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Louis Rudd pulling the pulk

Louis Rudd appointed Director of Expeditions

Louis Rudd pulling the pulk

Louis Rudd appointed Director of Expeditions

We are delighted to announce that polar explorer Louis Rudd MBE has officially joined the Shackleton team, combining our innovation within performance apparel with incredibly intimate knowledge of ...

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Fortitude Set Sjostrand

Shackleton on the set of Fortitude

We sent our Endurance Parka into the Arctic Circle to the set of big-budget noir thriller Fortitude, the only British drama film shot on location in the Arctic.

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South Georgia Archaeological team

Uncovering South Georgia's dark past

We equipped a team of archaeologists looking to uncover the mysterious history of South Georgia, an island made famous by the heroic actions of Ernest Shackleton in 1916.

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Winter testing in Northern Sweden

Winter testing in Northern Sweden

We team up with car magazine Road Rat as they head to Arjeplog, a town in Sweden where a number of car manufacturers undertake winter testing.

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Lou Rudd Pioneer Kit

What was in Rudd's 130kg pulk?

Following his successful traverse of Antarctica, we caught up with record-breaking polar explorer Louis Rudd to discuss what kit he packed in his 130kg pulk.

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Mountains In Antarctica

Steve Jones, the eyes of Antarctica

Meet Steve Jones, Expedition Manager at Antarctic Logistics & Expeditions and the man responsible for Louis Rudd’s safety as he attempts to cross Antarctica solo.

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Shackleton In The Fall Film

Shackleton on the set of In The Fall

We check in on the Scottish independent film In The Fall to discover how they found the clothing we sent to cast and crew earlier in 2018...

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Guiding in Antarctica with Seb Coulthard

Guiding in Antarctica with Seb Coulthard

Polar explorer Seb Coulthard called in at Shackleton HQ in London to tell us about his recent travels to Antarctica.

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Shackleton Crater

Could this crater fuel space exploration?

A vast crater at the southern point of the moon is believed to contain billions of tons of water ice - if mined it could be used to fuel exploration into new realms.

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