FDMTL X HEIMPLANET
The material printed with the traditional Japanese textile "Boro" expresses the timeless beauty created by the ageing of indigo.
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DiscoverExploring the Frozen Frontier
Dale Andersen's Antarctic Expedition with the Heimplanet Mavericks and Cave Tent
Winter camp in the Swiss Alps
Project Wintercamp in the Swiss Alps. A tale of freezing temperatures, breathtaking altitudes, and pasta with pesto. Join Sam & Rico on their unforgettable winter adventure.
Read moreMAVERICKS ICE HOCKEY TOUR
We took advantage of the cold days & snow to go on a spontaneous MAVERICKS ice hockey tour.
Read moreRecap 2023
We would like to take a moment to reflect on the past year. Above all, we would like to say THANK YOU. We are aware that none of this would be possible without your support!
Read moreOn a folding bike over stick and stone
A journey beyond the city from Cuxhaven to Eckernförde. Get ready for an exciting ride!
Read moreSUP ADVENTURES - DOORSTEP TO OCEAN IN ONE DAY
It was a sunny day when we decided to explore the pristine nature right outside our doorstep.
Read moreOur tips for traveling light
Space-saving and lightweight packing is a fundamental skill for any globetrotter.
Read moreCAMPING IN GERMANY
More openings are in sight and it's time to plan the first trips outdoors. If you want to spend a night at a campsite in beautiful surroundings in Germany without being woken up by slamming car doors or motorhome generators, only to find that the first thing you see is a wall of caravans, it's not so easy.
Read moreROADTRIP - THE MOTORCYCLE BAGS
The next step: we set about developing the bags motorcycle bags.
Read moreROADTRIP - THE MOTORCYCLES
It's time to reveal the secret: as we already announced in the first post(HEIMPLANET Roadtrip - The Preparation) about our road trip, we are on the road with motorbikes.
Read moreROAD TRIP - THE PREPARATION
Every journey requires good preparation, especially if a road trip is planned - what do you take with you, what stays at home & what do you really need on the road?
Read moreON PILGRIMAGE IN EASTERN TIBET
The still unclimbed "Khawa Karpo" is one of the "eight holy mountains of Tibet".
Read moreTHE CAVE GOES WEST
Individual travel and being on the road simply never gets boring. Especially when travelling the fascinating and breathtaking West of the United States of America, which is literally bursting with epic natural monuments.
Read more2 TENTS, 3 DAYS, 4 BIKES AND A LOT OF CONCRETE
As summer drew to a close and temperatures began to drop, the forecast for this weekend looked surprisingly good, even for northern Europe.
Read moreTABERNAS DESERT
The Tabernas desert is located in the south of Spain, 40 km north of Almeria. Almeria is known for its greenhouses that supply all of Europe with fruit and vegetables every season. This is made possible by the unusual climatic conditions in the region.
Read moreLIVE NOW
It's always hard to leave home, but once you do and you're out of your sweet, cushioned comfort zone, you come alive.
Read moreATLANTIC DIVERSIONS
I grew up with an atlas in my hand. A globe on the shelf. Friends who travelled, stories of safaris in Zimbabwe, friends who went through the Berlin Wall, Māori hunting weapons hanging in the hallways.
Read moreMARKUS REMPE
For me, there are two different types of trips around the globe when I am away from home. The first type is work- or project-related trips like my three-week trip to Mauritius in March this year.
Read moreDEEPER TORDRILLOS
I've always liked the simplicity of Hiking Lines. No helicopter noise, first-hand impressions of the snow conditions on the slopes and - above all - the satisfaction of having earned your turns are simply priceless.
Read moreHORACE AND THE ROUGH STUFF FELLOWSHIP
What are we itching for? Are we itching to go out and seek the unknown? What makes us want to leave everything behind?
Read moreMY FIRST MEMORIES OF TRAVEL
My first memories of "travelling" were the early hours of the morning in Terminal 2 waiting to board our flight to our family in England. My parents' memory of travelling was a jet-lagged 3-year-old playing video games for 22 hours and then hearing about it for a week.
Read moreCURVES AND TURNS
Nowadays everything is getting faster and faster. This project was an experiment to slow down life, or rather, to find a way to go slow and enjoy travelling to the fullest.
Read moreTHE WEST FJORDS IN ICELAND
We landed early and drifted through the airport to the waiting car. The most unsuitable car for boards, tents, cameras and Icelandic roads.
Read moreHEADACHE FILM
You know that feeling when you crave a refreshing drink or ice cream on a hot day because of the burning sun, then finally get one and take a big gulp or bite, but realise at the same moment that it was way too much?
Read moreWHAT TRAVEL REALLY MEANS
I love to travel. But what does "travel" really mean? For me, there is no right or wrong answer. Every journey consists of discoveries, encounters, the desire to immerse oneself in cultures, customs and people that are completely different from us. When you travel, you get to know others and through others, you get to know yourself.
Read moreMORE THAN JUST PARKS
For some, Joshua Tree National Park is a haven, for others it is a playground of ancient boulders and endless desert, and for still others it is simply a place of wonder and natural beauty. But in reality it is all that and much more.
Read moreBAJA - OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
Baja off the beaten track is not a place for everyone. Chapped lips, dusty hair, weeks of not showering, wind, dirt, sand. The dirt blows in your face, in your ears and in your eyes. Did I say wind?
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