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Mountain Warehouse Plants Its Flag on Queen Street
www.mountainwarehouse.com Adventure just got a little more accessible in the heart of Auckland. Outdoor gear giant Mountain Warehouse has opened…
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D-Link A/NZ launches DWR-933M 4G+ LTE Cat6 Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot
D-Link A/NZ has unveiled the new DWR-933M 4G+ LTE Cat6 Wi-Fi 6 Mobile Hotspot, enabling users to stay connected on…
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New Zealand joins another record-breaking boost for spinal cord research:
On Sunday, for the 12th time, the world came together to run for those who can’t, as nearly a third…
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Redefining Off-Grid Living: A First-Ever Round-the-World Drive by Camper Van
The founders of Tiny Planet, a leader in luxury off-road van conversions, are taking their vision global. Denis and Sofia,…
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Tūroa Is Open for Winter
Tūroa Ski Area is thrilled to announce its official winter opening, with, hospitality and snow play kicking off in Alpine…
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NAZARÉ,
The World Surf League (WSL) TUDOR Nazaré Big Wave Challenge unfolded today in challenging 25-35 foot waves at the world-famous…
Events
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Wānaka’s Finley Melville Ives Crowned Freeski Halfpipe World Champion
Finley Melville Ives (Wānaka, 18) has put down one of the most explosive freeski halfpipe runs in history to…
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Mystery Solved: Crankworx Full Tilt Takes the Stage in Cairns
The Crankworx Mystery Event has finally been revealed! A new challenge is coming with the brand-new Crankworx Full Tilt event,…
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Zoi Sadowski-Synnott Wins Final Slopestyle World Cup of 2025, Secures Career First Snowboard Crystal Globe
Kiwi Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Wānaka, 24) will be bringing home her career first FIS Snowboard Slopestyle Crystal Globe after taking the…
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The Untamed Power of Supertubos: What Makes Peniche a Surfer’s Dream Destination
The 2025 MEO Rip Curl Pro Portugal is set to begin on March 15, bringing the world’s top surfers to…
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Ice Climbing
The glacial blue walls shimmer like something out of a dream. Axes swing, crampons bite, and every move is a delicate balance between control and chaos. Ice climbing is one of the most dangerous sports on the planet—but that’s precisely why people can’t get enough of it.
Dani Arnold makes a free solo ascent of the icefall Beta Block Super up the Breitwangfluh above Kandersteg, Switzerland on December 24, 2017 // Valentin Luthiger / Red Bull Content Pool // SI201801220119 // Usage for editorial use only //
Unlike rock climbing, where holds are (mostly) fixed, ice climbing presents an ever-changing battlefield. The ice is never the same twice. Temperature fluctuations mean what was a solid route in the morning can be a waterfall by afternoon. A seemingly bombproof pillar can shatter under an axe swing, sending climbers into a freefall of ice chunks and adrenaline. Full story follow the bio link
Ice Climbing
The glacial blue walls shimmer like something out of a dream. Axes swing, crampons bite, and every move is a delicate balance between control and chaos. Ice climbing is one of the most dangerous sports on the planet—but that’s precisely why people can’t get enough of it.
Dani Arnold makes a free solo ascent of the icefall Beta Block Super up the Breitwangfluh above Kandersteg, Switzerland on December 24, 2017 // Valentin Luthiger / Red Bull Content Pool // SI201801220119 // Usage for editorial use only //
Unlike rock climbing, where holds are (mostly) fixed, ice climbing presents an ever-changing battlefield. The ice is never the same twice. Temperature fluctuations mean what was a solid route in the morning can be a waterfall by afternoon. A seemingly bombproof pillar can shatter under an axe swing, sending climbers into a freefall of ice chunks and adrenaline. Full story follow the bio link
The Solomon Islands: An Untamed Paradise
Tucked into the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands are an adventure waiting to happen. But not the kind that requires a death wish or a six-month training plan. This is adventure experience at its best—real, raw, and immersive, yet accessible to anyone with a pulse and a curiosity for the unknown.
Think of it as the antidote to overdeveloped tourist hotspots. No sprawling resorts. No themed attractions. Just the kind of travel where you trade the predictable for the authentic. From kayaking through mangrove mazes to diving in WWII wrecks, hiking volcanoes, or paddling between jungle-clad islands, the Solomons are about experience, not spectacle. - for the full story and links go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz
#solomonislands @solomonislands @divesolomonislands @solomon_surf
The Solomon Islands: An Untamed Paradise
Tucked into the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands are an adventure waiting to happen. But not the kind that requires a death wish or a six-month training plan. This is adventure experience at its best—real, raw, and immersive, yet accessible to anyone with a pulse and a curiosity for the unknown.
