We've been putting real women in front of—and behind—our cameras since the beginning. Because these are the women we want to see. Women like us.
Women who climb, ride, run—and do their own damn stunts. Who live to get outside, get after it, and adventure together. Women who create, build businesses, raise families, lead communities, and raise hell. Who get wet, scraped up, sweaty, dirty—and keep going.
Women who get dirty, go big, then go home. Women just like us.
We’ve been putting real women in front of—and behind—our cameras since the beginning. Because these are the women we want to see. Women like us.
Women who climb, ride, run—and do their own damn stunts. Who live to get outside, get after it, and adventure together. Women who create, build businesses, raise families, lead communities, and raise hell. Who get wet, scraped up, sweaty, dirty—and keep going.
Women who get dirty, go big, then go home. Women just like us.
Our photo shoots are down-and-dirty affairs. Early mornings. Late nights. Tents. Dirt everywhere—even in our smiles. No makeup kits—just hair ties, sunscreen, and first aid. And women running the whole damn show.

These women don’t just show up in our stories—they shape them. They inspire us, put our gear through the wringer, tell us what works—and what doesn’t—and remind us who we’re making it for in the first place: badass women in the outdoors.

Women like Latasha, a climber, artist, and activist pushing for diversity, inclusion, and justice in the outdoors. She even worked with Merrell to reimagine one of its longest-running trail shoes around a simple idea: the outdoors is for everyone.

And Demi, a Pacific Northwest entrepreneur, mountain biker, and wellness practitioner—just as comfortable sending it on two wheels as she is helping others get grounded and take care of themselves.

And Nafessa, a sociology professor focused on race, religion, and immigration—and a ski mountaineer supporting Pakistani women getting on skis and building outdoor community in the Karakoram Range.

This fall, we took our all-women crew to British Columbia’s Chilcotins to ride hard, get dirty, and put our gear through the wringer. Because at T9, the women wearing the gear are the ones who decide what becomes a legend.
Our photo shoots are down-and-dirty affairs. Early mornings. Late nights. Tents. Dirt everywhere—even in our smiles. No makeup kits—just hair ties, sunscreen, and first aid. And women running the whole damn show.
These women don’t just show up in our stories—they shape them. They inspire us, put our gear through the wringer, tell us what works—and what doesn’t—and remind us who we’re making it for in the first place: badass women in the outdoors.
Women like Latasha, a climber, artist, and activist pushing for diversity, inclusion, and justice in the outdoors. She even worked with Merrell to reimagine one of its longest-running trail shoes around a simple idea: the outdoors is for everyone.
And Demi, a Pacific Northwest entrepreneur, mountain biker, and wellness practitioner—just as comfortable sending it on two wheels as she is helping others get grounded and take care of themselves.
And Nafessa, a sociology professor focused on race, religion, and immigration—and a ski mountaineer supporting Pakistani women getting on skis and building outdoor community in the Karakoram Range.
This fall, we took our all-women crew to British Columbia’s Chilcotins to ride hard, get dirty, and put our gear through the wringer. Because at T9, the women wearing the gear are the ones who decide what becomes a legend.
Boulderer + Artist
Trail Runner + Ski Instructor
Backcountry Rafter + Photographer
Surfer + Healthcare Practitioner
Surfer + Med Student
Skiier + Entrepreneur
Backcountry Skier + Professor
Rafter + Jeweler
Runner + Watercolor Painter
Mountain Biker + Nurse
Surfer + Mindfulness Teacher
Biker + Sales Manager
Boulderer + Artist
Trail Runner + Ski Instructor
Backcountry Skier + Professor
Rafter + Jeweler
Backcountry Rafter + Photographer
Surfer + Healthcare Practitioner
Runner + Watercolor Painter
Mountain Biker + Nurse
Surfer + Med Student
Skiier + Entrepreneur
Surfer + Mindfulness Teacher
Biker + Sales Manager
Model athletes getting up to something on an Alaskan glacier.
Women leading, risking, owning in their sport. That's #T9ModelBehavior.
Check out T9 model athletes and elite dog sledders, the Berington Twins.
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Model athletes getting up to something on an Alaskan glacier.
Check out T9 model athletes and elite dog sledders, the Berington Twins.
Women leading, risking, owning in their sport. That's #T9ModelBehavior.
Check out how Color the Water is changing the surf narrative for the BIPOC community.