How to | Hiking Ep. 02 | Step and breathing techniques MAMMUT 2024-10-22 | How to | Hiking Ep. 02 | Step and breathing techniques
Mammut Aenergy 12/18 Backpack MAMMUT 2023-06-02 | From our lightest and most pace-driven line of hiking backpacks. Made for fast hikes and everyday adventures when feeling weightless is the name of the game, this featherweight champ combines ergonomic shoulder straps with breathable materials and just enough back padding for the ultimate in bulk-free comfort. Aenergy 18: mammut.com/int/en/products/2530-00880-0001Aenergy 12: mammut.com/int/en/products/2530-00870-0001
This is why #backcountry education matters. Be safe out there! ⛷️: @HedvigWesselYT MAMMUT 2023-05-15 | ...
The training of the FASTEST female speed climber in the WORLD - Ola Mirosław⚡️⏱ MAMMUT 2023-05-07 | ...
Change from within: How individuals shape company culture around climate action MAMMUT 2023-04-22 | The desire to use business to take real action on climate change is driven by company culture. But it's people who shape that culture. As mountain people, we love immersing ourselves in the outdoors. This is our passion, and knowing those places are at risk motivates us to act ever-more responsibly. The fact is nature can’t do it alone anymore. We also need technology to remove historical and unavoidable emissions in the fight against climate change. That’s why Mammut is collaborating with carbon removal pioneer Climeworks, whose 'Direct Air Capture’ technology removes CO₂ from the air to be then safely stored deep underground, where it mineralizes and turns into rock permanently. In our new short film, go behind the scenes with two individuals from both sides of the Mammut x Climeworks partnership and discover how a shared passion for the outdoors is driving real industry change.
GRIT | Running across Iceland from north to south MAMMUT 2023-04-14 | In the summer of 2022, three amateur trail runners set out to run across Iceland. Spanning 340 kilometers across barren landscapes, lava fields, rivers, and rhyolite ‘rainbow’ mountains, the famed north-to-south traverse from Akureyri to Vik demands several weeks for advanced hikers. Scotswoman Julie Hewison, Frenchwoman Marie Gamen and American Carol Passarelli plan to cover it in just eight days.An incredible story of partnership and perseverance, GRIT follows the trio throughout their attempt, getting up close and personal with the extreme physical and mental demands that ultra distances entail, and confronting the question: what is pushing the limits, and what is going too far?“I do hope that, if anything, this can redefine what grit and tenacity looks like.” - Carol Passarelli Read the whole story on mammut.com/int/en/gritLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel: @mammut Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862Strava – strava.com/clubs/mammut_swiss1862Facebook – facebook.com/mammutTikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862
The surprising effect of dirt on your rope. Head over to @HardIsEasy for the full video. MAMMUT 2023-03-14 | ...
The Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau in 13 hours | Nico Hojac and Adrian Zurbrügg on speed record MAMMUT 2023-03-13 | In July 2022, Nico and Adrian set a new record on the Swiss Skyline, traversing the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, and the 4780m+ the route demands in 13 hours and 8 minutes. But how far are they willing to go for a record, and what does the time really mean to them? In "Facing Time," the two pro alpinists share their thoughts on balancing the significance of the record and the risks of speed ascents, plus why it's about more than just a time. “If you are afraid, then you have already gone one step too far.” Nico Hojac Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. / @mammut Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/mammut_swis... Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Discover Eiger Speed, the collection that Nico and Adrian wore on their speed record in July 2022: mammut.com/ch/de/category/featured-10/featured-eiger-extreme
Mammut Aspects | Stories from avalanche terrain | Ep. 04: Along for the ride MAMMUT 2023-02-16 | We often measure risk by probability and consequence. But what happens when we don’t have the full scope on either? How do you manage risk and place trust in unfamiliar terrain? In the latest episode of our Aspects series, Canadian Katie Combaluzier shares her story about a tour during a ski trip to the French Alps that changed her life forever. After arriving in France, the former ski racer connected with some friends of friends for a tour at Chamechaude near Grenoble, which tragically ended with one death and left Combaluzier with a fractured spine. Nearly five years later, Combaluzier reflects on the dynamics that impacted her decision-making that day and how her life continues to be shaped by her love of skiing. Read an extended interview with Katie Combaluzier on the Mammut Journal: mammut.com/int/en/journal Visit the Avy Hub for avalanche course info, equipment support and more stories from avalanche terrain: mammut.com/int/en/avalanche-hub See Mammut's full range of avalanche equipment: mammut.com/int/en/collection/avalanche-safety
Three decades after the first ascent, Steph Siegrist climbs Crack Baby. Full video on our channel. MAMMUT 2023-02-16 | ...
