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SURE, YOU CAN FOLLOW THE BEATEN PATH OR YOU CAN SOAR ABOVE IT,

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BECAUSE YOU’RE A CREATOR. YOU’RE A BELIEVER. YOU LIVE FOR THE NEW, FOR THE INDESCRIBABLE, FOR THE FEELING OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES, OF PURE FOCUS & FLOW.

YOU’RE ALWAYS READY TO CHALLENGE AND

WHATEVER YOU’RE DOING AND WHEREVER YOU’RE DOING IT, YOU LIVE IN A PLACE BEYOND TRAILS AND PATHS.

YOU LIVE IN THE MOMENT.

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ANDREW TAYLOR

WITH SIX BIKES AND ONE MAGICAL BUS, ANDREW TAYLOR SEARCHES FOR THE PERFECT FREERIDE ON THE ROAD TRIP OF A LIFETIME. DAT E O F B I RT H : 1 ST J A N U A R Y 1 9 8 8

Imagine the perfect freeride. For Andrew Taylor, 28, that looks like the open face of a mountain with compacted dirt and flowing terrain, open sky and endless scenery soaring in all directions and the choice to drop in wherever you wish. Now… just bomb downhill. That was the vision that Andrew hoped to realize on an epic journey to Alaska. Exploring the big mountains of Alaska had been his dream ever since he was a kid. Alaska is almost 5,000km away from his home in Santa Cruz, however. The question was: ‘How would he get there?’

A L L A B OA R D T H E BU S Andrew initially considered purchasing a Volkswagen van, which is the ultimate road-trip icon. Turns out, however, “V-Dubs” are actually quite expensive. On to Plan B and a most unusual choice. Andrew found a used school bus for sale for $2,000. It was yellow, about seven metres long, full of seats, and had 321,868km on the clock.

It was perfect. He tore out the seats, and installed hardwood floors, a bed and a kitchen, complete with a sink, refrigerator and a stove. He installed solar panels on the roof to run his appliances with green energy.

NOW .... JUST BOMB DOWNHILL On the back, Andrew hired a friend to build a custom bike rack that could hold six mountain bikes, a motorcycle and a barbecue grill. But perhaps the most unique feature is the paint job. An artist, another friend, painted a custom mural that wrapped around the entire bus. There was only one thing left for to do. “I didn’t really train for this trip,” Andrew explains. “However, I did grow a sweet beard. If you’re going to Alaska, you need to have a sweet beard!”

HEADING NORTH Andrew posted his plan on Instagram, using the hashtag #AKorBUST. What followed is testament to the ways people now use social media to communicate and connect with each other. Local bikers who were following Andrew’s journey started reaching out. “People were contacting me and saying I should stop by,” says Andrew. “It was actually kind of cool. It’s how I met a few different people along the way.” The first stop was Humboldt County, in northern California, to ride with locals. It was a 7h drive — yet he hadn’t even made it out of his home state! Next up was Ashland, Oregon. A day or two of biking, and then onward to Whistler, in British Columbia, where Andrew competed in the Crankworx competition. “From there, I made my way north,” says Andrew. “This is the part I was most excited about, because I hadn’t really been past Whistler. My first stop was in Farwell Canyon, which had amazing views and trails.” Farwell Canyon blew Andrew away and it ended up being his favorite stopping point on the drive. “You had to hike two hours to the top of the ridges, then drop down toward this big river.” From Farwell Canyon, he reached the start of the forbidding Alaskan Highway — a point of no return.

HEALY

HOMETOWN: S A N TA C R U Z , CALIFORNIA

ENTERING AK Three full days of driving ensued. His only stop was “chillaxing” for a few hours in the famous Liard Hot Springs, in the middle of the Yukon wilderness. Finally, Andrew, with his fully “sweet beard”, crossed the border in Fairbanks, Alaska. As he was driving around looking for a local bike store to get information about where to bike, an interesting encounter happened. A car pulled up behind his bus, and out jumped a teenage kid and his mum. “He’d seen my bus on one of the mountain biking websites and they pulled me over,” says Andrew. “He said he wanted

