I've been involved in the Patagonia field testing program for over 20 years right now.

For silent sports done in nature.

That's the feeling, that's the feeling that I fell in love with with climate.

Cause no one necessary harm.

It's of organic cotton and recycled polyester to recycling the clothing to measuring

our carbon footprint, inspiring implement solutions to the environmental crisis.

So it gives some love back to the server that doesn't happen.

It's not getting any love.

See what drives us at Patagonia.com.

So a lot of you may know climber Kelly Cordist from his other pieces on the diaries.

He's an incredible alpine climber with some bar raising alpine sense on massive peaks like

Saratoy. But one thing I didn't know about him was that before he fell in love with climbing.

All the way back in high school and in college, he was a boxer.

And the first question I had for him was, how the hell do you get involved in sport like boxing?

My dad is kind of responsible for it.

He was a bull rider if you're a bull rider.

I mean, what the hell can you say to your son when he wants to do something?

He really kind of got me interested in it.

We always used to watch the fights when we were kids.

You know, watching sugary Leonard and Roberto Duran and all those guys.

My big dream, I wanted to be a football player.

But in 10th grade, I was four foot 10 and weighed 85 pounds.

...