Since our inception, NW Alpine has always been product focused. We've searched out and created the materials, the manufacturing and the design elements that bring you the best equipment to get the job done. That's why NW Alpine apparel has been worn in the harshest conditions on every continent. Our gear is meant to be abused, repaired, and then beat to shit again.
Pictured above are Alaska climber Jason Stuckey's original Neoshell Salopette. Used hard on an impressive list of ascents including:
First Ascent of Northwest Ridge of Peak 9400, Hayes Range - Don't Wake the Snake (60deg snow 3400ft)
First Ascent of The Apocalypse, Revelation Mountains - A Cold Day In Hell (AI5 4400ft)
First Ascent of variation to South Buttress of Mt. Hayes, Hayes Range - Thicker Than Thieves (VI 5.8R M5 AI4 7300')
First Ascent Blue Collar Beatdown (V WI4 M4 3000ft), NE Face of Mt. Dickey, Alaska Range
First Winter Ascent of the French Ridge, Mt. Huntington - 3rd Winter Ascent of the Peak
Northeast Ridge of Mt. McGinnis, Hayes Range
West Ridge of Mt. Hunter, Alaska Range
Bridal Veil Falls (WI5 600ft) & Greensteps (WI5 650ft), Valdez AK - 1 day Ascent (8hrs)
Greensteps (WI5 650ft), Glass Onion (WI5- 400ft), Simple Twist of Fate (WI5- 250ft), Bridal Veil Falls (WI5 600ft), Valdez AK - 1 day Ascent (10hrs)
Wore them ice/mixed climbing at Smuggler's Notch and Cannon Cliff
- Winter Ascent of the Whitney-Gillman Rdige
- Various Ice Climbs up to WI5 and mixed to M7-
Northeast Ridge Mt. McGinnis, Hayes Range (Attempt)
Colton-Leach, Mt. Huntington (Attempt)
NE Buttress of Mt. Balchen, Hayes Range (Attempt)
It's almost Alaska season, what will you be wearing? Get some Neoshell Salopettes today.
