We are surfers, hikers, bikers, paddlers, sailors—lovers of outdoor spaces and we are inspired by the freedom those spaces provide. Stewardship of our natural environment is as important to us as the creation of new products and we purposefully make gear that lasts and can be easily repaired.
At Sea to Summit we invent gear that enables freedom and self-reliance in any environment—and we believe it is imperative that same environment be around for future generations of adventurers to enjoy. The meaningful steps we are making towards improving our environmental and social impact and our commitment to being transparent about our progress is the only way to guarantee we do our part in making that happen.

1% for the Planet® is a global movement of people and businesses like ours working together to drive environmental impact. One percent of your reVIVE range purchase contributes to vital biodiversity conservation. Your support benefits organisations working to protect endangered ecosystems and wildlife. Through our commitment, we proudly support The Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC), The Munda Biddi Trail Foundation and The Bibbulmun Track Foundation. Look for the logo to give back, learn more and join here.


Sustainable Packaging
Sea to Summit is a proud member of the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO), supporting the transition to a circular economy for packaging in Australia. As part of this commitment, Sea to Summit submits an Annual APCO Report and Action Plan, outlining our progress and future goals in sustainable packaging.
Our vision aligns with APCO’s aim to keep packaging materials out of landfills and retain the maximum value of materials, energy, and labour within the local economy. We're actively working to improve the sustainability of our packaging by using materials responsibly, with the goal of improving recyclability and reducing environmental impact.
You can view our latest APCO Annual Report and Action Plan here:
Sea to Summit APCO Annual Report 2024
To learn more about APCO and its role in shaping a sustainable packaging future in Australia, visit: www.apco.org.au