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New arrivals built for the endless pursuit

Plus, an avalanche and an iPhone on Yashkuk Sar I.

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Patagonia promotes new arrivals, including baselayers and technical gear, designed for outdoor pursuits like climbing and skiing. The brand highlights products like the R1 Ultralight 1/2-Zip and Capilene Lightweight Crew, crafted with durable and comfortable materials. Patagonia also offers free shipping on orders over $99.

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Patagonia New Arrivals

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Built for the Endless Pursuit

Our new baselayers and technical gear are made for the moments you chase—fresh trails, first chair and far-flung summits. They’re crafted with durable, comfortable materials and designed to help you go farther, stay longer and take on what’s next.

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Women’s R1 Ultralight 1/2-Zip

Men’s R1 Ultralight 1/2-Zip

R1® Ultralight 1/2-Zip

Designed to regulate your temperature and keep you protected on big-wall climbs, technical traverses and everything in between.

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Women’s Capilene Lightweight Crew

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Women’s Capilene Lightweight Bottoms

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Men’s Capilene Lightweight Crew

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The First Ascent of Tiger Lily Buttress

By Dane Steadman

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an iPhone on Yashkuk Sar I.

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Photos: (Top) Bec Bastian and Jackson Kramer throw and connect the horns during a ski expedition in India. DANIELLE VILAPLANA (Bottom) About a month before the climb, Cody Winckler scoped a potential bivy in a bergschrund during an acclimatization outing. Yashkuk Yaz Valley, Karakoram, Pakistan. DANE STEADMAN

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