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Microfibres: the unseen plastic pollution problem
Here’s what we are doing — and what you can do — to start tackling the problem of plastic fragments from clothing ending up in waterways.
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How to travel with camping gear
We’re experts in the field of camping and travelling, so you better believe we have some tips on how to fly with a tent.
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Changing the course with Damon Gemeau
Part of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Damon Gemeau recently made a film called 2040, which is a letter to his daughter showing her what the world could look like in 2040. If we put into action, some of the best solutions that are available to us around the world. So just trying to shift this narrative away from fear and paralysing us and actually getting excited about a future that we could create on the other side of this crisis.
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Marine plastics with Laura Wells
Part of Kathmandu's Sustainable Future Speaking Series. Laura’s passion for the environment, love for the ocean and interest in facilitating climate change action has led her to become a positive role model, advocate and ambassador for change.
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17 tips for travelling with kids
Tips and tricks to make sure your family trip goes as smoothly as possible.
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Tips for a quick post hike recovery
If you’re experiencing sore glutes, tight hammies or muscle fatigue for days on end, it’s time to consider a post-hike recovery routine.
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Tips for happy hiking in wet weather
Here are some simple tips to help you stay dry, comfy, safe and happy when exercising in the rain.
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What is down fill power and why does it matter?
What do the numbers on the sleeves mean? Click here to find out.
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Heli R - Making a great jacket even better
Kathmandu’s Heli jacket became its second most popular product of all time. Now the Heli R – which uses recycled materials and is lighter, softer, more packable and just as warm – is set to replace it. Kathmandu’s general manager of product, Robert Fry, explains why they messed with a good thing.
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