Crack Baby | Stephan Siegrist leads tribute ice route in Kandersteg, 30 years after the first ascent MAMMUT 2023-02-15 | Three decades after the first ascent, alpinist Stephan Siegrist leads an expedition to retrace the steps of the climbers who first topped the classic Swiss ice route Crack Baby (IV WI6; 350m). On Feb. 15 1993, Swiss climbers Xaver Bongard and Michael Gruber made the first ascent of Crack Baby, an 11-pitch ice climb near Kandersteg in Switzerland. The 350m line has since become one of the most iconic ice climbs in Europe. Just one year after opening the route, Bongard was killed in a BASE jumping accident in Lauterbrunnen. Among the many admirers he left behind was young aspiring alpinist Stef Seigrist, who looked up to the 30-year-old as a friend and mentor. In his new film, Siegrist takes Gruber back to the Breitwangflue to pay tribute to Bongard. For Gruber’s first attempt at the route since opening it 30 years ago, the pair dust off some of the original gear to get the job done in style.
Sound on and wait ‘til the end 📢🔥 Rider: Jakob Weger #mammut #snowboarding #freeriding #action MAMMUT 2023-02-09 | ...
Mammut Taiss IN Hooded Jacket MAMMUT 2023-02-09 | Whether ski touring, mountaineering or hiking, this jacket has a single mission: to maximize warmth and minimize weight. The incredible warmth-to-weight ratio is owing to the combination ofultralight, abrasion-resistant ripstop nylon and goose down with 900 cuin fill power. Synthetic filling is cleverly placed in spots requiring extra reinforcement, keeping you warm even in dampconditions. Wear this versatile insulated jacket as a warm mid-layer or outer layer in cold, dry conditions. It packs down small and weighs almost nothing at all. So there’s no excuse –whenever you plan on heading into the mountains, never forget to pack the Taiss IN Hooded Jacket.Women: mammut.com/int/en/products/1013-02710-50551Men: mammut.com/int/en/products/1013-02700-50554Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #jacket #warm
Mammut Blackfin III Mid DT MAMMUT 2023-02-09 | The Blackfin III Mid DT is a hiking boot offering excellent grip on slippery surfaces thanks to the grippy vibram® rubber blend, which was developed specifically for winter conditions. The lining is made of Absolute Aluminia® Thermal Insulation to keep your feet warm, while the breathable and waterproof DRYtech membrane keeps them dry. The Blackfin III ensures you staywarm, dry and surefooted on your winter hikes.Women: mammut.com/int/en/products/3030-04820-7516Men: mammut.com/int/en/products/3030-04810-0052Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #shoes #clothing
Make sure to check our repair service before you buy new gear!🛠 #sustainable #repair #recycle MAMMUT 2023-01-19 | ...
That‘s what we call a whipper 🤯 Full Video on Jakob Schubert‘s channel. #climbing #rockclimbing MAMMUT 2023-01-12 | ...
