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La Sportiva Climb-in-GYM Tour is back in Europe with more than 70 stages
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La Sportiva celebrates the Olympic convocation of its athletes at the Climb Tokyo event
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10 Giant years: Ferrino always protagonist at Tor des Géants
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Climbing with La Sportiva in Japan: the Climb Tokyo event starts!
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Boa pioneer Max Berger ends K2 expedition with a tremendous flight from 8000m
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Ferrino Base Camp: a night in a tent beneath the stars!
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Mammut We Care – The Road to Phasing Out PFC
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Boa pioneer Max Berger completes Broad Peak stage of Climb2Fly project
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Fujitivi: with Ferrino from Trieste to reveal Japan to the disabled
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La Sportiva in Denmark: the distribution agreement has been formalized
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Mammut Pro Team athlete Marek Holeček first to climb Chamlang NW Face with Zdeněk Hák
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Discover the Karpos Free Shape Technical Outdoor Clothing Collection
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Millet athletes Aurélien Vaissière and Symon Welfringer on Lobuche East
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Ferrino supports the Seva Project to raise awareness about climate change
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Black Diamond Equipment Launches Performance Footwear
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La Sportiva Climb-in-GYM Tour is back in Europe with more than 70 stages -
La Sportiva celebrates Olympic convocation of its athletes at the Climb Tokyo event, in the run-up to the summer Olympic Games in Tokyo 2020. -
10 Giant years: Ferrino always protagonist at Tor des Géants -
Climb Tokyo: on 23 August La Sportiva will be in the capital with its international athletes for the brand's first team climbing contest organized in ... -
Boa pioneer and Austrian mountaineer Max Berger has paraglidied off the Shoulder of K2 at an altitude of almost 8000m to end his Climb2Fly project.