The Super Sevens Kit | Eddie Bauer

We work with professional guides from concept to finished product. They work with our design team to build each piece, and then push it to its limits before it’s approved. Only when the guides say it’s ready do we offer it to you
In this video, Eddie Bauer guides Seth Waterfall and Katie Lambert explain why our new Super Sevens kit is the ultimate lightweight layering system for any active adventure. All 3 pieces together weigh just over a pound, and can be configured 7 different ways for maximum versatility and complete protection in any weather situation you encounter on the trail
AMGA-certified guide and ski mountaineer Seth Waterfall has climbed Everest three times and skied from the summits of Denali and Waddington. He spends his summers as a climbing ranger on Mount Rainier in his home state of Washington.
As an exceptionally strong free climber, Katie Lambert has crushed big wall routes around the world. When she’s off-belay she’s also the chief operating officer and nutritionist for Sacred Rok, a non-profit based in Yosemite that gives young people the opportunity to get out into nature.
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[@Cutie-loves-cupcake]

I work at Eddie Bauer

[@paulmyers4135]

If you expect people to be subscribed to your channel, do not dump 100 videos in one day and mess with their sub box.

[@theecanmole]

Don't most of us already have a fleece jacket, a wind proof jacket and a rain jacket?

[@knowltonthomas]

by first ascent standards this is tremendously disappointing

[@allpointsthreesixty]

Senchis and windshirts are the rage these days with long trail hikers, who are pushing the ultralight envelope with new techs. The US PCT and GDT are quite a bit drier and more open than the AT, and through-hiking long trails on summer break has become quite a thing in Europe. Fastpacking some of these famous trails has become a burgeoning market segment too, and ultrarunning is really capturing ppls imaginations... Way different deals than alpinism and mountaineering, but we can dig sum ultralight too. A Super7 mid or Senchi or R1 Air under a softshell is perfect for a lot of intense rope and rock and wind things...

[@russellbaker7026]

I disagree. EB is making products for different users and use cases. This is for the UL crowd, the day adventure, the fast and light. It that's not your jam, great! I hope you find gear that works for what you do in the outdoors.