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Adventure & Cozy Vol 4

A weekly blog by Rumpl dedicated to all things Adventure & Cozy! We include stories from around the world, epic photos, timely memes, buzzin’ playlists, and of course –– the cool things Rumpl customers share with us! Have something you want to share?Let us know.

 

This Week’s Newsletter

  • What To Watch 🎥
  • How to Beat the Winter Blues ❄️
  • Where to Stay 🛏
  • Photo of the Week 📸

QUICK HITS 📰

  • Win a Snow Peak Tabiki Grill & Snow Peak x Rumpl Collab Blanket. Enter here.
  • Get cozy this Sunday, and watch the Big Game where the Rams and Bengals face off.
  • The German climber Jost Kobusch is attempting to be the first to scale Mt. Everest during the winter, alone, and without supplemental oxygen. Read More.
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THE OLYMPICS

The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics kicked off today. Let us know which event you’re the most excited about in our Facebook Group, and check the event schedule here.

Adventure rating: ⛸⛷🏂🏒🥌🛷🥇🥈🥉🇺🇸
Cozy rating: 📺💭

 

TREELINE

Here at Rumpl, we’re committed to protecting the planet, which is why we love this film from Patagonia. Treeline follows skiers, snowboarders, and scientists, to tell the story of the environments we recreate in. If you’re looking to watch something with a healthy mix of both adventure and cozy, this one’s for you.

 

Watch Treeline

Adventure rating: 🌲 🌴🌳🎋❄️⛷🏂
Cozy rating: 🍿📺🛋

Want to stay in an A-Frame but not far from home? No problem! Here’s a round-up of over 300 A-Frame cabins. Check them out.

Adventure rating: 🌲🌊🏔💧
Cozy rating: 🛏✈️📚

It’s the time of year where adventuring in the dead of winter can be daunting. We’re officially halfway from the Winter Equinox to the Spring Equinox, and if it’s cold where you live, below are some ideas to keep your body and mind active (while staying cozy inside).


Yoga With Elena Cheung

This YouTube playlist from REI, titled Deeply Moving with Elena Cheung has seven (and counting) Yoga and movement videos, including a 10-minute Daily Yoga Routine, Yoga for Runners, and foot exercises for hikers. Get moving!

Board Game Recommendations

Prefer to keep your mind active? Grant Lyon tests hundreds of games annually, here are his favorites from 2021 (Super Mega Lucky Box taking the #1 spot), and the games he’s looking forward to in 2022. Bonus: they’re all compatible with the Rumpl Cape Clip®.

Adventure rating: 🧘‍♀️🧩🕹♟🎲🧠
Cozy rating: 🙅❄️

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Speaking of A-Frames
Photo by @womaninmotion

Tag @gorumpl or #gorumpl for your chance to be featured in next week’s blog!

Adventure rating: 󠅓🌅 ⛺️ 🧳 🏜
Cozy rating: ☕️🌵

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Have something to share? Let us know! We'd love to hear your ideas, or hit us up just to chat.

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