Make our own rules. No chairlift required. | Mammut Winter 22-23 Ski Touring MAMMUT 2023-01-05 | Join a brother and sister as they reminisce about their childhood ski vacations and plan a backcountry trip where they can "make their own rules" skinning up and skiing down in Mammut's Winter 2022-2023 Ski Touring collection.Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel.Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #winter #skitouring
Cleaning up: Maddy Cope on the need to resurrect the UK’s classic cliffs for the climbing community MAMMUT 2022-12-09 | Some of the best adventures are just around the corner, if you give them a chance. With the number of people travelling to enjoy time in the outdoors on the rise, there’s never been a more important time to consider how we can help preserve our wild spaces, both near and far. In an effort to encourage climbers back to local climbing areas, professional climber Maddy Cope has undertaken a project to return some of her local crags to their former glory. In our new series of short films with professional athletes changing the way they adventure in the face of climate change, Cope teams up with sports photographer Lena Drapella to clean some of the classic cliffs in the north of Wales and reflects on the importance of keeping local climbing communities alive. “A really important part of keeping that community alive is keeping [these crags] clean” Maddy CopeLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #climbing #maddycope #cleaningup
Close to Home: An ode to 3000-meter peaks with Dani Arnold MAMMUT 2022-12-08 | When Dani Arnold talks about searching for adventure, you know he means business. The record-breaking alpinist has travelled the globe in the pursuit of the most extraordinary ascents, clocking his unfathomable string of speed records along the way. While his unparalleled accolades no doubt bring Arnold great satisfaction and renown in both the climbing community and public sphere, there’s something else that continues to drive the Swiss mountaineer’s creative pursuit of adventure – and he doesn’t always have to look far to find it. In our new series of short films with professional athletes changing the way they adventure in the face of climate change, Arnold takes on the traverse of Gross Windgällen (3187m) to Gross Ruchen (3138m) in the Glarus Alps with André von Rotz, and opens up about the pure joy that comes from objectives that don’t always resonate with the public. “I find it so exciting that you can show people that a 3000-meter peak provides much more adventure than a four, five, six, seven or 8000-meter peak.” Dani ArnoldLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #peaks #daniarnold #closetohome
Freedom in the familiar: Nadine Wallner on her conscious approach to year-round local adventure MAMMUT 2022-12-06 | Like most, world champion freerider Nadine Wallner is not immune to the desire to ski year-round. The Austrian is, however, increasingly conscious of the immense impact that comes with those decisions. The environmental impact caused by skiing is not primarily driven by what happens in the resort, but rather in the choices we make to get there. As ski seasons become shorter and low-level resorts battle to keep pistes open, the decision of when, where and how to ski has never been so important. In our new series of short films with professional athletes changing the way they adventure in the face of climate change, Wallner shares her approach to year-round adventure to show how a little patience can bring a lot of freedom. “I prefer to wait at home until there is snow, instead of sitting in a car for hours driving to a glacier.” Nadine WallnerLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #nadinewallner #adventure
Bravo Marcel | The life of Swiss climbing legend Marcel Remy MAMMUT 2022-10-21 | That unwavering passion for the mountains, the love of a good climb. Marcel Remy and Mammut have always had a lot in common. In this video we’d like to share a few golden moments spent together. We are honored to have accompanied the legend along the way. Merci pour tout, Marcel. Climb on in peace.Thanks to:Marcel RemyClaude RemyYves RemyLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel.Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyAExplore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en#mammut #marcelremy #remybrothers #climbing #rip
Mammut Aspects | Stories from avalanche terrain | Ep. 03: Four meters deep MAMMUT 2022-10-05 | When Tim Banfield turned on his avalanche transceiver to find his friend, climber Michelle Kadatz, buried four meters beneath him, he realized this rescue was not going to follow the textbook. In the spring of 2018, Tim and Michelle headed out with friend and fellow climber Maia Schumacher for a relaxed day scouting ice climbing routes in Banff, Canada. The remarkable series of events that followed ended with one of the deepest companion rescues on record. Watch Tim, Michelle and Maia retrace their steps and reflect on the lessons learned.Takeaways1. Getting the full picture is essentialThe weather forecast and recent snowfall is just a small part of the bigger picture that colors avalanche risk in the backcountry. Conditions before, during and after every snowfall impact the overall snowpack, creating a constantly evolving system that must be monitored throughout the season to