How to Make Your Tent Last Forever
In the field, stuff happens, and knowing how to cope can be the difference between a great trip and a miserable one. Plus, your tent should last many years, but only if you know how to keep it working properly.
#NoBadWeather presented by Marmot
With rain sweeping the country as spring kicks into gear, Climbing teamed up with Marmot on a special month-long celebration of wet-weather adventure. Working with Marmot athletes like mountaineer Pete Takeda, this collaboration brings you tips for staying dry, amazing rainy destinations to visit, gear that sets new standards in foul-weather performance, and videos full of lush scenery and inspiration.
How to Keep Your Pack From Getting Gross
In the field stuff happens, and knowing how to cope can be the difference between a great trip and a miserable one. Plus, your backpack should last many years, but only if you know how to keep it working properly.
How to Keep Your Feet Dry
Your boots should last years, but only if you know how to keep them properly conditioned.
How to Care for Quality Raingear
In the field, stuff happens, and knowing how to cope can be the difference between a great trip and a miserable one.
The Rain Room
Step inside the ultimate raingear torture chamber, where Marmot tests new waterproof technology with torrential volumes of precipitation.
Stay Dry Tip: The Secret of Sacred Clothes
How to guarantee that you'll always sleep warm and dry at the end of a stormy day.
Why I Love Bad Weather: Ari Delashmutt
Marmot adventure athlete Ari Delashmutt shares his passion for the outdoors, rain or shine
How to Stay Dry—and Have Fun—in Any Weather
Don't be afraid of a little wet weather. Hiking and camping in the rain can add to the sense of adventure—if you're well prepared for it.
How to Make Your Waterproof Gear Last Forever
In the field, stuff happens, and knowing how to cope can be the difference between a great trip and a miserable one. Plus, your gear should last many years, but only if you know how to keep it working properly.
The Science of Wet Weather Comfort
You’re in the local gear shop and you have one job: find a comfy but durable shell that will keep water out. Here’s everything you need to know.
The Change Agent
Ever since she started snowboarding in high school, Claire Gibson knew she’d do whatever it’d take to get a foot into the outdoor industry.
Wearing Your Raingear Like a Pro
How to stay dry in the great outdoors
Predicting the Weather
You're at the trailhead and ready for rain, but how handy should you keep your shell? Watch the clouds to predict precipitation.
You: 1. Rain: 0.
Don’t let Mother Nature keep you inside. Take it from these pros who adventure rain or shine. With their tips, there’s no such thing as bad weather.
Why I Love Bad Weather: Pete Takeda
Marmot mountaineering athlete Pete Takeda's take on making the best of big storms
Stay Dry Tip: How to Pick Great Raingear
Key features and fabrics can make the difference between all-day comfort and the ruin of a perfectly good wet-weather hike.
The Ultimate Raingear Test
Marmot went to extraordinary lengths to prove its new EVODry jackets wouldn't wet out, even in the worst conditions. Join us in the rain room to see the results.
10 Wet Weather Adventures
In these backcountry paradises, rain is part of the adventure.
This Year’s Most Sustainable Gear
The environment all too often pays the price for high-performing gear. But these 10 products save waste from landfills, ditch harmful chemicals, and allow you to adventure guilt-free.
Stay Dry on The Trail
A little rain never hurt anyone. With these tips, there’s no such thing as bad weather.
Stay Dry Tip: Packing in Reverse
Learn how wet-weather veterans load a pack to keep their most important gear from getting soaked.
Weird Wet Weather
There’s more to rain than falling water. Here are the weirdest wet weather facts you didn’t know.
The Revolution in Raingear Sustainability
Marmot's EVODry jackets set a new standard for reducing impact while improving performance
Stay Dry Tip: What to Do When You Get Soaked
The rain caught you unaware. Now you're getting cold. Learn how to get dry again, and fast.