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But this condensation can be dangerous in the cold. At those temperatures, it is likely that the sweat in your clothes will freeze. Which is why you need base layers that will quickly absorb moisture from your skin and evaporate moisture. But at the same time it needs to not cling to your skin or itch.

Brubeck uses only cruelty-free Merino wool in our products. We do not partner or support farms that carry out mulesing procedures for sheep. Mulesing is the surgical practice of removing strips of skin around the breech or rump area of sheep. 

Though the methods to protect the sheep from insect-borne diseases are costlier, they do not involve any bodily harm. We would rather bear those costs than put sheep through such pain and suffering.

At Brubeck Body Guard we use seamless 3D body mapping to describe how our clothes are crafted. This next generation body mapping technology means so much for garment comfortability, we just had to share what it really means! 

All of our garments are created based on physiological 3D scans of real human bodies. These scans are used to gather data surrounding body temperature, moisture levels expelled during activity, and dynamic flow of movement we take. These scans were used as an "instruction manual" so to speak, when we created our garments.

 Brubeck Body Guard is based in Canada, and sponsors a variety of athletes across the country as they compete to reach new bests every season. Meet the amazing people behind the 2021 team, or apply to join the Brubeck Athletes Crew.

The seven incredible athletes taking on the Sinister 7 Ultra challenge. From intense elevation gains to all day heat, and chilly nights- this crew has to be ready for it all. Plus where to find Brubeck on race weekend.

Allison is a Cross-Country Skiing coach, and with a lifetime love, and passion for running. Over the past few months she has been train for her next big challenge - Sinister 7 100km Ultra in Alberta, Canada.As a full-time coach, Allison knows how much of  a "Jenga puzzle working full-time and training is." See below for tips for staying on track with your running routine 

Tips for better game time success! Don’t get cold during and after training. If your body is putting a lot of energy into staying warm, it might not have the energy to fight off viruses that are going around. These past few months, I’ve been testing out gear from my new base layer sponsor, Brubeck, and I’ve found their Extreme Wool line is especially good for racing and training in cold temps. As someone who used to have to wear multiple base layers to stay warm while training, this has been great change for my daily routine. Click to keep reading 

While I am racing on the international stage I like to wear Brubeck Active Wool to help balance both aspects of my sport. I can feel the warmth of the layer as soon as I put it on. I have a long warm up of going easy and it’s important to stay warm and ready throughout the entire preparation time before I even start going hard. Then during the race the moisture wicking material regulates warmth while my body temperature fluctuates when I push myself cross country skiing. The material is then able to react to the level of activity even when I am stopped in the middle of my race in the range to shoot!! 

When taking part in an Ultramarathon in the extreme conditions that the Yukon Arctic Ultra presents, its essential that competitors are equipped wi...

Dempsey Cruz studied Kinesiology in University as well as Music History and Culture and became a teacher in 2012. Dempsey loves to sing, play the ...

For as long as I can remember, I have been what is known as a “heavy sweater”. It was not unusual for me to soak through a shirt and a hat, or two, during a workout, and a puddle accumulate under the area that I was working out in.  

 

As someone who pretty much lives in spandex, I've become quite particular about what I wear when I'm working out.  Gear has to be comfortable, functional and it has to look good.  Look good, feel good, go fast, right?