
Why we size packs instead of adjusting them
Every adjustable harness is a compromise between three body shapes. We would rather make three packs badly suited to nobody else and perfectly suited to you.
Scree is the broken rock between the last tree and the top. We make the fifteen things you need to cross it, and nothing else.
Start at the top
Load-bearing 60 L with removable frame and ski carry.

Single-hoop emergency shelter. Pitches inside two minutes.
Limited-12 °C comfort. 850-fill, traceable down, box-wall.

Twelve-point steel. Fits a welted boot or a flexible one.

Shell mitts to go over gloves. Nose wipe, no apology.
Loose rock, no shade, weather that turns inside an hour. Everything earns its grams.
BestsellerFrameless 45 L haul pack. Two belt sizes, three backs.

Three-layer shell cut over a mid-layer. Helmet hood.

Three-section folding carbon. Cork grips, steel tips.

Knee-high, front-entry. For the ground the shop is named after.

UPF 50 hooded layer. Thumb loops, no zip.
Damp, sheltered, forgiving. Kit here can afford to be heavier and more comfortable.
NewSilnylon flat tarp. Eleven pitch points, no poles included.

Nesting pot, pan, lid and two mugs. Anodised, not coated.

Welded TPU sleeve for a folded 1:25,000 sheet.

Sticky rubber, drainage ports, half-shank.

Three roll-tops: 3 L, 8 L, 13 L. Welded, not stitched.

Every adjustable harness is a compromise between three body shapes. We would rather make three packs badly suited to nobody else and perfectly suited to you.

Anything we make comes back to us for repair, forever, for the cost of materials. Roughly a fifth of what leaves the workshop eventually returns. That is the point.

Nothing ships until four people have carried it for a combined thirty nights. We publish the failures too. The archive of what broke is on the journal.