The One Degree Blog

This year in September if you asked me what my winter plans where you would've...

It’s no secret really…. Hot springs make everything better. Hiking and camping is awesome. Hiking...

At Icelantic we believe in a deep connection with nature. This years theme celebrates symbols from ancient oceans to deep elder forests, from our Mountain Mother to our Ocean Father and the animals that help complete the circle. There is a delicate balance in nature - one that highlights both the intricacies of the individual as well as the symbiosis of the community. When we step away from the screen and turn our attention to the forests, the mountains, the streams and all of the inhabitants within, we will see life - as it's meant to be. We will discover an abundance of resources that nourish our mind, body and soul, if we slow down enough to listen. You'll usually find Icelantic Athlete Nick Martini ripping his Nomads RKR's through the streets or behind the lens of his camera filming for his company, STEPT Productions. When Nick's not slaying the urban landscape or editing his latest film, he's stepping back and taking it all in...

Josh Stack learned to ski at Silver Star Mountain in Vernon B.C.  Josh's parents bought him some small plastic skis to play outside now he is skiing huge faces dropping into anything ski worthy. Josh rides The Gypsy when he skis the pow pow, The Gypsy SKNY for resort riding/park riding, and The Nomad RKR for great all mountain skiing! Josh moved to Whistler from...

Has the word adventure become cliché? I think it all about perspective and the gratitude...

Since the beginning artist Travis Parr has created all the top sheet artwork for Icelantic...

I arrived to South America looking at one of the lowest snow depths in the...