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Chris Kalman / February 18
Carl Battreall / March 2
Photographer Carl Battreall shares his collection of Alaska's climbed and unclimbed peaks. The photos in this collection are from his upcoming book, The Alaska Range, due out in spring 2016.
Sarah Uhl / February 27
"I'm self-taught, my friend" says illustrator Sarah Uhl over heavy static from the road on her way back to Carbondale, Colo. from Hood River, Ore. "I started making illustrations about a year ago." Her work has appeared in the latest issue of Alpinist, various projects for The American Alpine Club, Mountain Flyer Magazine and on semi-rad's tees.
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The Petzl Sum'Tec: Hard Working Mutha'
Salewa Wildfires: Blister-Free Hikers That Climb Surprisingly Well
Trango BallNutz: Clean Climbing Technology, Surpassed
Wild Country Recalls Their Rocks
Wild Country Helium: A Finicky But Quality Friend
Mary Williams / February 16
Mary Williams considers climbing approaches and descents at Rocky Mountain National Park a necessary evil. For improved traction, she wears micro spikes to cross icy terrain. "I have used [them] with light hiking boots, my ice-climbing boots, running shoes, and even a few times over my ski boots," she writes.
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When Charlie Porter died on February 23, 2014, he left behind a legacy of underreported adventures. Yet his friends never forgot their experiences with him. Gary Bocarde, Sibylle Hechtel, Alan Burgess, Russell McLean, Stephen Venables and Greg Landreth share a few memories of one of the twentieth century's greatest climbers. With an introduction by Matt Samet.
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