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Annie Nyborg here, Head of Environmental and Social Impact. Peak Design, like most other U.S. product companies, has been busy grappling with the looming tariffs and what they might mean for our business. This comes at a time when the industry has already weathered a duration ...

Words by Brooke Warren, Photos by Micheli Oliver

Hi everyone, You may be aware that an Everyday Backpack made by Peak Design was worn during the New York City shooting last week. Some of you have asked what our policies are around customer privacy, so I wanted to lay that out:  Peak Design has not provided customer informati...

Meet Oliver Ambros, Peak Design's Supply Chain Sustainability Manger. You might recognize him from our recent film At The Expense of Nobody, which chronicles the impact of Fair Trade Certification for factories.Oliver recently joined some folks from other outdoor brands and co...

Hanna de Sousa is not that different to you or me — not really. She’s busy: a single mother to two boys aged 10 and 12, with her own massage therapy business. Time is tight. But she makes room for big dreams.In her thirties, Hanna discovered Ironman triathlons. Where Hanna mig...

Planting Justice is a nonprofit org based out of Oakland that has a unique and successful model for creating food justice for marginalized communities in the Bay Area. What exactly is food justice, what exactly does Planting Justice do, and why does Peak Design choose to suppo...

Tomorrow, Sunday the 23rd of July at 10 PM CET, a few hundred of the gnarliest cyclists on Earth embark on the 9th edition of the Transcontinental Race, and we're here to make sure you're in on the action. This iconic event, organized by the visionary organization Lost Dot, ce...

After a whopping 3-year hiatus, we're finally back on Kickstarter with the Micro Clutch, a beautiful hand strap specifically for your mirrorless camera. Like any other Peak Design product, we made a big deal out of designing a small thing, pouring years of meticulous R&D effor...

Annie Nyborg here, Head of Environmental and Social Impact at Peak Design. Over the last year, a couple ruminations have guided how I approach Peak’s environmental and social work. While not revelations, I feel they warrant some air time and reflection: Outdoor brands are fall...