« I THINK IT WAS THE MOST EXPLORING I’VE EVER DONE ON MY BIKE. »

to show me around. So first thing, I got a tour from one of the local kids.” The recognizable paint job was not just for decoration — it was proving itself to be quite useful! Now, Andrew headed to Healy, at the entrance of Denali National Park. But first, some fishing with a local guide. Throughout the trip, Andrew cooked every single meal out of his bus. “I was eating normal food,” he explains. “But the best meal was that evening, after catching a trout. We barbecued it as the Northern Lights went off all around us. I’d say that was the most memorable meal.” Andrew was itching to get on his bike and explore. “Alaska is just so big,” he says. “In a sense, it’s almost overwhelming.” The Alaska leg of the trip ended up being gruelling. Allday missions on his bike, trying to find new terrain to drop. “I think it was the most exploring I’ve ever done on my bike,” he says. “Just being out for days on end, in the middle of nowhere. In a sense, it was an ultimate exploration.”

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But one of the most memorable moments came when he hired a helicopter to land him on top of a remote mountain. All around him were open skies and perfect views of Denali and beyond. Beneath him was an endless ridge and an open face — the choice of where to drop in was his and his alone. “That was one of those moments where it was like, ‘Yeah, this is insane!’” he says.

LAST STOP Healy, Alaska

FIRST STOP Humboldt County, California

S O U T H WA R D B O U N D After six weeks on the road, biking almost every day from sun-up to sunset, Andrew was exhausted. He drove home, taking seven straight days, and completing a nearly 10,000km round trip. He’s already planning his next adventure. “Originally, when I thought of this idea, the mural on the bus is of mountains, representing Alaska. But it wraps around the other side and becomes a desert. And that’s where I want to go next. Drive south, down to Baja, Mexico, and do some surfing and riding as well.” No matter which direction he heads, for Andrew, the joy of riding remains. “I love the freedom it gives me,” he says. “Being able to explore on my bike and bomb sweet hills.”

SPOTS YOU CAN’T MISS WHISTLER, BRITISH COLUMBIA: Everything from bike parks to freeride. Don’t miss the Crankworx Festival in August. FARWELL CANYON, BRITISH COLUMBIA: At the edge of the Yukon wilderness: sand dunes, rivers and salmon fishing. LIARD HOT SPRINGS, BRITISH COLUMBIA: The second-largest hot springs in Canada offers relief to travellers after a long day on the Alaskan Highway. HEALY, ALASKA: Fishing and wilderness with freeride potential unexplored.

« I LOVE THE FREEDOM MOUNTAIN BIKING GIVES ME. BEING ABLE TO EXPLORE ON MY BIKE AND BOMB SWEET HILLS. »

GOD OF NEW

FABIAN BUHL

OCC U PAT I O N : PROFESSIONAL CLIMBER

HOMETOWN: O B E R S TA U F E N , GERMANY

FABIAN BUHL SOLO REDPOINTS “GANESHA” (8C) AT THE SONNWENDWAND, LOFERER STEINPLATTE, AUSTRIA.

After being the first to repeat Alex Huber’s “Nirwana”, a 7-pitch route on the Sonnwendwand at Loferer Steinplatte considered one of the hardest multi-pitch routes in the World, Fabian Buhl was hooked. The 25-year-old wanted to open his own route in the same style, starting ground-up and solo. Right next to “Nirwana” and the Huberbuam’s fatal route “Karma”, he solo-redpointed “Ganesha” (8c), a 6-pitch route named after an elephant-headed Hindu god that is widely revered as the remover of obstacles and the God of New Beginnings. It’s a great image for overcoming the many hurdles he faced while developing his very own rope management system that has given him the confidence to tackle many more free-climbing projects in the future. It all started with repeating “Nirwana” (8c). The route is located at the Loferer Alm in Austria and is one of the

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masterpieces of Alex Huber. Two years ago, Fabian was standing right underneath that rock face for the first time and was deeply impressed by the overhanging wall with its perfect limestone. It was not only the beauty of the line and the spaced-out protection that impressed the young German; it was mainly the style in which Alex had opened the route that inspired him - ground-up and solo, something Fabian couldn’t imagine doing back then.

TA K I N G H I G H E R R I S K S A N D A C C E P T I N G B I G G E R FA L L S As time passed by and his climbing skills and routines progressed, Fabian decided to give rope-soloing a try to see whether he would enjoy it. He remembered a crack system at Sonnwendwand next to “Nirwana” and was ready to face the challenge of opening a line ground-up

as few bolts as possible. He wasn’t even sure if the third pitch was climbable but was keen to try it. Over the winter, he worked on improving his solo system. After many hours of trying, he finally developed a with rope management that worked for him. It also meant he had to take higher risks and accept bigger falls. Otherwise he wouldn’t be able to get the rope fast enough to clip during difficult pitches.

