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Mountain Journal Entries

Hill Walking Kit List | The Essential Guide

You never know quite what you’re going to get with hill walking in the UK – sometimes it feels like we get all seasons, just in one day. Our exper...

What’s So Wonderful About Wool?

Edmund Hillary first summited Mount Everest wearing a Shetland jumper. Let’s just dwell on that for a moment: a woolly jumper. We are so used to se...

How to Survive the Winter Running Season

Winter is a spectacular time for getting outdoors. It brings its own magical twists to any activity and inspires new experiences and challenges. Ru...

How To Layer Your Clothes For Outdoor Activities

A well-chosen layering system keeps you warm, dry and comfortable in the outdoors, allowing you to adapt to the terrain and weather conditions thro...

Keeshond Hybrid Fleece

When you get your hands on a Keeshond, the first thing you’ll notice is just how soft and fluffy it is.Anyone wearing a prototype round the office ...

Microfibres: how Alpkit is helping understand the use of plastic in our clothing

We believe that by collaborating with others, we can find solutions to problems like microfibres that quite frankly aren't available were we to wor...

How often do you wash your socks?

Water consumption in the production of clothing can be astronomical – 1000 litres (4 bathtubs) for a cotton t-shirt, 7000 litres (26 bathtubs) for ...

What Is Polygiene® And Why Do We Use It?

None of us want to be smelly – even when we’re out on an adventure! But clothes washing facilities are few and far between in the Great Outdoors. A...

New Griffon hooded mid layer

Here at Alpkit we’re constantly daydreaming about improving weather and longer days, now we’re in March it now feels like it’s just around the corn...