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Introducing the Core Protect Rope, a rope that offers significantly enhanced cut resistance without compromising on weight, dynamics, or handling compared to standard climbing ropes.

Climbing Technology is a safe and reliable climbing companion for all your adventures.

Ferrino supports The Glitch Camp by IED: hospitality for young designers during the Milano Design Week.

Climbing Technology has developed some equipment specifically designed for teenagers and children so that they can have fun on the rock, in the climbing gym or at an adventure park with their families and friends.

Backpacks, tents, clothing for mountain climbing, trekking and hiking: explore what's new in Ferrino Spring Summer 2024.

Finally the days are starting to get longer and it’s getting warmer with spring on its way. The climbing community can thus leave the indoor gyms where they have trained all winter and get back to the crag...

All is set for the 38th Pierra Menta, the iconic ski mountaineering competition scheduled to take place from 13 - 16 March 2024 on the slopes of Arêches-Beaufort in the heart of Savoy in France.

Extraordinary, unique pieces of gear for ski mountaineering: Corsa Race ice axe – the lightest in the world –, the Rapid Racing backpack or the G Comp Evo glove.

The new reference point for ski touring and freeride skiing: SCOTT Pure Tour 100.

The X-Dream ice axe, the Blade Runner crampons and the Rocket series of ice screws: a full set of C.A.M.P. gear for ice climbing enthusiasts.

Using skis going up and down: experience the mountains in winter to the nth degree, with tips provided by C.A.M.P.

The partnership between Karpos and the Pierra Menta — the iconic ski mountaineering race that takes place every year in the mountains of Arêches-Beaufort in Savoie, France — has been extended through 2026.

For the fourth year in a row, Karpos promotes “Mountain Friday”. The outdoor clothing brand will donate 10% of its online shop turnover to alpine rescue.

The passion for excellence: Ferrino always committed to developing cutting-edge products for high-altitude mountaineering.

On 16th December 2021, Gabriel Tschurtschenthaler became one of the first alpinists with visual impairment to climb Cerro Torre in Patagonia.