Randi Skaug - Adventurer As a professional adventurer for almost 30 years, Randi Skaug has overcome some of the world's most inhospitable places. On May 20, 2004, she became the first Norwegian woman to climb Mt. Everest and in 2007 she completed Seven Summits, the highest mountain on any continent. Randi was also the first woman to complete the route to Amundsen across the Hardangervidda, the one he failed himself.
“The Polar Expedition jacket is probably Brynje's favorite, but it's because I use it so much in everyday life. A lovely, lightweight and warm mesh fleece! As expedition equipment, I almost don't think I can choose, but in general, Brynje has been a contributing factor in my ability to achieve my dreams. ”
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More about Randi Skaug:
randiskaug.no Instagram - @skaugrandi Facebook - @naustholmenrandi
Frode Lein - Ultralunner Frode Lein is one of Norway's roughest ultra runners with experience from several of the world's most extreme ultrars. He has crossed several of the largest mountain ranges in the world, through the most dangerous deserts, deep in jungles, on the ice towards the South Pole and on Greenland. As he himself summarizes, "... it has been warmer than 60 degrees, colder than -45, humidity above 90% and higher than 6,000 meters above sea level". In addition to running long and long himself, Frode is educated in college management and coach as well as Pose Method® Certified Technique Specialist with Olympic coach Dr. Nicholas S. Romanov. Frode teaches at the World Running Academy where he shares his expertise and passion.
Frode has used Brynje garments in places that are ranked as the world's hottest and coldest, as well as high up in extreme mountain ranges
More about Frode Lein:
exploringthelimits.com Instagram - @frodelein Facebook - Frode Lein
Teodor Glomnes Johansen - Adventurer Teodor is one of Norway's most experienced young adventurers. Despite his age, he has managed to undertake a number of expeditions where he has experienced both success and disappointment. The lively boy is officially the youngest pole sailor in the world, has climbed a number of peaks at 6,000 meters and been on several 8,000-meter expeditions. “My favorite garment from Brynje must probably be Super Thermo lingerie. I've had that with me on everything from Svalbard to Mt. Everest, and it always works. I am a hot guy and it is important that I can get sweaty without starting to freeze. There is Super Thermo absolutely superior! ”
2011/12 - Antarctica Expedition (166 km) 2012 - beat - Dagali (unassisted / unsupported - 200 km) 2013 - Mt. Ramdung Expedition 2013 - Dagali - Bergen (unassisted / unsupported - 240 km) 2013 - Mt. Manaslu Expedition (8163 m) 2014 - Mt. Lobuche East Expedition (6119m) 2014 - Mt. Everest Expedition (8848 m) - Aborted because of avalanche. 2015 - Mt. mja Tse (6189 m) 2015 - Mt. Everest Expedition (8848m) - Aborted because of earthquakes. 2015 - Mt. Kilimanjaro (5895 m) 2016 - Svalbard Expedition (unassisted / unsupported 614 km)
Mattias Jansson - Main guide and manager of Outdoorsupport Mattias has more than 15 years of experience from mountain hiking, expeditions, kayaking, climbing, as well as skiing and telemark. As a versatile guide, he has traveled around the world and arranged tours, including in Sweden, Iran, Turkey and Morocco. Mattias holds a bachelor's degree in Tourism Management, a two-year degree in outdoor leadership education and a two-year education in Outdoor Air Engineering. Previously, he worked as project manager for tourism development in the Norwegian national parks, and now runs Outdoorsupport which provides guiding and organizing outdoor activities. “The garment I used most from Brynje is the Antarctic jacket with full wind peaks. I use it instead of the regular outer jacket for the office, but also when I'm sitting around the fire or lying in the tent. What I like about it is that I don't have to wear so much underneath. Even in winter, a thin wool sweater or shirt is enough, the jacket does the rest. I only need the shell jacket when I set out down. Learn more about Mattias Jansson
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