Well protected
For the autumn and winter seasons it's worth looking into our new WINTERLITE sleeping bags with hydrophobic and breathable shell fabric.
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Easy to find my friend ...⠀
On a market in Ethiopia.
Exped backpack pictured: MOUNTAIN PRO
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Almost ready for a comfortable and cozy night outdoors.
Exped gear pictured: Mars II Extreme, SynMat TT, Schnozzel Pumpbag UL - guess what is what ;-)
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waterproof packed !
Photo: Thomas Oschwald, Exped pack: Torrent 40 - waterproof all-rounder with roll-top closure.
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The Swiss Alps are worth an extra effort
Via Ferrata Tälli, Bernese Oberland
Exped gear pictured: Alpine pack BLACK ICE
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Waterproof and fully transparent window ...
... makes it easy to see what has been packed. FOLD DRYBAG CS - available in 4 sizes⠀⠀
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Carpe diem !
Exped gear pictured: new sleeping bags LITE -5°, hiking backpacks SKYLINE, AirMat, DownMat
Photo @thomasoschwald
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EXPEDITION 100 - weatherproof 100 l load monster
Photo: Alea Moebius
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Fast and lite en route
Adventurer Thomas Ulrich across Switzerland with EXPED's minimalist lightweight BLACK ICE pack. Designed for modern alpinists and high altitude climbers.
Photo: Oliver Joliat / Visulaimpact.ch ⠀
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A mat, a tarp, a sleeping bag - your camp is ready.
Exped gear pictured: DownMat UL Winter, Scout Tarp Extreme, Winterlite -6°
Photo: Exped, Jöriseen, Switzerland
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It's a hot summer, look for cool place!
Exped gear pictured: CHASM 40 - the most durable canyoning backpack available
Photo: Thomas Fras
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Obviously, here the Venus tent is the brightest star
Photo: natur-welten.ch⠀
Glacier Aletsch, Switzerland
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There is a comfortable solution ...
... if you have to carry your household, bed and food for a long time: EXPEDITION pack 65, 80 or even 100 L! ⠀
Photo: Annette Ster, Indian Himalaya
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The sun can't always shine
Happy campers with Exped's BIVY PONCHO - as functional as a Swiss Army Knife: full rain and wind protection and double as bivy bag or tarp.
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Trekking in indian himalaya
Mira III HL tent in pole position for a breathtaking view.⠀
Photo: Annette Ster
The maximum outdoor experience
with minimal means
