BlueBolder: The Jådåt Adventure Arctic Expedition Experience is Almost Fully Booked!

Saturday, 15 February 2025

The Jådåt Adventure Arctic Expedition Experience is Almost Fully Booked!

THE JÅDÅT ADVENTURE ARCTIC EXPEDITION (22-29 MARCH 2025) IS NEARLY SOLD OUT

This once-in-a-lifetime journey through northern Sweden's frozen wilderness has captured the imagination of adventurers worldwide, and places are filling fast.

Master polar survival skills
Under the expert guidance of Sam Cox & Toby Cowern

Witness breathtaking Arctic landscapes
Including the aurora borealis

Take home an exclusive Jådåt-customised NITE HAWK Polar watch
Built to withstand the harshest environments

If you've been waiting to challenge yourself in the ultimate winter setting, now is the time. Only a few spots remain.

SECURE YOUR SPACE TODAY

Jådåt Adventure has recently completed training the Project Fire & Ice team in Northern Sweden to prepare them for the Lapland Arctic Ultra. They've been mastering cold-weather essentials - tents, stoves, and equipment - while perfecting the routines that will keep them efficient (and motivated) throughout the race. From setting up camp in sub-zero conditions to maintaining the right mindset, their preparation has been both thorough and inspiring.

Project Fire & Ice is a new fundraising mission in support of SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity. Four renowned veterans - Karl Hinett, Brian Wood MC, Jason "Foxy" Fox, and Aldo Kane - are taking on a 500-kilometre Arctic Ultra through Swedish Lapland in March 2025.

We wish the Fire & Ice team the best of luck as they continue to push boundaries in the run-up to the Lapland Arctic Ultra.

To read more about the challenge and to donate to the team, follow the link below:

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"Jådåt Adventure drills down into the core skills needed to thrive in the Arctic. It's not just about surviving; it's about mastering resilience, teamwork, and leadership in one of the toughest environments on Earth."
Aldo Kane

"Jådåt Adventure takes you straight to the cold, hard reality of Arctic travel. It's about mindset, grit, and mastering the skills that keep you alive when everything else is trying to stop you. No fluff, just solid training."
Jason 'Foxy' Fox