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Early explorers lugged heavy wool, leather and animal hides to protect themselves from the elements. Fortunately, we modern day explorers can leave those weighty items behind and travel with the “magic” of fleece, a lightweight and cozy wicking material that stuffs easily into any day pack or duffel. Our guides depend on these items and so will you! Made by Patagonia

One word describes this product: Packable. Umm, and light. And warm! OK, it takes a lot of words to describe this jacket by Patagonia that is made of responsibly-sourced down and fits inside a small carry-on bag with your camera, your water bottle and your copy of James Michener's Alaska. It's a great item for cold weather trips and explorations in mountainous regions all year round. This is the jacket that our entire staff wears throughout the winter in Colorado.

This is the ideal jacket for hiking, backpacking, traveling or exploring around town. You will be comfortable in a rainforest with just a shirt underneath or an Alaskan summer as a top layer over a fleece. This is truly the "ultimate travel jacket" and our guides never leave home without this waterproof, breathable shell by Marmot in their day pack. 

This is the ideal jacket for hiking, backpacking, traveling or exploring around town. You will be comfortable in a rainforest with just a shirt underneath or an Alaskan summer as a top layer over a fleece. This is truly the "ultimate travel jacket" and our guides never leave home without this waterproof, breathable shell by Marmot in their day pack. 

In our decades of planning and guiding photographic adventures, we’ve come to notice that mother nature is indifferent to how dry your camera stays during an expedition. Fortunately, you have the upper hand now with our Storm Jacket camera cover by Vortex. Built to endure rain, snow, dust, and sand, and made of rip-proof AquaNylon fabric, it functions just like a rain jacket for your camera and slips on and off in just seconds. Because we know cameras and lenses come in a variety of sizes, so too do these storm jackets. Follow the measurement chart below to make sure you get the proper fit. 

Early explorers lugged heavy wool, leather and animal hides to protect themselves from the elements. Fortunately, we modern-day explorers can leave those weighty items behind and travel with the “magic” of fleece, a lightweight and cozy wicking material that stuffs easily into any day pack or duffel. This lightweight Fleece Guide Jacket by Patagonia is just the right thing to take the edge off a cool, fall evening by the campfire.

One word describes this product: Packable. Umm, and light. And warm! OK, it takes a lot of words to describe this jacket by Patagonia that is made of responsibly-sourced down and fits inside a small carry-on bag with your camera, your water bottle and your copy of James Michener's Alaska. It's a great item for cold weather trips and explorations in mountainous regions all year round. This is the jacket that our entire staff wears throughout the winter in Colorado.

Take a sip of adventure every time you use these tastefully-sized stemless wine glasses. These were added to the Gear Store by popular demand after so many of our guests used them on our trips and asked to take them home. Guaranteed to provoke travel stories at any dinner party, these are perfect as a gift or as an addition to your own collection of glassware. In the words of the great adventurer Ernest Hemingway, “Wine is the most civilized thing in the world."

"I've never found a travel item more useful—it keeps my ears warm on a chilly sunrise safari drive, it works great as a lightweight neck gaiter, and I can use it as a bandana to block dust. So what if my grandmother would call it 'schmatta'!" So says our founder and president, Ben Bressler. We recommend this item!

These sun and wind shields are not medical devices and have not been shown to prevent the spread of COVID-19. While they may serve as a reminder not to touch your face, they are designed to protect against sun, wind and dust, not viruses.

Our standard issue Nat Hab Guide Cap is the essential piece of gear for our worldwide guiding corps. It's just an adjustable cotton cap, but our naturalists, scientists and field staff collect these and wear them habitually, washing them (we hope, at least occasionally) and wearing them until they are but mere threads and a brim upon their fact-filled noggins. It's a Nat Hab classic!