April 18, 2012

Lucy Stevenson
Lucy Stevenson

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Amazing Time Lapse II - Landscapes

We shared a mindblowing video back in February simply called 'The Mountain' by TSO Photography.

Now we've just discovered another one, recorded by Dustin Farrell in Arizona and Utah and frankly, it's stunning.

Go and make a cup of tea while it loads up, (it's worth it) then go full screen HD. 

April 12, 2012

Lucy Stevenson
Lucy Stevenson

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Product Spotlight ›

Cocona® Merino Hiking Socks

Super Breathable Hiking Socks

We've enjoyed some great technical fabrics over the years, but we're pretty excited about our unique Cocona / Merino wool Hiking Socks...

What is Cocona?

Cocona® is blended into the yarn of all our socks, and has been shown to increase breathability between 50 and 250%. Your feet will be drier over a longer distance when you've taken to the hills, helping to reduce the likelyhood of blisters. Cocona itself is naturally derived from Coconut Husk, leaving a low ecological footprint (excuse the pun)...

Merino Wool too?

Merino wool is one of the softest and durable out there, and it's used in our socks to retain warmth. It's softness allows it to be used next to the skin as a base layer, so don't worry about having itchy feet! 

What options do you have?

We tailor-make our socks for Men and Ladies, with two colour and weight options.

HikeMid Hiking Sock - Navy  WalkLite Walking Sock - Violet

HikeMid is a midweight hiking sock, most suitable for day or weekend expeditions. This sock will withstand Duke of Edinburgh multi-day hikes, or a walking holiday to the Cairngorms.

 

WalkLite is a lightweight walking sock that is best suited to warmer conditions. It's ultra-breathable top panel ensures that you're feet remain as cool and dry as possible. Perfect for a week's trail walking in Spain.

April 06, 2012

Lucy Stevenson
Lucy Stevenson

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Outdoors Easter

Outdoors is the best way to spend Easter...

Why bother spending this Easter inside? Sure there might be the usual discouragements, but we've got a few ideas to get you and your family outdoors...

1. Bike

Instead of putting on another DVD, head down to your local park for a bike ride. If you're not too far away, maybe head to a forest park and put that ample suspension to good use.

2. Walk

Walking is great for clearing your head, and you don't need us to tell you how good it is for your body too... Take the opportunity to walk to the shops, or plan a day out to a loooong beach.

3. Surf

Not the internet variety. Take a look at a map and find your nearest break - chances are there's a surf school nearby. Our local surf spot in Portrush has the Troggs Surf School on hand to help.

4. Camp

If you have a couple of days spare, you should definitely consider packing up a tent and hitting the wilderness. Or a campsite might do. Nothing beats a night-time camp fire.

5. Record

This might seem like an odd choice, but think of all the times you've enjoyed being outside but have forgotten to preserve it? Why not head out with a camera and start taking photos of the things you love. Your kids will thank you for it one day!

 

Target Dry sells a range of waterproof clothing for the outdoors, and specializes in Mac in a Sac Lightweight, Packaway Jackets.

 

April 02, 2012

Lucy Stevenson
Lucy Stevenson

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Mac in a Sac Giveaway

Heads up!

We're giving away one Mac in a Sac 2 Jacket each week until the end of April 2012 on our lovely Facebook page. Head on over there now to get your name in the hat...  

Our last two winner's were pretty happy, and we like to think that we made their Friday's extra special!

 

February 15, 2012

Lucy Stevenson
Lucy Stevenson

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Amazing Time Lapse - The Mountain

Check out this amazing time-lapse video called 'The Mountain' from TSO Photography on Vimeo. Filmed from El-Teide in Spain, it captures the Milky Way in all its brilliance, and even its interaction with a sandstorm.

Anyone who enjoys those cold, clear nights in the wilderness will appreciate this one. If you're into photography, get in touch, we'll always appreciate those images...

The Mountain from TSO Photography on Vimeo.