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Some feelings
don't have words yet.

So we're naming them. Earn Your Pint is a growing dictionary of the feelings the outdoors gives you, etched on the pint glass you raise at the bottom of the hill, printed on tees and walls, and drawn into prints of the routes that earned them.

Earn the hill. Earn the view. Earn your pint.

What we make

One roof, three ways to wear the feeling.

From the Field Dictionary

A few feelings you already know.

You've felt these. Now they've got names.

adjective

Geared out

/ɡɪəd aʊt/

The hollow half-second you reach for one more gear going uphill, and realise there isn't one left.

"I was completely geared out by the top of Ditchling Beacon."

verb

Granny'd

/ˈɡrani:d/

Already in the granny gear, spinning for your life, and the road is still tilting up.

"Two miles in and I was fully granny'd."

noun

The Pint Mile

/ðə paɪnt maɪl/

The final stretch where your legs are entirely gone but the pub at the end is entirely real.

"Nothing left but the Pint Mile."

The Idea

The reward at the bottom of every hill.

Earn Your Pint started with one un-named feeling: that moment you hope there's one more gear left going uphill, reach for it, and realise you're already in the easiest one. There's no word for that. There's no word for half of what the outdoors does to you, so we make them, and we make the glasses, tees and prints to go with them.

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