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With a series of different athlete portraits we take a „close-up“ look at some of the most inspiring and special characters of the Arc ́teryx community. We visit them and show the way they work and live. What is the surrounding that shaped these persons? What inspires them? What challenges are they dealing with at the moment?

Ep.1 - Circles

What do firefighting, top podium finishes, and contagious energy have in common? Mountain runner Emma Cook-Clarke. “Motivated by the pure element of running,” Emma finds no limits in what she can do when “up high and greeted by the incredible and unique terrain the mountains deliver. Out there, it’s hard not to feel giddy and energized.” Up with Emma Cook-Clarke.

Camera: El Flamingo

Ep.2 - Collage

Coming into the climbing world relatively late, Amity has quickly established herself as one of the world's best big wall free climbers. With four free routes up El Cap under her belt, plus a plethora of other difficult multi and single-pitch climbs, Amity’s quick success on stone is unheard of. Her secret? “Trying REALLY hard,” she says. “I can work hard, I can try hard, and I can give absolutely 100 percent,” she says.

Camera: El Flamingo

Ep.3 - Contrast

Elena Hight burst onto the snowboarding scene at a young age and quickly gained recognition for her talent and innovative riding style. Elena made history by becoming the first woman to land a double backside alley-oop rodeo in competition. Competing on both the Winter X Games and the Winter Olympics. Her dedication and achievements have solidified her status as one of the top female snowboarders in the world.

Camera: Leslie Hittmeier