understand the risk involved in skiing off-piste. Read the avalanche forecast well and often, get insights from locals, dig snow pits and stay curious about what is happening underneath your feet.2. Each emergency situation is uniqueBest practices in avalanche emergencies offer reliable go-to strategies to follow in the most mentally demanding scenarios. But each situation has its own nuances and sometimes the available resources and conditions vary from what you’ve learned in avalanche training. What is consistent across all avalanche emergencies is that every second counts. When faced with an emergency situation, no matter how unlikely that scenario may be, you need to be ready to act quickly and efficiently with the resources available. Practice with your gear often, in varied conditions, and under time pressure.Read more about this rescue on the Mammut Journal: mammut.com/int/en/journal/interviews/testing-the-boundaries-of-the-textbookVisit the Avy Hub for avalanche course info, equipment support and more stories from avalanche terrain: mammut.com/int/en/avalanche-hubSee Mammut's full range of avalanche safety equipment: mammut.com/int/en/collection/avalanche-safetyLoved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en
Celebrating 160 years MAMMUT 2022-08-04 | Since 1862 we have strived to design equipment that enables all individuals to push their limits in the outdoors. We’re proud to be celebrating 160 years creating unique experiences for mountain enthusiasts around the world. A lot has changed in 160 years, but our commitment to safety and innovation with durable products that merge functionality and performance is unwavering. Here’s to the next 160 years.Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #160years #celebrating
How to | Climbing Ep. 04 | Falling and belaying MAMMUT 2022-07-22 | Fear! The most natural feeling when it comes to being high up and pushing your limits. But with the right equipment applied correctly, a good belayer watching your back and four open eyes on the terrain, in most cases you can let go and enjoy the fall. The more you get used to it, the smaller your fear becomes, and the better your climbing will be. Join us at the breathtaking walls of Prato and Torbeccio, two of Ticino’s sport climbing gems in the Maggia Valley. There we meet climbing instructor Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller and mountain guide Martin “Deja” Dejori, to watch, listen and learn how to deal with the mental game and what a vigilant belayer looks like. A tutorial most suitable for beginner to intermediate rock climbers, who want to discover new limits. We’ll see you at the crag. Thanks to: Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller Martin “Deja” Dejori Johannes Wimmer (composer) Ticino Tourism Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #howto #climbing #falling #belaying #tips #tutorial #ticino
How to | Climbing Ep. 03 | Improve your technique MAMMUT 2022-07-14 | Next to physical training, sharpening your style is a solid way to develop your climbing. The right technique saves power while moving, fosters the ability to rest and opens up a new set of creative solutions for mastering your project. This helps you to stay calm and take your skills to the next level. Sounds good, doesn’t it? Join us at the imposing walls of Brontallo and Prato, two of Ticino’s sport climbing gems in the Maggia Valley. There we meet Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller, experienced climber and climbing instructor, to watch and learn how to move on the rock – a new Mammut How to episode most suitable for beginner to intermediate rock climbers. Discover new limits, we’ll see you at the crag. Thanks to: Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller Martin “Deja” Dejori Johannes Wimmer (composer) Ticino Tourism You can see more videos like this by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mammut Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #howto #climbing #technique #tips #tutorial #ticino
How to | Climbing Ep. 02 | Know your knots MAMMUT 2022-06-30 | When it comes to the knots you need to know for an outdoor sport climb, the number is just about manageable: with the Figure of 8 and the Rethreaded (or Retraced Bowline), you have two options for tying in – and the first also comes in handy for other things. Join us at the imposing wall of Prato, one of Ticino’s sport climbing gems deep down the Maggia Valley. There we meet Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller, experienced climber and climbing instructor, to watch and learn her tricks on the rope – most suitable for beginner and intermediate rock climbers. Happy knotting, we’ll see you at the crag. Thanks to: Johanna “Joey” Ratschiller Martin “Deja” Dejori Johannes Wimmer (composer) Ticino Tourism You can see more videos like this by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=mammut Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en Loved it? Drop a like, post a comment and get ready for more by subscribing to the Mammut YouTube channel. Click here to subscribe youtube.com/channel/UC9JoqmFQnLjVmgqE_7uqMyA Explore the world of Mammut on Social Media: Instagram – instagram.com/mammut_swiss1862 Facebook – facebook.com/Mammut TikTok – tiktok.com/@mammutswiss1862 Shop Mammut products: mammut.com/int/en #mammut #howto #climbing #knots #tips #tutorial #ticino
