Womens Adventure

When running long distances, the slightest thing can mess with your head and divert your focus. If you are too busy thinking your top is riding up, your sock slipping, or if you're too hot or cold, your focus is gone and you struggle. We spoke to ioMerino Outsider, Sarah, about her experience running the infamous Ultra Trail Australia 50km and if her ioMerino held up against the long and cold conditions.

We spoke to marathoner Andrea about her recent trip to run the Tokyo Marathon in what turned out to be some very ordinary weather. Or course, she was prepared with her ioMerino so she wasn’t too fazed, but here’s what she had to say about her race, and the rest of her trip to Japan.

Like a lot of people, Stevi-Lee wasn’t convinced our clothes were good value. So naturally we figured she would be the perfect person to reviewer them. If we could convert her, perhaps other customers would believe her rather than the usual claims all companies make about how good their products are. Did we change this ioMerino sceptic into a believer? 

Recently we announced the ioMerino MicroAdventure Grant and went in search of two worthy recipients. Meet winner number one, Allison. Allison used to MircoAdventure Grant to head to Bishop, CA to go bouldering and conquer a V4 climb she had her eye on for 3 years.

These Wise Women Walkers take on one of Australia's most iconic treks. And Mother Nature gives them a smorgasbord of weather to deal with.

This incredible story of heartbreak and suffering will sound all too familiar to the trail runners and extreme athletes out there. Did Tor Des Geants defeat Sandra Suckling? Defeat? No such thing!

Wild women came from all over Australia for the first event of its kind - a weekend full of fun, learning, inspiration and, of course, adventure!

The key to trekking is preparation - pack minimal, but enough good quality layers of clothes that can save your life… literally.

Jupiter Creek 6 hour Rogaine by Sally Caston

Sisters, Elina and Johanna live on the island, Lauttasaari, in Helsinki. Water is a passion for both of them. Elina is a professional photographer and Johanna is a world record holder in ice diving and also a designer, so the art they create together is very important for them both.