F I R ST A N D F O R E M O ST A M E N TA L C H A L L E N G E In spring 2016, Fabian cleaned the cracks and brushed the lichen off the holds. During that process he tried to find the beta and realized that the lower pitches would be mentally tough because he wasn’t using a single bolt in them. The crux pitches were N°3 – a very hard boulder around a bad pinch with a complex heel hook – and N°5 – a technical, slightly overhanging face climb with a dyno to the lip – with only two bolts each, making for a total of four bolts on 200m (plus the bolts on the belay).

GETTING

U P AT 4 A M T O S TA R T THE REDPOINT ASCENT

Fabian’s major challenge for solo redpointing was the endurance, due to long holding times while organizing his rope. He had to learn on the move whether he could put out enough rope for the upcoming metres without having too much rope in the system. There was a high risk of hitting the ledge. Whenever possible, Fabian worked on his project… weather permitting. In the summer, the south-facing wall was exposed to the sun all day long. So he had to get up at 4 am to start his redpoint ascent at first light. He had good conditions between 4:30 am and noon, but he still smeared off at the end of the crucial fifth pitch for two days in a row, meaning he had to get up early again and again. On the third day, however, there was a slight breeze and that finally allowed him to solo redpoint “Ganesha” (8c).

« IT WAS A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE, TO SAY THE LEAST, ONE THAT I DID NOT WANT TO MISS. »

BEHIND THE SCENES When not spending time in the mountains, either freeride skiing or trail running, Fabian Buhl has a whole range of hobbies. Listening to good music and hanging out with good friends gets a new dimension every time cooking is involved.

LOFER

“I am always curious to learn different cooking styles. It sometimes feels like escaping to a different world.”

« GIVING IT ALL AND BEING OBSESSED WITH A PROJECT THAT HOLDS WAY MORE THAN JUST A PHYSICAL CHALLENGE IS AMAZING AND WORTH SOME SACRIFICE! »

Another of his great off-rock passions is wood carving. “It makes me feel completely relaxed. I try to be creative but also keep the piece as natural as possible. It makes me happy to take part in the development and then use the furniture or observe the art I made myself.” While shifting between bouldering, sport - or trad to multi-pitch climbing, Fabian never feels bored or in need of a vacation. Yet his home area or Ticino are the places that enable him to thoroughly recharge, especially before embarking on a new project. “The better I prepare myself for a project, the more secure I feel. That’s the moment when doubts get replaced by the joy of trying and when curiosity wins in my head.”

DAT E O F B I RT H : 2 ND N O V E M B E R 1 9 9 0

CLIMBING ROUTES NEARBY GANESHA: SCHNEIDIGER INDIANER (7A+) (bolted) 6 pitches, 170 metres: This route is one of the classics at this face, steep and exposed. WALK THE LINE (6C) (Trad, Cams 0,4 - 4, Stopper Set) 5 pitches, 150 metres: This is one of a few Trad routes nearby, but placements along this route are easy. THE TWO SPORT CLIMBING AREAS “Dietrichshorn” with its 116 routes in the lower and middle grades and “Irrenhaus” with 20 routes mostly in the higher grades are both easily accessible from the same parking area.

For more information about these two sport climbing areas or other climbing areas in Tyrol check out the Tirol climbing guidebook from

C U R R E N T C I T Y: INNSBRUCK, AUSTRIA

Michael Meisl.

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PASSION: W H I T E WAT E R KAYAKING

ADRIAN MATTERN

HOMETOWN: HEIDELBERG, GERMANY

ADRIAN MATTERN TOOK THE PLUNGE AND WON THE 2016 CLAIM FREEDOM ACTIVATION, AND NOW HE’S A FULL-TIME PROFESSIONAL WHITEWATER KAYAKER.

