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FIELDWORK

Less indoors.
More out there.

Considered equipment for the long way home. An independent outdoor shop for everyday explorers.

Find your next adventure
GOOD GEAR. OPEN ENDS.
A dark everyday backpack photographed in natural lightTHE EVERYDAY / OUTSIDE
A dark backpack used as an illustrative carry-equipment reference
The everyday pack.
Reference photography, not store inventory.

CARRY

On your back.

Daypacks, waterproof bags and practical carry for the things that earn their space.

Look for
Comfort with your usual load. Accessible pockets. A clear place for the small things.
Start with
The journey you make most, not the biggest bag on the shelf.

LAYER

In your element.

Weather-ready layers for changeable forecasts, cold starts and a little less certainty.

Look for
A useful combination of warmth, weather protection and packability.
Start with
The conditions and your pace. Compare what the layer needs to do.

REST

Take a minute.

The small camp essentials that turn a pause on the trail into the best part of the day.

Look for
Simple equipment that is easy to carry, use and clean.
Start with
What you need for a good pause. Leave the unnecessary extras behind.

Concept collection — products and specifications are illustrative and unavailable to purchase.

Two hikers with backpacks following a rocky trail toward dramatic cloud-covered mountains
Stock trail photography. An imagined use scene, not a guided trip or recommended route.

Good gear
earns its place.

On the way up. When the weather turns. In the pause before you head home. Choose the equipment around the day you want to have.

Start with the journey

The right kit.
For your kind of out.

Start with the trip, not a shopping list. Choose a plan and build a small, useful packing list.

Leave room for
the unplanned.

These are illustrative starting lists, not complete safety checklists. Adapt your kit to the route, weather and your own needs.

YOUR FIELD NOTES0 items packed

A lighter kind of day.

The everyday essentials, with space for a detour.

Make a day of it.

Room for changing plans and changing weather.

A slower way home.

A longer trip deserves a more considered plan.

Tick items to try the planner. Your list stays in this page only.

Function
before features.

A pack should fit your day.

Start with what you actually carry. Check how the straps sit, whether the main compartment opens easily and if frequently used items have a sensible home. A bigger bag is not always a better bag.

Look closely at the small details.

Easy-to-grip zip pulls, accessible pockets and replaceable components can be more useful than a long feature list. Compare the details you will touch every time you use it.

Keep good gear going.

Follow the maker’s care instructions, let equipment dry before storing it and deal with small repairs early. Bring the item and its care label when asking for advice.

A little local knowledge.
A lot of fresh air.

An independent outdoor-store concept, made for people who would rather be outside.