Today we have added about a dozen new products to the shop – fans of fly fishing, hiking, and snow sports will really dig these new designs. We have a mix a short sleeve tees, long sleeve t-shirts, hoodies and women fit tees. Only the long sleeve tees are not made from organic cotton, but all products are guaranteed to be the softest most comfortable garment you’ve ever put on. Now is the time to add a few items to your closet, whether you’re looking for something to keep you warm on the trail or just ready to hang out with friends at the local bar.

Let’s take a look at just a few of the new items

1. Women’s Snowflake Organic T-shirt – $19
Classic women’s fit organic t-shirt featuring a stylish snowflake design. They say no two snowflakes are alike … show up at a party in this tee and you’ll be as unique as the snowflakes on it.

2. Evolution of a Hiker – $19
Organic cotton t-shirt featuring the evolution of a hiker. It didn’t take 10 million years for this progression to happen – as soon as our eyes first set watch on a sunset over the Rockies, man has been ready the hike for enjoyment and not necessity.

3. Adams Dry Fly Hoodie – $40
This hoodie is made from a comfortable 55% organic cotton / 45% recycled polyester blend. We know it gets cold standing in the river during the early March weather. This hoodie makes a great base layer to wear under your waterproof top.

I am a sucker for a good timelapse – well, Finding Oregon isn’t just good … it’s great. Take a journey through the backcounty of Oregon, discovering the magnificent night sky along the way.

Finding Oregon is the compilation of six months of timelapse photography across the state of Oregon, punctuated by a 1600 mile road trip in September. We’ve filmed the Columbia River Gorge, Mt Hood, Mt Jefferson, the Southwestern Coast, the Alvord Desert, Leslie Gulch, Blue Mountains, Crater Lake, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Deschutes River, and more. We’re proud to have touched all four corners of the state; however Oregon is the kind of place that the more you see, the more places there are to still discover.

I don’t need to explain the importance of having a good spotter while climbing / bouldering. Imagine if just for a split second the spotter was distracted by a bug or a car driving by – this climber could have been seriously injured.

I came across a very well done video this morning called “High Divide.” It follows Coleman Smith and a group of friends along the High Divide Trail in the Olympic National Park, Washington. Coleman, narrates the film – yet also has a Les Stroud filming style to him. I definitely enjoyed the story telling, filming and educaitonal interjections.

Check it out.

Park Life – Yosemite Bouldering is a film about 9 climbers who spend 2 weeks in the Holy Land for climbers, that is Yosemite Valley. This one might be one of the best – from the cinematography to the story telling, it’s extremely well done.

With Park Life, we strive to answer this age-old, omnipresent question: Why? By combining difficult climbing, captivating visuals, and engaging music under the all-encompassing umbrella of a professional production company, we hope to portray a unique lifestyle that has given us all a palpable sense of unwavering purpose. The long-lasting friendships, incessant failure and equally abundant success, reckless commitment and dedication driven to the point of complete and utter irresponsibility; it’s an eternal battle. We do it because we love it.

Best of all, if you enjoyed this film – it’s a free download at LT11.com. Save it to you’re iPad or Android phone for that long trip on a plane or when you’re bored in class. FYI – It’s about 775 mb.