Sometimes you just have to go over the edge to see how far you can go. When you’re in a boat, paddling down the sickest whitewater rapids in the world, the laws of the river rule. It’s all about having respect for the powerful

forces of nature, releasing your instinct to try to control every outcome and just going with the flow. Sometimes those principles aren’t just the laws of the river — they’re guidelines for a righteous way to lead a life. This was Adrian Mattern’s feeling when he approached his father to tell him he wouldn’t be going to university right after school. He needed a year, he said… at least. A year to explore the world and follow his passion for kayaking for as long as it burned within him. His father agreed. After all, he had taken his son boating throughout those early years instead of going to the library. How could he say no? He did, however, have one qualifier: “At some point, you get a college degree,” he said. “OK, I promise I will,” Adrian replied. Now, that one year has turned to four and Adrian has realized his childhood dream of becoming a pro kayaker.

HEIDELBERG

AT T E , AT TA C K ! It all started at a small club in Heidelberg, Germany, when Adrian was just nine years old. Back then, his friends called him Atte. By the time he was 11, he was running whitewater. At first it was just about surviving the raging rapids. Soon, it became about play. Freestyle paddling, hocking loops, airs, and rotations fearlessly. It was those skills that landed Atte on the German National Team, which he represented in the 2013 World Championships in the U.S. Comps, though, werenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t the end-all for Adrian. Tricks were cool, but sitting in an eddy and waiting your turn for 45 seconds of performance in front of a bunch of judges was not. For Adrian, adventure called.

CLAIM FREEDOM The adidas Claim Freedom activation began as a way to inspire outdoor enthusiasts to live life without limits. From all over the world, participants shared their dream projects with the community. Ultimately, seven of them were selected and empowered to realize and document their dreams. An action-packed film documenting four of these adventures was created to a huge response. On the night of its premiere, a jury finally announced Adrian Mattern as the overall winner of the campaign and he was invited to join the adidas family as a new Outdoor athlete.

DAT E O F B I RT H : 1 0 TH J U N E 1 9 9 5

«KAYAKING IS MY LIFE AND I CAN’T THINK OF ANYTHING THAT COULD MAKE ME HAPPIER.» WILD RIVER RUN As Adrian made the transition from the comp scene to exploring the wildest and most remote rivers in the world, he soon earned a reputation as one of the best kayakers in Germany. Talent was one thing, but the real drivers of his success were passion and commitment. That commitment also played a role in Adrian winning the Claim Freedom activation, travelling to the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. to drop some of the most insane waterfalls in the world and subsequently landing a pro contract with adidas. “If you really, really want something in life, there will be a way to achieve it,” Adrian says. “Even if it seems impossible.” Adrian has several projects that he’s working on now, but even as a pro, he’s still staying true to the lessons of the river and going with the flow. “Right now I am just thankful for every day on the water,” he says. “Kayaking is my life and I can’t think of anything that could make me happier. But by the time I’m 30, I also hope to have a college degree.” After all, he did promise his dad…

ÂŠ Parley for the Oceans

Every second breath we take is generated by the oceans, a resource of incredible importance and vastness, yet fragile, endangered and, most of all, dependant on human actions. In light of the need to create positive changes, adidas announced a partnership in April 2015 with Parley for the Oceans, an environmental organisation and network dedicated to raising awareness about the beauty and fragility of the oceans and to collaborate on projects that can end their destruction.

« TOGETHER WE CREATE TRENDS, AND TRENDS HAVE THE POWER TO SHIFT THINKING AND BEHAVIOUR – SOMETIMES EVEN OVERNIGHT. » Cyrill Gutsch, founder of Parley for the Oceans © Jason Childs

With the goal of developing and supporting new technologies to up-cycle marine plastic waste, it didn’t take much for adidas and Parley to put theory into practice. Since the collaboration has been established, several milestones have already been achieved and, in SS17, the very first adidas TERREX Parley products are to be launched: the adidas TERREX Climacool Boat Parley shoe and the adidas TERREX Parley Logo Tee, both made with Parley Ocean Plastic®, high-performance yarn and polymers generated from marine plastic waste.

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E C O - I N N O VAT I O N I N M OT I O N The lodestar of this unique collaboration has not only been to focus on creating the next generation of design concepts, technologies, materials and products, but also to redefine product lifecycles and reinvent production methods, as well as engage consumers, athletes, artists, designers, scientists and environmentalists to start walking the talk, raise their voice and contribute their skills for the ocean cause.

As a founding member, adidas supports Parley for the Oceans in its efforts in communication and education, research and development, direct action and eco-innovation. The mutual focus is on Parleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s comprehensive Ocean Plastic Program, which is led by the Parley A.I.R. Strategy (Avoid, Intercept and Redesign) to end marine plastic pollution. Learn more at www.adidas.com/Parley

FROM MARINE PLASTIC WASTE TO PRODUCT

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IS COLLECTED BY PARLEY PARTNER ORGANISATIONS

BAILED AND SENT TO PARLEY SUPPLY CHAIN PARTNERS...

