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A rugged walking path through a grassy valley with ancient stone ruins and mountains in the distance.

Les meilleurs créateurs de contenu sur YouTube, TikTok et les vlogs consacrés aux activités de plein air

Bright orange tent glowing from within at dusk in a snowy forest clearing.

Du sol de la forêt à un coin douillet

Snow-capped mountains and moorland at Glencoe, Scotland, at sunset with a small lochan in the foreground.

Camps de base en montagne | Glencoe, Écosse

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Entretien : Jørgen Amundsen, Amundsen Sports

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Lit candles in dark glass jars arranged on woven placemats with neutral textiles and dried botanicals.

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Ticket to the Moon hammock suspended between trees with mountain lake view below.

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Aerial view of a wild landscape with wetlands, blue waterways and rolling hills under a clear sky.

Espaces sauvages | 6 exemples remarquables de réussite en matière de renaturation au Royaume-Uni

Golden chanterelle mushroom growing in woodland moss and grass.

Guide de cueillette : la chanterelle

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Mont Adventure Equipment

Ever found yourself halfway up a mountain in gear you wish you hadn’t bought? So did Andrew ‘Monty’ Montgomery. Sick of kit that couldn’t do the one job he’d bought it for, he borrowed a sewing machine in 1978 and made himself a sleeping bag, then a down jacket and a tent. Word travelled fast, and in 1981 he founded Mont in Canberra, Australia. By 1988 it was providing gear for Australia’s Bicentennial Everest climb, and Mont’s kit has since been on ascents of 8000m peaks, polar traverses and ski expeditions across Greenland.

And Mont does all of this while taking responsibility seriously. All of Mont’s down is Responsible Down Standard certified, so the birds are never live-plucked or force-fed. It has partnered with Eden Reforestation Projects since 2020 to restore forest in Honduras, and it’s working towards carbon-neutral status under Australia’s Climate Active programme. The aim is gear that lasts in the harshest conditions on earth while doing as little damage as possible to the places it’s used.