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We don’t do collections. Just the essentials, tested, trusted, and trimmed to what actually matters. No trends. No toys. If you’re after style or options, you’re in the wrong place.
Pack light
Legacy insulated products weigh 50% more for similar CLO performance. Less to carry, more to give.
Pack small
Takes up 25% less space. Packs down fast in the included drybag for compact, ready-to-go storage.
Pack small
Takes up 25% less space. Packs down fast in the included drybag for compact, ready-to-go storage.
Stay dry
Tested over 20,000 mmH₂O waterproof. More than five times higher than legacy products. No sag. No soak. No failure.
Stay dry
Tested over 20,000 mmH₂O waterproof. More than five times higher than legacy products. No sag. No soak. No failure.
Let’s zoom in on shelters.
The ideal shelter material balances lightweight strength, minimal stretch, and intrinsic water resistance — and that’s precisely what we’ve built into ShelterWear.
Our outer shell is made from Dyneema® fibers laminated between two layers of non-permeable polyester film. Dyneema® is up to three times stronger and twice as tear-resistant as typical woven shelter fabrics, yet weighs up to 55% less.
That means you can go further, move faster, and still rely on your shelter when it matters most.
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
Lun Rescue
Lun Rescue
No jacket. No sleeping bag. No worries. Lun Full is a waterproof anorak and rescue kit in one – built to be worn, carried, or crawled into. Wear the rescue.
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
Trygg Thermo
Trygg Thermo
No cloth. No sack. No bag. Inspired by the Poncho, Trygg is ShelterWear in motion — more versatile and far lighter than any legacy mountain cloth. Bring the rescue, not wait for it.
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
Skjold Lite
Skjold Lite
Always ready. Never in the way. Skjold is built for those who move light, cover ground, and rest hard. A full-capability solo shelter system, packed into a wearable layer.
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
ShelterWear
Lun Armor
Lun Armor
Inspired by the ancient anorak. Designed for this century’s weather. Lun Half is a waterproof anorak designed to withstand the worst conditions.
Join waitlist
Join waitlist
Limited series. Now in production. Expected availability late August. Join the waitlist to secure your spot – no spam, just real updates.
Limited series. Now in production. Expected availability late August. Join the waitlist to secure your spot – no spam, just real updates.
Lightweight Strength
Built in material with exceptional strength-to-weight ratio to give you ultra-light gear with the best equipment specs on the market.
Lasting Waterproof
Built with composite fabric rated over 20,000 mmH₂O. Blocks rain, snow, and ground moisture without soaking, sagging, or leaking.
Shake Dry
Perfectly hydrophobic material resists moisture, dirt, and contamination. No need to hang dry. Easy to wipe down, even in camp or on the move. Simple care. Always ready.
Built to Last
No coatings to fail or treatments to maintain. SAB zippers tested beyond 3400 cycles, more than five times the industry standard. A streamlined design with fewer components ensures dependable performance.
Low Impact
Made with bio-based Dyneema® Composite Fabric and PrimaLoft® Gold Insulation PURE™ to minimize footprint and maximize longevity.
Adaptive Utiliy
Wear. Wrap. Pitch. Sleep. One piece of protection that does the job of many. Lightens your load, frees up space, and keeps you organized.
Shared Mission
You’re not buying from a chain. You’re joining a loop. You get real answers, real people, and a voice in what comes next. Your experience fuels our evolution. UR is not just ours. It’s yours too.
Smart Support
An integrated digital tag gives you instant access to care instructions, setup guides, service options, and end-of-life return programs. Keeps your gear performing longer and makes ownership simpler.
Made by the strongest fibre on the planet.
Made by the strongest fibre on the planet.
Made by the strongest fibre on the planet.
Cuts the CO₂ footprint by up to 80%.
Cuts the CO₂ footprint by up to 80%.
Cuts the CO₂ footprint by up to 80%.
Naturally hydrophobic like your skin.
Naturally hydrophobic like your skin.
Naturally hydrophobic like your skin.
15x
Made by a composite using a fiber that’s 15 times stronger than steel, yet light enough to float on water. Think it sounds too good to be true? Think again.
80%
Significantly reduces CO2 footprint by approximately 80% through conscious material selection and its lightweight design.
>20,000
Crafted to endure water pressure five times higher than its competitors, ensuring your dryness even in the harshest conditions.
What You Need to Know?
Can one piece of gear really replace multiple items?
In many cases, yes – but like all multi-use systems, it’s a compromise. Trygg ShelterWear is designed to reduce both weight and volume by replacing several pieces of gear with a single, modular solution. Depending on the purpose of your trip, the weather conditions, and your level of training, it can remove the need for a jacket, poncho, tarp, or even a bivy bag. It won’t be as warm or comfortable as a 3-season sleeping bag. It won’t be larger than a dedicated tarp. But if mobility, simplicity, and protection are your priorities – and if you know how to use it – it can significantly streamline your loadout. Like most things in the wild, it comes down to judgment. ShelterWear gives you one system with many functions. The rest is up to how and where you use it.