GO THE EXTRA MILE A prime example of how eco-innovation and technology go hand-in-hand is the TERREX Climacool Boat Parley shoe. Lightweight and breathable, these outdoor shoes are designed to keep you cool on warm days in and around water. The flat knitted upper is made out of Parley Ocean Plastic®, it has a construction for comfort and fit and embedded fast on-and-off speed laces. The TRAXION™ outsole, which grips wet and slippery surfaces, contains an integrated perforation that provides drainage and ventilation, while the entire graphic is inspired by the Maldives Ocean surface.

TERREX Parley Logo Tee

TERREX Climacool Boat Parley shoe

HUG THE OCEAN Another product is the adidas TERREX Parley Logo Tee made with Parley Ocean Plastic® and recycled polyester. The shirt offers excellent performance qualities for outdoor athletes, while its gusset construction under the arm and hydrophilic finish allows full freedom of movement and great wearing comfort when climbing, running or biking in the mountains.

WHERE IT IS SHREDDED AND REWORKED...

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WHICH ARE USED TO CREATE #ADIDASPARLEY PRODUCTS

STRONG,

MINA MARKOVIČ

MINA!

GETTING TO THE TOP ISN’T EASY. BUT STAYING THERE FOR AS MANY YEARS AS MINA MARKOVIČ HAS IS SIMPLY EXTRAORDINARY. HER OUTSTANDING COMPETITIVE AND ROCK CLIMBING SUCCESSES MAKE HER ONE OF THE MOST ACCOMPLISHED CLIMBERS OF OUR TIME. “That was almost too easy. I’d love to do the whole thing again straightaway”, says Slovenian-born Mina Markovič on a beautiful day in December 2015 in the Spanish climbing destination of Santa Linya. The route she calls “almost too easy” is ‘La Fabela pa la Enmienda’, which comes with a grade of 9a – a magic number in climbing circles: the so-called ‘straight 11’, the boundary between strong and really strong. There’s only a handful of women worldwide who have managed to reach that difficulty level. And even fewer women also have multiple overall World Cup victories under their belt. Mina does. But she by no means got there by accident.

ACHIEVEMENTS: THREE TIMES OVERALL WORLD CUP WINNER IN LEAD CLIMBING

TA L E N T A N D D E T E R M I N AT I O N Great success stories usually start small. To be specific: four by eight metres. A very basic climbing wall, erected for sports week at school, was enough to ignite the fire in Mina. But her journey was not without obstacles: the wall was taken down and it took several months for another climbing opportunity to arise. Again it was short-lived as that wall also had to be moved to another location. But one thing was certain: Mina had just as much talent as she did passion. And where there’s passion, there’s a way. Mina pushed her parents to drive her to a climbing wall in another city twice a week. And when her parents were busy, she would hitch-hike or spend her hard-earned pocket money on bus rides or train journeys. This period of her life left a strong mark on Mina – and one that made her strong. And grateful. And committed. Because the things we don’t take for granted are always special. And Mina has maintained that attitude to this day: “I love this sport. But to me, climbing is not just a sport. Climbing is my life. The downsides of it? As far as I’m concerned, there aren’t any!”

“TO ME, CLIMBING IS NOT JUST A SPORT. CLIMBING IS MY LIFE.”

DAT E O F B I RT H : NOVEMBER 1987

A L I F E AT T H E T O P Mina started her career as a competitive athlete in 2001. In 2005, she won the Junior World Championship in Beijing as well as the European Junior Cup and participated in the regular World

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PLACE OF RESIDENCE: LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA

Cup, where she ended up in the Top 5. There was no doubt in anyone’s mind that she would one day be a force to be reckoned with. Since 2010, Mina’s name has been leading the way. And this consistency, according to Mina, is one of her greatest successes: “Keeping myself motivated over such an extended period of time, avoiding injury and never losing the joy is something very special to me. But it’s no coincidence either. It’s the result of good planning, good structure, good preparation.” In 2016, Mina also received the Competition Award – the socalled “Academy Award of Climbing” – at the legendary Rock Master Festival in Arco. So what does the future hold for somebody who’s basically got nothing left to achieve? “I want to keep getting better. I don’t feel I’ve achieved my life goals yet with the 9a. But, on the contrary. I just want to stay in shape and enjoy climbing.”

