Gary
alone with his team, Mackenzie Bay, Arctic Ocean March 2002
Gary has made three
consecutive long-haul expeditions on the Arctic Ocean and endured winters
in the Yukon and Canada's Northwest Territories; areas infamous for their
violent storms and debilitating cold. In a recent statement after his
last trip Gary said;
"I've a no compromise
attitude. Dogs, nutrition, gear, training and clothing are all scrutinised
for improvement. Working with a first choice specialist such as RAB enables
me to push and perform alone under brutal conditions. The crucial feedback
and development ideas I bring back are sparked off from critical experiences
in wilderness regions. From this, RAB continue to develop vital clothing
knowledge and when I return north, the reassuring attention to detail
in my own clothing system warrants peace of mind that should extend to
enhance your own adventure experiences".
RAB continue to support
Gary and throughout his next expedition we'll be posting updates as the
adventure unfolds. As for his use of RAB gear, his firm favourite is the
Vapour-rise top, worn next to the skin to provide a wicking, thermal,
windproof layer ideal for his high exercise ski days in low temperatures.
In fact Gary rates the vapour-rise system so highly he wears it for all
his training and recommends layering multiple vapour-rise in cold conditions.
Gary also uses the Neutrino vest and a RAB down jacket but modified with
a wolverine fur trim to the hood!
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