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| EVENTS |
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| TNF Masters, Snowbird: January 22–25 | |||||||||||
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| The North Face Masters 2010 series presented by PrimaLoft® gathers big mountain snowboarders from around the world. The first stop of the 2010 tour will be
held in Snowbird, UT.
More info at http://www.thenorthfacemasters.com |
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| 2010 OR Winter Market: January 21–24 | |||||||||||
| Visit PrimaLoft at booth #39043 and take the PrimaLoft Challenge!
Booth Party Thursday Jan 21st at 5pm featuring the "Knock your socks off" competition, free beer and a chance to win socks made with PrimaLoft yarn. |
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| Mountain Fest 2010: January 15–17 | |||||||||||
| PrimaLoft is a proud sponsor of the 14th annual Adirondack International Mountain Fest held in Keene Valley, NY. Join us for a weekend of climbing
clinics, mountaineering, slide shows, gear demos and much more.
Visit the information pagefor more information. |
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| 2010 Ouray Ice Festival: January 7–10 | |||||||||||
| Visit PrimaLoft at the 2010 Ouray Ice festival to learn about how PrimaLoft
insulation and Yarn products keep you warm, dry and comfortable even in
extreme wet and cold conditions.
Visit http://ourayicefestival.com to learn more about the festival, climbing clinics, and social events. |
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| 2009 Backpacker Get Out More Tour: April–October | |||||||||||
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| PrimaLoft is the official insulation sponsor of the 2009 Backpacker "Get Out More" Tour. Backpacker’s experienced Get Out More road team travels the
country to educate consumers about the skills and equipment they need to Get Out More! The 2009 Get Out More Tour will stop at 50+ outdoor specialty retailers. See the most recent schedule here.
More info at http://www.getoutmore2009.com |
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| Canadian Death Race: August 1–3, 2009 | |||||||||||
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| The North Face along with PrimaLoft sponsor the Canadian Death race, a 125K race held in Grande Cache, Alberta, Canada. Elite racers "cheat Death" in
one of the world's toughest adventure races. The course begins and ends on a 4200 foot plateau, passes over three mountain summits and includes 17,000 feet of elevation change and a major river crossing at the spectacular Hell's Gate canyon at the confluence of the Smoky and Sulphur Rivers.
More info at http://www.canadiandeathrace.com |
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| Red Rock Rendezvous: March 20–22 2009 | |||||||||||
| PrimaLoft co-sponsors the sixth annual Red Rock Rendezvous, March 20–22, 2009. Enjoy a weekend of climbing, food and fun with people from all corners of the country. Learn and climb at clinics taught by some of the world’s best climbers. We’ve got something for every climber, from the beginner to seasoned vets. See PrimaLoft for a free event T shirt.
More info at here |
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| The Peary Centennial North Pole Expedition | |||||||||||
| A 600-mile ski journey from Ward Hunt Island, Canada to the North Pole in the footsteps of Robert E. Peary.
More info at http://www.pearycentennial.com |
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| The Nor'easter | |||||||||||
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| PrimaLoft co-sponsors the Nor’easter climbing, camping, music and movie
festival along with Eastern Mountain Sports at Tenney Mtn. in Plymouth, NH. The event was held Fri-Sun, Sept 26-28 and event featured several
musical acts including State Radio and Tapes n’ Tapes along with the PrimaLoft VIP Insulation Lounge co-sponsored with Outside Magazine.
More info at http://www.noreasterems.com |
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| Mendenhall Towers Trip Report |
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| PrimaLoft co-sponsors climbing trips through the the Mugs Stump Award. More info can be found here
"Well we made it back in one piece. After receiving a royal pounding for two weeks, we got
over 20ft of snow, the weather broke and we were able to get in a wonderful route. March 27-28th we climbed 'The Great White Conqueror'
2500+ft V AI4 M5 A1, for the first ascent of the North Face of the West Tower. We never had to bust out the headlamps, and had a very safe
and 'cozy' bivy the first night. We woke to another beautiful day full great climbing and topped out at 6pm, the West Ridge was in fantastic
shape so we cruised back to camp in two hours with only one rappel. The only thing we left on the entire route was a picket and a sling on our descent. Thank you so much for supporting our trip. We had a great time. Take care and have a great spring." - Ryan Johnson |
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