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R U N - C L I M B - B I K E

WHILE EXPERIENCING A FULL RANGE OF VERSATILE SPORTS ACTIVITIES WITHIN A DAY, IT IS EQUALLY IMPORTANT TO BALANCE YOUR NUTRITION AND MAKE SURE FOOD DIVERSITY DOESN’T GET LEFT BEHIND.

NUTRITION

A DIY OUTDOOR RECIPE FOR A NUTRITIONAL RECHARGE

SERVES: 1-2 INGREDIENTS: Trout, lentils, greens of choice, garlic, lemon, S&P, rapeseed olive oil → →

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250g pre-cooked lentils Large double handful nettles, dandelion or spinach (use full fingered gloves if picking nettles) 1-2 stalks wild garlic, chopped roughly 2 tsp dried lemon zest 500ml water 1 tsp sea salt & pepper 20ml rapeseed olive oil 100g dried or cold smoked trout

EQUIPMENT: Gas stove and pot, spork, gloves, squeeze bottle, ziploc bags, lighter.

METHOD: Bring half the water to the boil. Empty the bag of nettles, blanch for 1 minute, drain, chop roughly and set aside. Discard the cooking liquid. Place the pot back on the heat, add oil. When hot add wild garlic. Cook for 1 minute, add lemon zest, lentils, water, stir and heat for 5 mins. Add the wilted nettles and mix in. Taste and season. Flake the dried trout into the stew and serve.

TIPS & TRICKS ON HOW TO MAINTAIN YOUR ENERGY LEVEL WHILE BEING ON THE MOVE

BEFORE

CARBOHYDRATE ••••• PROTEIN •• FLUID •••• What → A carb-rich meal low in fat & protein → 1-4g carb/kg bodyweight depending on sport → Drink 500ml of water on waking When → 3-4 hrs before activity → 1 hr before leaving have a small snack

AFTER

Why → Carbs are the body’s preferred energy source → It ensures glycogen stores are full, enabling sustained activity → Food high in fat/protein slow digestion & absorption

DURING

CARBOHYDRATE ••••• PROTEIN FLUID ••••• What → Depending on activity, athletes should aim at 30-60g carbs/hr → Intake can be through food, fluid or gels → Drink to thirst or calculate sweat rate When → For activities lasting longer than 90 minutes consume carbs every 20-30 mins to reach 30-60g/hr Why → Delays fatigue by maintaining blood sugar levels → Fluid replaces what is lost during exercise

CARBOHYDRATE ••••• PROTEIN ••• FLUID ••••• What → 3 R’s – Rehydrate (fluid) – Rebuild (carbs) – Repair (protein) → 500ml of fluid (sodium can help absorption), then little and often until urine is clear or you’ve reached pre-exercise weight → 1g carb/kg of bodyweight → 20g protein (not as important as carb) When → If <8hrs recovery before hitting trails again, have a carb-rich snack within 30 mins of stopping activity → Continue hourly for first four hours Why → Top goal is to replenish glycogen stores → Protein can help muscle repair over long-term recovery ALEX COOK Sports Dietitian & Ultra Runner www.thesportsdietitian.co.uk KIERAN CREEVY Expedition Chef & International Mountain Leader www.kierancreevy.com

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TERREX Trailcross Longsleeve

This men’s outdoor fleece combines durable Pontetorto® Techno-stretch fabric with 37.5™ activated carbon fleece for moisture release and temperature control. The full-zip jacket has an athletic, body-hugging fit and thumb loops at the cuffs to protect your hands.

This ½ -zip top is the ideal baselayer, using Polartec’s® best performing Power Grid® fabric on the sleeves and back. It also functions as a midlayer due to the Polartec® Alpha® insulation. It features an overlay of Pertex® Equilibrium® at front, adding the function of a windproof vest.

This technical longsleeve shirt keeps you dry and protected during your bike rides. The sleeve material has great wicking performance thanks to the 37.5™ technology and protects you from the sun. Featuring a zipper pocket in the back to keep your essentials safe while riding.

TERREX Agravic Windshirt

TERREX Agravic Tee

TERREX Felsblock Tee

The evolution of a t-shirt is made of a woven material that allows full freedom of movement and additional protection against wind and light rain. Lightweight Pertex® Equilibrium® fabric makes the construction highly abrasion resistant and breathable. Bonded seams eliminate skin irritation.

