_foxy and a -40F° sleeping bag lended by @soulogav , thanks so much guys 🤍 Jet Boil is not the best in cold weather but my race is shorter than the others and forecast shows very warm temps. I learned a trick that if you put it in a bowl of water (can be cold) it will help with pressure and heat well. That and stuffing the can in jacket before heating. If I were in the longer races I’d definitely use a white gas stove system. I have two 36oz Yeti insulated bottles to fill up with hot water plus my 20oz that worked well in -20°F. For food I’m using ancient fuel. Akutaq, an Eskimo ice cream made out of reindeer fat, tundra berries, sugar, and oil. Perara, which is boiled reindeer fat & shredded reindeer meat. It all can be eaten frozen. This gives me an incredible amount of energy. I also made homemade powerballs and will have freeze dried meals. Also Skratch Lab hydration and candy from @skinnyravensports First aid kit, duct tape to repair things if needed, chargers, hand warmers. For navigation I have Gaia, my two watches, and a Garmin inReach. The course is not marked like most races and we find our own way through checkpoints. Special thanks to the Iditarod Trail Invitational for the invite! Also THANK YOU to my Instagram community! You guys showed up for me when I asked for support. I love you all! SO excited to live my dream! 🤩
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Feb 23, 2025Instagram
Easy answer… Woolies Pro Tech™ Tap link in bio to shop Woolies Pro Tech Collection. #ibex
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Feb 21, 2025Instagram
The sounds inside a 1841 historic woolen mill with our friends at @american_woolen Tap link in bio to learn more about our 100% USA Made Wool Blankets. #ibex #americanwoolen #americanmade #madeintheusa
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Feb 20, 2025Instagram
Climbing 2,000 feet through the old-growth of the Tongass, skis on the back, and an unseasonably light snowpack underfoot. Ambassador @heidi.nixon tackled Baranof Island’s terrain in a midwinter adventure that felt more like an early season mission. See the full adventure in our stories—where the ocean meets the alpine. #ibex
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Feb 20, 2025Instagram
What blanket color speaks to you the most? Aquifer: The design flows between deep teal and sky blue, punctuated by bands of sandy cream, and golden ochre. Sunset: The design transitions from deep navy at the edges into bands of soft cream, golden yellow, burnt orange, and rich ochre, mimicking the fading light of the sun dipping below the horizon. Tap link in bio to shop our 100% USA made blankets. #ibex #usamade
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Feb 18, 2025Instagram
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Ibex Ambassador, @nasqaq, is taking on the Iditarod Trail Invitational (@itialaska ), racing 150 miles on foot through Alaska’s rugged wilderness. Training in Nome, she’s prepared for the extreme cold, isolation, and the sheer grit this ultra-endurance race demands. This will be her longest race yet and she has her sights set on the full 1,000-mile course one day. The race kicks off on February 23, with Carol’s goal of reaching Puntilla Lake at mile 150. Follow along as she takes on her biggest challenge yet. #ibex #iti #iditarodinvitational
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