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 New Collection of Ropes by C.A.M.P.
In 2008, the arrival of C.A.M.P. ropes represents a small revolution for a brand that, from helmets to crampons, now offers all essential equipment for alpinists and climbers. |
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Petzl Sarken crampons recall
Recent customer experience has shown that the front points of SARKEN crampons are susceptible to premature wearout following heavy use. |
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Top Functionality for Professionals
Low weight, super wearing comfort, durable waterproofi ng, high breathability and improved style – these are the characteristics of the new GORETEX® Pro Shell material that Salewa is now using for its top of the range alpineXtrem collection. |
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Ultralight Mammut Tripod Helmet
Swiss sports specialist Mammut’s Tripod ultralight inmolded climbing helmet guarantees a high degree of safety despite its low weight. Its excellent ventilation, versatile adjustability and ergonomic shape make it extremely comfortable to wear. |
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Black Diamond New Belay Device
Black Diamond ATC (Air Traffic Controller) belay devices have become a proven standard belay tool. For the summer of 2008, the ATC line will be complete with the superlight ATC-Sport version for single ropes. |
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Vaude - the Family Expert
The new Baby Tent made from a very breathable polyester cotton blend provides small children with their own protected sleeping space within the family tent. Babies are well protected from mosquitoes, ants, and other insects. |
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Ergonomic multi-tool by Gerber
The full-sized stainless steel component tools... all 5 of them… are accessible without having to open the tool. The needle-nosed pliers are housed in an ergonomically designed handle which features rugged, yet comfortable SOFTGRIP™. |
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PAK5 3-layer jacket by Fjällräven
When you boil it down, a shell jacket has to be waterproof, hardwearing, breathable - and light. Trekking in the mountains may offer everything from 20 degrees sun to snow, all in the same day. You need a jacket which can easily be put on and off as the weather changes. |
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New Harness Soleus D by Edelrid
The new Soleus D with its new colours, buckle and technology is lighter and with new, stiffer more breathable foam is more comfortable than its predecessor. |
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Airbed for Storming the Summits
Warm, compact and unbelievably comfortable. The Ajungilak D-Lux Pump Mat from Mammut guarantees relaxed sleeping on long treks and high-altitude tours. |
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Alpine Expansion of Jack Wolfskin
For the Summer 2008 season, Jack Wolfskin has significantly strengthened its core product line of Alpinism. The Footwear sector sees the addition of three new models, including one that is crampon-compatible, while the light and tough Thin Air Jacket sets a new benchmark standard for mountain jackets. |
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ColdBlack Keeps You Cooler
Schoeller Switzerland presented the first textile innovations with ColdBlack at the Outdoor show in Friedrichshafen. These black dynamic, dryskin and prestige fabrics feature a surface which absorbs less heat, similar to the motorcycle fabrics previously introduced. |
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Superlight carabiner Nano 23
With the new Nano 23 carabiner, C.A.M.P. has achieved a weight never seen before, just 23g. The new Nano 23 is 5g lighter than its Nano Wire big brother, despite still keeping the same dimensions. |
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Raichle Shoes for Via Ferrata Fans
A Via Ferrata boot has to fulfill complex requirements: it needs to stand safely on metal pegs and rungs, and safeguard the sole of the foot; slippery passages require good traction and a comfortable bending line. |
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Arc’teryx Alpha LT Jacket
Going up has always been the hard part. For those who wouldn’t have it any other way, Arc’teryx rolls out the new Alpha LT Jacket, using W.L. Gore’s latest and best fabrics and ultimate Arc’teryx technology. |
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