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Introducing the Field Kit

Any journey worth its salt needs a kit bag to support important tasks encountered along the way. The road of a traveler can be a twisted tale and t...

Montecristo Comedy

Some decisions are easier than others; like that time Jesse Griffin (a.k.a Wilson Dixon) came to visit the Triumph & Disaster office and told u...

Sharp as a razor - by Mason Feehan

It all started with a meeting, talking to my soon to be boss and him giving me grief about the scruffy, slightly ginger beard I’d been sporting for...

Killer Hair Party - The Industry Sessions Album Review

Read more on Killer Hair Party - The Industry Sessions Album Review and remember to view all the great pics taken on the night.

Benjamin Weeks, son of the south to adulthood in Sydney

From the Hebrew name (Binyamin) which means “son of the south”. Read on to see how the Southern boy adapts to Sydney life...

Of Beards and Men

You cannot grow a beard in a moment of passion. Perhaps it’s the commitment that growing a beard requires, there is a certain discipline to it. D...

Rugby & Moisturiser

Liam Steel is a fantastic rugby player and works for Triumph & Disaster selling out on the road, doing the hard yards, recently I asked him to...

A Homecoming

I doubt there is a better feeling than the uplift in spirit you get when you give a little something back. Recently Triumph and Disaster was prese...

The Humble Ponga

Growing up in Aoteoroa the humble Ponga Fern (or for those schooled up on their latin - Cyathea cumingii), belonging to the Cyatheaceae family, wa...

Hitting the road with Liam

Forming one half of the dynamic duo who look after Triumph & Disaster’s New Zealand stores, Liam Steel is passionate about his role. Hitting ...

Introducing our latest soap A+R

Whereas our Shearer’s Soap was designed for washing off a hard day’s work, our newly launched A+R soap is a more gentle experience. A+R is infused ...