Gone On My Catwalk

Gone on my Catwalk is a new app by Helly Hansen that inspires and motivates people to get outdoors, whatever the weather. The beautifully designed app rewards users with their cool gear and other prizes, they have hidden virtual Helly Hansen gear in popular training areas all around the world, if you stumble across one they’ll let you know, so you can claim it. The app also rewards users in several contests including the amount of time you’ve spent on outdoor activities, and a photo competition.

Available now for download on the App Store and on Google Play

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