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14.8.2008
Mel Gibson spotted wearing 66°North
Mel Gibson was recently on holiday in Iceland with his two sons.He was spotted wearing a black Tindur Technical jacket while playing golf. Gibson is not the only celebrity that is a fan of our products. Quentin Tarantino, Jake Gyllenhaal and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, among others, have recently been spotted wearing 66°NORTH clothing.
11.8.2008
Reach the top with 66°NORTH
7.7.2008
66°NORTH Down Jackets
4.6.2008
Dreams come true at the top!
130 reached the top of Hvannadalshnjukur on May 31st, and 80 more climbed the peak on June 14th.
3.6.2008
Jake Gyllenhaal wears Glymur 66°NORTH jacket
The newest issue of US Weekly features a whole page of Jake Gyllenhaal wearing a black Glymur breathing jacket from 66°NORTH. In the picture, he is walking down a street in LA with his girlfriend, Oscar winning actress Reese Witherspo8.5.2008
Dagný Linda Kristjánsdóttir quits competitive skiing
Dagný Linda Kristjánsdóttir, Iceland’s longtime top female alpine skiing champion, has decided to retire from training and competition. The reason is the persistent right leg injury that has plagued her. She must now undergo surgery but says that does not guarantee her leg will ever return to full strength.21.4.2008
Choose the right clothes for your outdoor activities
During any your outdoor activities whether you are out generally for leisure or are playing any sport, the biggest challenge which comes before you is that of staying dry all the time. The highest quality and standard of any outdoor or leisure wear is measured by the quantity of dryness you experience. 14.4.2008
Experience Iceland with 66°NORTH
Iceland's natural wonderland is the perfect playground for thrill seekers. They can enjoy once-in-a life time experiences including ice fishing, whale, puffin and seabird watching, kayaking and jet-boating. And whether you prefer to travel by Super Jeep, snowmobile or on the back of an Icelandic horse, 66°NORTH has the ideal clothing to suit your needs.
7.4.2008
150 people reaches the top of Snaefellsjökull with 66°North
Last Saturday, 150 participants from the programme “Reach The Top With 66°NORTH” climbed the Snaefellsjokull Glacier (1446 m/ 4740 feet). Snaefellsjokull was the first of three glaciers the group will climb, in preparations for climbing Hvannadalshnjukur, Iceland’s highest peak, at the beginning of summer.27.2.2008
Great response to the Hvannadalshnúkur tour
A meeting held to promote an upcoming climb of Hvannadalshnúkur, the highest peak of Vatnajökull Glacier, attracted many interested people. The meeting was organised by 66°NORTH and Icelandic Mountain Guides, who are behind the "Reach the Top with 66°NORTH." tour and training programme. If everything goes to plan, the group will climb Hvannadalshnúkur peak in two groups, the first group on May 31st and the second on June 7th.
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