This lightweight t-shirt is combining the benefits of wool and synthetic fibers to ensure breathability and a natural look. Polyester has moisture management properties while the wool offers great next to skin comfort and resists odor. The full arm lift design and reduced seams give great freedom of movement.

This lightweight climalite t-shirt transports sweat away and ensures breathability. This sustainable t-shirt is made of organic cotton and recycled polyester. The UPF 15 reduces the exposure of skin to UV rays.

TERREX Climb the city denim

TERREX Trailcross Bermuda

TERREX Agravic Shorts

This pair of Merino Denim pants combines the benefits of wool, cotton and elastane to create a comfortable and stylish outfit. Specifically designed for climbing, these pants feature pre-shaped knees to ensure an ergonomic fit and absolute freedom of movement on the wall.

The 4-way stretch material and construction of this bermuda shorts give you the comfort and freedom of movement you need on your ride. It is bike inner shorts compatible and also easy to wear off the bike. The durable water-repellent treatment and UPF 50+ keep you protected during all your outdoor activities.

Ultra lightweight and minimalistic shorts in a sew-free construction using the Pertex® Equilibrium® fabric with great moisture management properties. A masterpiece of lightness and functionality.

The hybrid construction offers more protection than your average wind jacket. Polartec® Alpha® insulation in the front keeps you warm when the temperature drops, while breathable Pertex Quantum® fabric shields you from the wind without sacrificing weight.

TERREX Agravic Alpha Hooded Shield Jacket

TERREX Agravic Windjacket

TERREX Agravic 3 Layer Jacket

Keep your pace fast and light through changing mountain conditions with this featherweight outdoor jacket for women. Made of ultra-light rip-stop fabric, it’s a breathable shelter from wind and light rain, with bonded seams and elastic bindings for extra protection.

The TERREX Agravic 3 layer jacket is made out of a super-light 3 layer material, which is waterproof and breathable. The jacket features a chest pocket that can turn into a pack-it pocket. Due to its lightweight material, it is easy to stow away and take with you anywhere you are going.

TERREX Stockhorn Hooded Fleece

TERREX Tracerocker Hooded Fleece

TERREX Skyclimb Top

Engineered to keep up with high-endurance athletes, this women’s outdoor hoodie is built with naturally insulating, non-scratchy Pontetorto® Merino TecnoWool. The zip-front hoodie features 37.5™ fabric technology to wick away moisture, resist odour and provide SPF 50+ UV protection.

The 37.5™ technology used in this hooded fleece jacket provides very quick drying properties and reduces the exposure of the skin to UV rays. The elastic binding around hood and on cuffs provide extra protection in cold conditions.

This ½ -zip top is the ideal baselayer, using Polartec’s® best performing Power Grid® fabric. It also functions as a midlayer due to the Polartec® Alpha® insulation. It features an overlay of Pertex® Equilibrium® adding the function of a windproof vest.

TERREX Agravic Windshirt

TERREX Agravic Tee

TERREX Felsblock Top

This lightweight climalite tank transports sweat away and ensures breathability. This sustainable tank is made of organic cotton and recycled polyester. The stretch binding and inner bra ensure an enhanced feminine fit. The UPF 15 reduces the exposure of skin to UV rays.

TERREX Climb the city tights

TERREX Endless Mountain Bermuda

TERREX Agravic Shorts

These lightweight climbing tights provide a great “second skin” feeling while climbing on the wall. The climalite material with mesh inserts at backside of knees offer great breathability and freedom of movement. The pocket contains a small loop which is ideal for fixing keys.

Lightweight climalite shorts ensuring great breathability and freedom of movement. The mesh pocket with inside zip pocket at the back stows gels or a wind jacket. The UPF 50+ technology guarantees a strong UV protection. Bonded seams reduce skin irritation.

Ultra lightweight and minimalistic shorts in a sew-free construction using the Pertex® Equilibrium® fabric with great moisture management properties. A masterpiece of lightness and functionality.

TERREX Agravic Speed

TERREX Agravic

TERREX X-King

The lightest adidas TERREX trail running shoe is ready to conquer the mountains on a short trail run or single day run. This flexible shoe flies over the trails with speed, catching the trails with a grippy Continental rubber outsole.

