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Innovating Merino Wool since 1997 Protect Public Lands #artofwool
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Shak is back 🐏
Dense, double-knit merino Ponti that moves with you, whether you’re digging camp platforms or roping up for the glacier.
Shot deep in the Alaska Range, built for wherever you’re headed next.
Back in stock now. Link in bio 🔗 #ibex
02 Nov 2026
Back in 2024, Ibex friend @renan_ozturk reached out about custom “Slotherine” Mammoth Hoodies for an upcoming project. No questions asked, we jumped at the chance to outfit his entire crew.
That project turned out to be TENZING, directed by @jenpeedom and now streaming on @appletv.
Swipe right to check the behind-the-scenes shots that came from Renan’s climbing unit. The whole film was shot out in the elements with no green screens, from Chomolungma (Everest) to the Aoraki/Mt Cook glaciers in New Zealand to Mustang and Khumjung in Nepal.
Our team is blown away by the film and so proud to have been a tiny (tiny, tiny, tiny) part of it.
Highly recommend streaming it today. #tenzing
Photos @renan_ozturk
16 Oct 2026
We followed Andrew Bridgers into the Green Moutnains with a camera for the day to learn more about the GOAT collection.
Andrew runs sourcing at Ibex, which mostly means he spends his season trying to destroy things we’re proud of. “My job is finding the failure point,” he says. “I haven’t found this one yet.”
The GOAT Collection is built using Betaspun® technology by @suedwollegroup — a fabric that took us 2.5 years to develop and inverts how durable wool has been made.
“Core spun buries the nylon in the middle and wraps the wool around it. This does the opposite. You want your most abrasion-resistant fiber getting abraded first — not sitting in the center of the yarn where nothing ever touches it. The merino still comes through to your skin. It just isn’t the thing taking the hit.”
Or, the way he explained it to us on the way up: take a pipe cleaner and wrap it in dental floss. The pipe cleaner is merino, the floss is nylon. The fuzz still pokes through.
That’s what’s touching your skin.
Everything else is meeting the trail first.
The GOAT Collection. Link in bio.
31 Aug 2026
Knowing how to make an improvised chest harness is an essential skill for crevasse, rock or any type of rope rescue. If your partner is unconscious or incapacitated, you need to attach their upper body to the rope. These are two ways to do it with a 120cm sling.
What’s your preferred method of setting up an improvised chest harness?
09 Nov 2026
Join the herd: Ecommerce Manager 🐏
Brooklyn, NY | $60K–$90K
You’ll own ibex.com: SEO, A/B tests, product launches, and creator campaigns that turn outdoor voices into content and sales.
✔️ Health insurance + 401(k)
✔️ 15 days PTO + Ibex gear
✔️ Travel opportunities
Apply via the link in bio 🔗
#werehiring #outdoorindustry #outdoorindustryjobs #outdoorjobs #basecampoutdoors
06 Nov 2026
Film or digital?
On our ski trip in Alaska, we put a disposable camera in everyone’s pocket. Whenever something happened, whoever was closest took the shot: the skin track, the cook tent, slogs, and all the little moments nobody plans to capture.
So on your next ski trip with friends, which one are you bringing? Which tells the better story, in your opinion?
1st photo: talented @adrianbarniak
Thanks to @talkeetnaair 🫡
Winter wont know what hit it.
FW26 drops soon.
#filmisnotdead #35mm #disposablecamera
05 Nov 2026
We’re hiring: Ecommerce Manager 🐏
Brooklyn, NY · Full-time, on-site · $60K–$90K
Analytical, creative, and happiest outside? Come own the Ibex website, from SEO and A/B tests to launches and creator campaigns.
Health insurance, 401(k), 15 days PTO, Ibex gear, and epic travel opportunities.
Full details and how to apply at the link in bio. #werehiring #hiring #outdoorindustryjobs #basecampoutdoors
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04 Nov 2026
Gifts that go the distance. From hut trips to high trails to long layovers, there’s merino for every kind of wanderer on your list.
Swipe to find your terrain ➔
Tap link in bio.
04 Nov 2026
Simple word. Big outcome.
Public lands, healthy forests, clean rivers. They’re all on the ballot today. Show up for the places you love and want to keep fighting for.
