Photo: Espen Mills // Hurtigruten Expeditions
Today, we would like to tell you about our latest collaboration with expedition photographer Espen Mills, who is going to Antarctica to capture photos for Hurtigruten Expeditions and test our battery-powered heated clothing in the icy surroundings.
We are very excited to see how our heated clothing will perform in such an extreme climate. Espen has years of experience traveling to the most remote and challenging places on Earth to capture stunning images, and we are proud to be a part of his next big adventure. Espen will be testing our product line of heated clothing, gloves, pants, jackets, and vests to see if they can withstand the cold and provide him with the necessary warmth during his photography trips.
We have developed these heated garments with a clear vision of providing you with reliable and warm clothing that allows you to explore the outdoors regardless of the temperature. We want to give you the freedom to explore nature even when the temperature drops below minus 20 degrees Celsius. By using our technology, you will be equipped with reliable and efficient heat, even in the most demanding environments.
We are excited to hear about Espen's journey and wish him the best of luck on his trip to Antarctica!
Photo: Espen Mills // Hurtigruten Expeditions
One of the great things about heated clothing is that you can adjust the heat as needed!
We spend a lot of time outdoors in all kinds of weather, and the wind, in particular, can be bitterly cold. During the first season, I had both down pants and a down jacket that I wore under my outer shell clothing. It worked okay, but it gets too warm during activity and actually gets cold when sitting still for a while. (We spend a lot of time in small boats).
- However, last season, I had a heated vest with me, and it worked fantastically! This year, I need even more warmth.
Expedition photographer, Espen Mills
Photo: Espen Mills // Hurtigruten Expeditions