Alpine Rain Poncho Flagship
350 g · 5 colours
Black
Navy blue
Grey
Maroon
Sky blue
Outdoor equipment · New Delhi
Nobody remembers the kit. They remember the trip it didn’t ruin.
The range
350 g · 5 colours
350 g · 5 colours · Pocket
350 g · Black, Army green
6 colours
9 colourways
2 colourways
1 colourway
Air activated · 1 pair
Air activated · 1 pair
Air activated · 1 piece
Air activated · Hand + foot + body
−5 °C to +30 °C across the range
Note
Taken from your Amazon upload sheets, which list seven SKUs — one more than the six you gave me.
−5 to +5 °C · −4 to +4 °C
+8 to +16 °C
+16 to +30 °C
50 ml · 100 ml
The house
Three names under one roof, each built around a different kind of day out.
Ponchos · Bandanas · Balaclava · Warmers
Rain ponchos — the Alpine, Kangaroo and Wild — cut oversized so they clear a loaded backpack, hooded, and 350 g each. Alongside them, a balaclava in six colours, bandanas in fleece, ice silk and merino wool, and air-activated warmers for hands, feet and body.
The Arctic sleeping bag range
From a junior bag rated +8 to +16 °C for family camping through to winter builds rated down to −5 °C, plus a fleece bag that works as a liner or as a summer bag on its own.
Liquid chalk · 50 ml, 100 ml
Formulated to dry fast and stay where you put it — the hold of loose chalk without the cloud of it across a gym floor.
Craftsmanship
Premium is a word most often used to mean expensive. We use it to mean the thing still works on the third trip. And the fifth. And the one after that.
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COLCA
Three ponchos on one pattern — the Alpine, the Kangaroo with its front pocket, and the Wild in two colours that disappear into a treeline. Hooded, oversized enough to clear a loaded pack, and 350 g each.
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Rated across a spread of temperatures rather than to a single heroic number, so the bag can be matched to the night you are actually going to have — from +30 °C down to −5 °C.
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Where it ends up
A monsoon commute, an overnight bus, a festival field, a gym bench, a weekend at the coast.
About
O2 Outdoors began with a simple conviction: that what you carry outside should never be the reason you turn back.
We started in New Delhi, among people who spend their weekends further from the city than most. What was available to them fell into two camps — imported and priced out of reach, or affordable and quietly disappointing. We thought there was room for a third answer, put together by people who go out themselves, for the people we actually know.
Good equipment is quiet. It doesn't ask for attention, doesn't need explaining, and isn't the thing you remember about a trip. We would rather carry fewer things and get them right than fill a catalogue. Anything that carries our name has to earn it — and when it doesn't, we let it go rather than let it through.
Some of what we sell we design and develop ourselves. The rest we go looking for — specialist makers overseas who have spent years getting one thing right, and whose work we would rather bring to you than imitate. Either way it reaches you the same way: through our hands first. We test it, live with it, and put our name on it only once it has passed. Whoever built it, the standard it has to meet is ours.
For the person who plans for months and the one who decides on a Friday evening. For first light on a ridge and the last hour of the drive home. For anyone who has worked out that comfort outdoors isn't luxury — it's what lets you stay out a little longer, and come back wanting to go again.
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