Professional Users
Eric Philips
Eric Philips is an Australian Polar Guide and Adventurer. His outdoor career spans 25 years during which time he has worked professionally as a wilderness guide, outdoor educator, adventure film presenter and motivational speaker.
Sarah and Eric McNair-Landry
This impressive young brother and sister pair have already become seasoned explorers. In only a few years, they have succesfully completed expeditions to the North Pole, South Pole, Greenland, Mongolia and the Northwest Passage.
Peter Schoen
Peter Schoen is an avid climber and ski mountaineer, and has been doing hard routes all over the world since he was 18 years old. He has achieved many first descents and he has received numerous awards for his photography.
Lisa and Simon Thomas
The two have journeyed over 100,000 miles/161,000 km, have ridden to and through over 60 countries of their planned 122, and they have traveled to the most northerly and southerly points on earth possible by motorcycle.
Mark Seacat
Born and raised in Montana, USA, Mark began hunting, fishing, and roaming the mountains with his parents from a very early age. Mark has since been on climbing expeditions all over the world, interspersed with equally adventurous hunting and fishing trips.
Lars Verket
In 2005, Lars Verket "jumped off the career carousel," as he puts it, to begin a new life as an adventurer, writer and ocean paddler. Over the last few years, Lars has paddled 2500 miles along the southern Norwegian coastline, published three different paddling guides, and has two new ones in the making.
Commonwealth Women's Antarctic Expedition
"Eight women from eight Commonwealth countries with one aim" was the tag line for the Commonwealth Women’s Antarctica Expedition, whose aim was to ski to the Geographic South Pole.
Jenter i kuling
“Jenter i Kuling,” or “Girls in Storm,” is three 25 year old Norwegian women bound by a dream of kiting the length of Greenland.
Fredrik Sträng
Swedish adventurer Fredrik Sträng accomplished in 2006 the amazing feat of climbing the 7 Summits in 7 months!
Matty McNair
Famous Polar explorer Matty McNair is one of the most renowned and experienced polar guides and explorers in the world.
Steven Kazlowski
Steven Kazlowski is one of the most renown wildlife photographers. He is the only wildlife photographer to date who has extensively photographed the Alaskan polar bear and its critical Arctic coastal habitat.
Freya Hoffmeister
In 2007, German paddler Freya Hoffmeister kayaked around Iceland in a record 33 days. As a follow up, she set out to became the first woman to circumnavigate New Zealand’s South Island by sea kayak.
Renata Chlumska
On July 4th, 2005 Renata Chlumska began an adventure that took her around the United States by kayak, bike and inline skates.
Erica Österlund
In March, 2008, she left Jönköping, Sweden, and after a very long and very adventurous 10000 km/6213 miles, she reached Beijing. She did it not to break any records or to garner any kind of publicity or fame, but rather because she simply wanted to experience new things along the way and to interact with new cultures.