These men’s outdoor shoes harness the endless energy return and adaptability of boost™ for high-intensity mountain runs. They’re designed to give you the flexibility and protection you need for technical trail running with an extraordinary grip on wet, slick surfaces thanks to the Continental rubber outsole.

A mountain bike tire for your feet. This trail beast uses tire-specific outsole construction to reduce weight and get lower to the ground. Lightweight, protective and extraordinary grip through Continental rubber all you need for your perfect mountain run.

TERREX Skychaser

TERREX Trailmaker

TERREX Fast R Mid GTX®

Push your limits on challenging mountain runs in these men’s outdoor trail running shoes. They’re built for stability and protection, and feature the endless energy return of boost™. A low-to-the-ground air mesh upper rides on a Continental rubber outsole for stability and grip.

The lightweight trail running shoes offer speed and stability on all trails. A breathable mesh upper is protected by abrasion resistant weldings. The Continental rubber outsole lug profile of these trail running shoes is inspired by the grippy Baron Projekt 2.4 mountain bike tire from Continental.

The lightweight mid-cut upper features protective overlays and a breathable, waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane. FORMOTION® gives a lower-to-the-ground feel for control and comfort on downhills. PRO MODERATOR™ support provides additional stability, while a Continental rubber outsole offers extraordinary grip on rough surfaces.

TERREX Solo

TERREX Scope GTX®

TERREX Trail Cross Protect

This lightweight and flexible approach shoe is designed for versatile usage in the mountains. The breathable upper has abrasion resistant weldings for extra protection. For unbeatable grip the outsole design features a one piece molded STEALTH® rubber in the toe cap and climbing zone.

Designed for rugged terrain and alpine conditions, this lightweight approach shoe features STEALTH® rubber outsole for unbeatable grip on wet and rocky surfaces and a climbing-specific forefoot for rocky terrain. The breathable high abrasion resistance upper with a waterproof GORE-TEX® membrane provides durability.

Hybrid shoe for mountain biking and hiking in technical alpine terrain where you need ankle protection. Its protection collar with 3D material hardens on impact for protection and shock absorption. The STEALTH® rubber outsole provides unbeatable grip, while pedal and hiking zones contribute to more functionality.

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TERREX Agravic Speed

TERREX Agravic GTX®

TERREX Agravic

Light, fast and stable, these women’s trail running shoes give you the endless energy return of boost™ to help you push your limits and conquer steep mountain trails. A waterproof and breathable GORE-TEX® membrane keeps feet dry, while a Continental rubber outsole grips the trail in wet condition.

These women’s outdoor shoes harness the endless energy return and adaptability of boost™ for highintensity mountain runs. They’re designed to give you the flexibility and protection you need for technical trail running with an extraordinary grip on wet, slick surfaces thanks to the Continental rubber outsole.

TERREX Skychaser

TERREX Trailmaker

TERREX Fast R Mid GTX®

Push your limits on challenging mountain runs in these women’s outdoor trail running shoes. They’re built for stability and protection, and feature the endless energy return of boost™. A low-to-the-ground air mesh upper rides on a Continental rubber outsole for stability and grip.

TERREX Solo

TERREX Scope GTX®

TERREX Trail Cross SL

This lightweight hybrid shoe was designed for mountain biking and hiking in technical alpine terrain. The STEALTH® rubber outsole provides unbeatable grip, while the breathable mesh offers lightweight comfort combined with protection.

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IMPRINT live without limits spring/summer 2017 is the official adidas TERREX catalogue with editorial content of adidas AG. The catalogue is published twice a year.

PUBLISHED BY adidas AG World of Sports Adi-Dassler-Straße 1 91074 Herzogenaurach Germany

C O N C E P T & R E A L I S AT I O N Ludwig / Studio Polenta

I L LU S T R AT I O N S A very special thanks to our illustrator Adam Haynes, who breathed life into these pages with his crayons and his creativity.

PHOTOGRAPHY Andy Küchenmeister, Christoph Laue, Greg Mionske, Jason Childs, Jenna St. Martin, Keith Ladzinski, Luka Fonda, Michael Meisl, Scott Markewitz, Stefan Schlumpf, Tristan Shu.

EDITORS Andrew Bisharat (AT) Fabian Buhl & Sonja Güldner-Hamel (Fabian) Mike Mandl (Mina) Philip Baues (Adrian) All data are subject to change and

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