Is Dyneema® quiet enough for close-range hunting?
It depends on the hunt. Trygg ShelterWear is currently being tested in hunting scenarios, but based on the properties of Dyneema® – an ultra-rigid and highly waterproof fabric – we expect that bow hunters, deer stalkers, and others who move silently at close range may find it too noisy. The structure of the material can produce sound during movement, especially in dry conditions. For static hunting, driven hunts, or longer-range shots, this is rarely a problem. But if silence is mission-critical, a softer, heavier, and less waterproof fabric might be a better fit.
How do I use it to its full potential?
Like any versatile gear, ShelterWear works best when you know how to use it. That’s why we say: tools without skills are just toys. You can take it straight into the wild, but to unlock its full potential, we recommend practicing shelter setup, anchoring, and movement under load. The transitions are fast once learned, but training makes a real difference when conditions turn. Each ShelterWear includes a digital twin and RFID tag, giving you access to setup guides, repair tips, and our AI field assistant — who learns from how you use your gear. And if it’s not for you, just return it within 100 days.
Can one piece of gear really replace multiple items?
In many cases, yes – but like all multi-use systems, it’s a compromise. Trygg ShelterWear is designed to reduce both weight and volume by replacing several pieces of gear with a single, modular solution. Depending on the purpose of your trip, the weather conditions, and your level of training, it can remove the need for a jacket, poncho, tarp, or even a bivy bag. It won’t be as warm or comfortable as a 3-season sleeping bag. It won’t be larger than a dedicated tarp. But if mobility, simplicity, and protection are your priorities – and if you know how to use it – it can significantly streamline your loadout. Like most things in the wild, it comes down to judgment. ShelterWear gives you one system with many functions. The rest is up to how and where you use it.
Is Dyneema® quiet enough for close-range hunting?
It depends on the hunt. Trygg ShelterWear is currently being tested in hunting scenarios, but based on the properties of Dyneema® – an ultra-rigid and highly waterproof fabric – we expect that bow hunters, deer stalkers, and others who move silently at close range may find it too noisy. The structure of the material can produce sound during movement, especially in dry conditions. For static hunting, driven hunts, or longer-range shots, this is rarely a problem. But if silence is mission-critical, a softer, heavier, and less waterproof fabric might be a better fit.
How do I use it to its full potential?
Like any versatile gear, ShelterWear works best when you know how to use it. That’s why we say: tools without skills are just toys. You can take it straight into the wild, but to unlock its full potential, we recommend practicing shelter setup, anchoring, and movement under load. The transitions are fast once learned, but training makes a real difference when conditions turn. Each ShelterWear includes a digital twin and RFID tag, giving you access to setup guides, repair tips, and our AI field assistant — who learns from how you use your gear. And if it’s not for you, just return it within 100 days.
Can one piece of gear really replace multiple items?
In many cases, yes – but like all multi-use systems, it’s a compromise. Trygg ShelterWear is designed to reduce both weight and volume by replacing several pieces of gear with a single, modular solution. Depending on the purpose of your trip, the weather conditions, and your level of training, it can remove the need for a jacket, poncho, tarp, or even a bivy bag. It won’t be as warm or comfortable as a 3-season sleeping bag. It won’t be larger than a dedicated tarp. But if mobility, simplicity, and protection are your priorities – and if you know how to use it – it can significantly streamline your loadout. Like most things in the wild, it comes down to judgment. ShelterWear gives you one system with many functions. The rest is up to how and where you use it.
Is Dyneema® quiet enough for close-range hunting?
It depends on the hunt. Trygg ShelterWear is currently being tested in hunting scenarios, but based on the properties of Dyneema® – an ultra-rigid and highly waterproof fabric – we expect that bow hunters, deer stalkers, and others who move silently at close range may find it too noisy. The structure of the material can produce sound during movement, especially in dry conditions. For static hunting, driven hunts, or longer-range shots, this is rarely a problem. But if silence is mission-critical, a softer, heavier, and less waterproof fabric might be a better fit.
How do I use it to its full potential?
Like any versatile gear, ShelterWear works best when you know how to use it. That’s why we say: tools without skills are just toys. You can take it straight into the wild, but to unlock its full potential, we recommend practicing shelter setup, anchoring, and movement under load. The transitions are fast once learned, but training makes a real difference when conditions turn. Each ShelterWear includes a digital twin and RFID tag, giving you access to setup guides, repair tips, and our AI field assistant — who learns from how you use your gear. And if it’s not for you, just return it within 100 days.