Think of it as the antidote to overdeveloped tourist hotspots. No sprawling resorts. No themed attractions. Just the kind of travel where you trade the predictable for the authentic. From kayaking through mangrove mazes to diving in WWII wrecks, hiking volcanoes, or paddling between jungle-clad islands, the Solomons are about experience, not spectacle. - for the full story and links go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz
#solomonislands @solomonislands @divesolomonislands @solomon_surf
The Pathfinder Hemp-Based Non-Alcoholic Spirit
Out in the wild, the best discoveries are the ones you don’t plan for—hidden waterfalls, unbeaten trails, secret breaks. The Pathfinder Hemp & Root is that kind of discovery: a non-alcoholic spirit that doesn’t just follow the old tracks—it forges a whole new route. Fermented from hemp and refined in copper pot stills with the precision of a backcountry distiller, The Pathfinder smells like a spirit, tastes like a spirit, and mixes like a spirit—without the wreckage of a next-day hangover. It’s the bold shot you throw back after a big climb, a hard ride, or a night under a broken tent fly, knowing you’ll still be sharp when the sun punches over the ridgeline. For more go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz and https://thechiller.co.nz @thechillernz #thechiller @drinkthepathfinder
The Pathfinder Hemp-Based Non-Alcoholic Spirit
Out in the wild, the best discoveries are the ones you don’t plan for—hidden waterfalls, unbeaten trails, secret breaks. The Pathfinder Hemp & Root is that kind of discovery: a non-alcoholic spirit that doesn’t just follow the old tracks—it forges a whole new route. Fermented from hemp and refined in copper pot stills with the precision of a backcountry distiller, The Pathfinder smells like a spirit, tastes like a spirit, and mixes like a spirit—without the wreckage of a next-day hangover. It’s the bold shot you throw back after a big climb, a hard ride, or a night under a broken tent fly, knowing you’ll still be sharp when the sun punches over the ridgeline. For more go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz and https://thechiller.co.nz @thechillernz #thechiller @drinkthepathfinder
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See the full story here
https://adventuremagazine.co.nz/read-explore-grow-%f0%9f%8c%b1/
or follow the bio
#printfirst #adventuremagazine
Wānaka’s Craig Murray has won the inaugural Yeti Natural Selection Ski event, held in the incredible Tordrillo mountain range in Alaska.
“I feel incredible, today has been something out of a dream, this whole setup being out here in the Tordrillo’s is crazy…I honestly can’t believe I ended up in the finals and ended up taking it out, it’s surreal. I am so happy and I would like to thank everyone for all the support, it means so much.” – Craig Murray.
The invite only event saw legends of freeride take on some of the biggest names in the park & pipe world on the formidable ‘Priority 1’ face in the Alaskan ranges. Utilising a knock out format, over and over again Murray delivered his trademark huge, fluid lines for which he is so well known and respected for in the international ski community. full story follow the bio or go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz @naturalselectionski @yeti_au
Wānaka’s Craig Murray has won the inaugural Yeti Natural Selection Ski event, held in the incredible Tordrillo mountain range in Alaska.
“I feel incredible, today has been something out of a dream, this whole setup being out here in the Tordrillo’s is crazy…I honestly can’t believe I ended up in the finals and ended up taking it out, it’s surreal. I am so happy and I would like to thank everyone for all the support, it means so much.” – Craig Murray.
The invite only event saw legends of freeride take on some of the biggest names in the park & pipe world on the formidable ‘Priority 1’ face in the Alaskan ranges. Utilising a knock out format, over and over again Murray delivered his trademark huge, fluid lines for which he is so well known and respected for in the international ski community. full story follow the bio or go to www.adventuremagazine.co.nz @naturalselectionski @yeti_au
What you reading Zeb Powell??? @zebpowelll Zeb Powell hits a jump reading the Red Bulletin at Red Bull Slide-In Tour / Red Bull Content Pool / photographer Allison Jaeger @alli_jaeger
What you reading Zeb Powell??? @zebpowelll Zeb Powell hits a jump reading the Red Bulletin at Red Bull Slide-In Tour / Red Bull Content Pool / photographer Allison Jaeger @alli_jaeger
