Beat Monday

Mike and Jason head down to Zion National Park to take on one of the most famous big wall routes in the world the Moonlight Buttress. Towering 1200 feet over the valley floor, the Moonlight Buttress offers pitch after pitch of exposed crack climbing in one of the beautiful parks in the country. After a hard day of climbing, and a sleepless night on the wall, the boys have to dig deep to make the final ascent.

For this mission, Mike and Jason head to the remote Utah Desert to take on a variation of the Stone House Lands Bikepacking loop. Their goal is to cover over 160 miles on bikes in just 2 days. This will be a massive push on back roads and rugged terrain that winds through the otherworldly landscape of the San Rafael Swell. Battling bike mechanical issues, freezing cold temps, and sheer distance forces the guys to think on their feet to get this mission done. This time Monday might beat them.

On this mission, Mike and Jason head to Maui for a Sea to Sky to Sea multisport mission. Starting on the southern coast, the boys will run 20 miles and 10,000 feet to the summit of Haleakala and then hop on downhill mountain bikes for a thrilling 35 mile, 10,000ft descent to the northern coast. The following day, the guys meet up with a pro surfer Niccolo Porcella to attempt a downwind, open ocean, standup paddle adventure.

Mike and Jason head out on a hiking and packrafting mission of the Sawtooth Range in central Idaho. First, they’ll trek 30 miles across the stunning high alpine mountains before rafting down the challenging class two and three rapids of the Salmon River to finish the weekend.

Mike and Jason return to Mexico to take on its highest point, the 18,000-foot dormant volcano Pico De Orizaba. First, they'll attempt to summit the peak under brutal weather conditions. Then, on day 2, they'll challenge themselves to run the new 33-mile, high-altitude trail that circumnavigates the mountain called the Gran Sendero Pico De Orizaba.

Mike and Jason take on the infamous Mount Whitney Low to High. They'll bike over 142 Miles with 17,000 Feet of elevation gain from Badwater Basin, the lowest point in the United States, to Whitney Portal before getting off their bikes and climbing another 7 Miles and 6000 feet to Summit Mount Whitney, the highest point in the lower 48 states.