Find your polling place and a @protectourwinters (POW) voter guide at the link in bio🗳️
#vote #voteforpubliclands #publiclands
03 Nov 2026
The Mammoth Hoodie 🦣
The warmest hoodie Ibex has ever made.
Powered by @nuyarn ® technology for unmatched performance, this alpine-ready layer features a full-length two-way belay zipper, a scuba hood, and offset shoulder seams for maximum comfort.
Tap link in bio to shop the Mammoth Hoodie. #ibex
30 Oct 2026
Our whole Ibex team is still in awe. A truly legendary expedition that involved everything. @calebjmcdaniels and @hpenfold just closed a 2,027-mile loop around Baffin Island last week: 145 days of trekking, packrafting, skiing, sailing and everything in between from late May to mid-October. This is ingenuity and grit at its finest.
Our favorite highlights:
➔ Final section: 180 lbs of food (incl. 33 lbs oats, 27.5 lbs of granola, & 11 lbs chocolate 🍫) loaded into packrafts, 400 miles of paddling, and homemade sails from trekking poles and an old tent.
➔ Skied across the Hall Peninsula under 24-hour light, traveling at night when the snow was firmest.
➔ Walked, paddled, and hopped floating ice pans across melting sea ice.
➔ Paddled through fjords alongside dozens of narwhal that surfaced within a few feet of their boats.
➔ Lost a paddle in a river swim, then carved a replacement from driftwood and kept going.
➔ On Nettilling Lake, the world’s largest lake on an island, a curious freshwater seal played with their stern lines for half an hour .
➔ The final push meant ice-caked boats, frozen shoes thawed over the stove every morning, and postholing through snow into Iqaluit.
Caleb and Henry, thank you for showing what’s possible when you go long, go light, and stay curious. We’re so proud to have been along for the ride 🤘
📍 Baffin Island, Nunavut
➔ Final section: 180 lbs of food (incl. 33 lbs oats, 27.5 lbs of granola, & 11 lbs chocolate 🍫) loaded into packrafts, 400 miles of paddling, and homemade sails from trekking poles and an old tent.
➔ Paddled through fjords alongside dozens of narwhal that surfaced within a few feet of their boats.
➔ Knee-deep moss hummocks and a heavy pack.
➔ After months of 24-hour daylight, the dark finally came back, and it brought the northern lights with it.
➔ On Nettilling Lake, the world’s largest lake on an island, a curious freshwater seal played with their stern lines for half an hour .
➔ Lost a paddle in a river swim, then carved a replacement from driftwood and kept going.
➔ Walked, paddled, and hopped floating ice pans across melting sea ice.
➔ Skied across the Hall Peninsula under 24-hour light, traveling
26 Oct 2026
Our Baffin Island expedition comes to an end! With a final 40 day, 728 mile section from Igloolik to Iqaluit, we’ve completed our loop around the island. In total, we covered 2027 mi/3262 km over 145 days from late May to mid October.
This last section was a delightful end to an extraordinary summer. We left Igloolik with seven weeks of food weighing in at just over 180 lbs. With no way to carry that much weight in our packs, we loaded up our packrafts and paddled the first 400 miles. Then, for the final 300 miles, we heaved on our packs to walk overland.
The paddling portion went faster than expected. Much of the time, we were able to sail using our trekking poles as masts and panels cut out of an old tent for sails. Speeding along at over 5 mph, we did some incredible downwinding, spray flying from our bows.
One morning, as I went to fill our water bottles, I stumbled upon a sleeping bear hidden behind a low rise. Only a few yards away, it lifted its massive white head and glared at me for a moment before returning to its nap in the sun. I carefully retreated behind the rise and yelled over to Henry to get the shotgun and flares out just in case. We quickly packed our boats and got on the water.
Other highlights of Foxe Basin were exploring an old DEW line station, nearly colliding with a sleeping walrus, and paddling huge tidal rapids. I’ve never seen anything like these wave trains and ledge holes. Instead of forming in constrictions and narrow channels, we often encountered them around reefs and shallow ledges miles offshore. Our new drysuits were also a major quality of life improvement—so pleasant to stay dry!
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23 Oct 2026
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