Record-Breaking Solo Sailor Thomas Coville – Stories of Adventure and Persistence
The first person to sail around the world solo in under 50 days, Thomas Coville has made a life of…
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Sophie Ciszek and the Unpredictability of the Volvo Ocean Race
Imagine the unforeseen challenges that come throughout a year of nearly non-stop sailing across the world’s harshest oceans in one…
The Heroic Volunteers of the Norwegian People’s Aid
Imagine hiking up and down the beautiful mountains of northern Norway. It’s a sunny day and you’re enjoying the views,…
Trust in the people around you | Erin Mielzynski
From slalom stubbies on the icy hills of Ontario to big powder turns on the mountains of Chamonix, Erin Mielzynski…
Tested by Mountains
It’s the end of March and a small band of skiers are approaching the Argentière Hut, located at 2,691 meters…
The Art of Trust | Mattias Hargin
The mountain is a living, breathing creature. It’s its own master, not answering to anyone, a mass of rock surrounded…
Know your Line | Aurelien Ducroz
Aurélien Ducroz grew up in one of the world’s steepest playgrounds, better known as Chamonix. With a mountain guiding dad…
Windchill: It’s colder than it looks outside
Windchill is a term that describes what the combination of air temperature and wind speed makes the temperature feel like…
Introducing the Limited Edition Vail Lifaloft Jacket
In honor of Helly Hansen and Vail Resorts’ longstanding relationship, the two brands have partnered for the 2019-20 winter season…
Slowing Down to Feel Alive: A Reflection from Kaylin Richardson
Breathe in. Breathe out. When you break it down to the absolute basics, breathing is the essence of being alive.…
HELLY HANSEN AND RNLI REACHES SIGNIFICANT MILESTONE IN PARTNERSHIP
Yesterday marked an important milestone in our strategic partnership with the RNLI as we reach the final stages of a…
RNLI TOWER STATION: MEET THE VOLUNTEER CREW
Tower Lifeboat Station on the Thames in the heart of London is the RNLI’s busiest station, and yet very few…