Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, went on a summer tour recently to Skagen in North Jutland with his wife, Crown Princess Mary and their two children, Christian and Isabella. While there, the family took a long walk on the beach with several family friends. Mary kept warm during the walk with a black…
Read onMel Gibson was recently on holiday in Iceland with his two sons.He was spotted wearing a black Tindur Technical jacket while playing golf. Gibson is not the only celebrity that is a fan of our products. Quentin Tarantino, Jake Gyllenhaal and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, among others, have recently been…
Read on66°NORTH will open a new 300 square metre (3300 square feet) store in Nørreport, Copenhagen, in the coming fall. It will also open a shop inside the Magasin du Nord department store in Århus, Jutland. This is only part of the advance of 66°NORTH in Denmark. Recently, the company signed a sales contract with t…
Read onRecently, 66°NORTH started selling clothes made from a fabric named CoconaTM. The fabric is made from the activated carbon of recycled coconut shells., More…
Read on130 reached the top of Hvannadalshnjukur on May 31st, and 80 more climbed the peak on June 14th., More…
Read onThe newest issue of US Weekly features a whole page of Jake Gyllenhaal wearing a black Glymur breathing jacket from 66°NORTH. In the picture, he is walking down a street in LA with his girlfriend, Oscar winning actress Reese Witherspoon., More…
Read on66°NORTH is proud to announce that it has accepted the Community Energy Earth Day Challenge. By accepting the challenge 66°North has committed to purchasing 400 KWh of clean, homegrown wind energy., More…
Read onLast Saturday, 150 participants from the programme “Reach The Top With 66°NORTH” climbed the Snaefellsjokull Glacier (1446 m/ 4740 feet). Snaefellsjokull was the first of three glaciers the group will climb, in preparations for climbing Hvannadalshnjukur, Iceland’s highest peak, at th…
Read on66°NORTH and Icelandic Mountain Guides have teamed up to offer an extensive training programme for a mass ascent of the Hvannadalshnukur Glacier. Beyond the pursuit of adventure and sport, the goal of the mass ascent is to raise awareness of the marked increase in world glacial melt., More…
Read onOn Saturday the 1st of March, more than 130 people who participate in the training plan “Reach The Top With 66°North” climbed the summit of Heidarhorn, the highest peak of West Iceland (1053 meters or 3450 feet)., More…
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