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TOUR Durable, lightweight harness for glacier travel and skiing, dons with feet on the ground
VOLTA® GUIDE 9,0 mm Ultra-light and compact 9.0 mm multi-type rope for mountaineering, with UIAA Guide Dry treatment
GLACIER LITERIDE Lightweight ice axe for skiing on glaciers
LEOPARD LLF Ultra light crampon with LEVERLOCK FIL binding, for ski touring and snow travel
LASER Ice screw
RAD SYSTEM A complete kit with equipment that includes specific cord, designed for skiers doing crevasse rescue, roping up on a glacier or rappelling. Ultra-light and compact.
MYO® Powerful multi-beam headlamp intended for endurance-oriented outdoor activities. 370 lumens
ACTIK® CORE Rechargeable, compact. multi-beam headlamp with red lighting, designed for outdoor activities. 350 lumens
e+LITE® Ultra-compact emergency headlamp. 50 lumens
ALTITUDE® Ultra-lightweight harness for skiing and glacier travel, dons with feet on the ground
VOLTA® GUIDE 9,0 mm Ultra-light and compact 9.0 mm multi-type rope for mountaineering, with UIAA Guide Dry treatment
Sm'D Very versatile, lightweight, compact, D-shaped locking carabiner
GULLY Ultra-light ice axe for technical mountaineering and steep skiing
RIDE Compact, ultra-light ice axe for ski touring and freeriding
IRVIS® HYBRID Hybrid crampons, with steel front piece and aluminum heel piece, for approaches and glacier skiing, with LEVERLOCK UNIVERSEL binding
LASER SPEED LIGHT Ultra-light ice screw with integrated crank
RAD SYSTEM A complete kit with equipment that includes specific cord, designed for skiers doing crevasse rescue, roping up on a glacier or rappelling. Ultra-light and compact.
e+LITE® Ultra-compact emergency headlamp. 50 lumens
NAO® + Ultra-powerful, multi-beam, rechargeable headlamp that is programmable, thanks to the MyPetzl Light app. Features REACTIVE LIGHTING technology that automatically adapts light intensity to user needs. 750 lumens
DUO S Ultra-powerful, waterproof and rechargeable headlamp, featuring the FACE2FACE anti-glare function. 1100 lumens
MyPetzl Light The Petzl mobile app customizes lighting performance of the REACTIK + and NAO + headlamps
TOUR Durable, lightweight harness for glacier travel and skiing, dons with feet on the ground
VOLTA® GUIDE 9,0 mm Ultra-light and compact 9.0 mm multi-type rope for mountaineering, with UIAA Guide Dry treatment
RIDE Compact, ultra-light ice axe for ski touring and freeriding
LEOPARD LLF Ultra light crampon with LEVERLOCK FIL binding, for ski touring and snow travel
LASER SPEED Ultra-high performance ice screw with integrated crank
RAD SYSTEM A complete kit with equipment that includes specific cord, designed for skiers doing crevasse rescue, roping up on a glacier or rappelling. Ultra-light and compact.
NAO® + Ultra-powerful, multi-beam, rechargeable headlamp that is programmable, thanks to the MyPetzl Light app. Features REACTIVE LIGHTING technology that automatically adapts light intensity to user needs. 750 lumens
REACTIK® + Multi-beam, rechargeable headlamp that is programmable, thanks to the MyPetzl Light mobile app. Features REACTIVE LIGHTING technology that automatically adapts light intensity to user needs. 300 lumens
e+LITE® Ultra-compact emergency headlamp. 50 lumens

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Mountaineering and steep skiing: Liv Sansoz skis Chamonix's Aiguille Verte Mountaineering and steep skiing: Liv Sansoz skis Chamonix's Aiguille Verte As a Chamonix resident, Team Petzl member Liv Sansoz takes full advantage of the valley's dynamic atmosphere for a skillful mix of climbing, mountaineering, skiing, paragliding and BASE jumping adventures. As February 2013 came to a close, snow conditions were perfect; the forecast was for blue skies and warmer weather due to a temperature inversion. Reports confirmed that the Whymper couloir was completely filled in and skiable without needing to rappel. Skiing
How to choose your ice axe? How to choose your ice axe? Petzl ice axes are designed for moving on different types of terrain. Each one is of course specialized. Their versatility allows them to have complementary uses, inevitably encountered during mountaineering trips. Skiing
How to choose your Petzl helmet? How to choose your Petzl helmet? Petzl helmets are designed according to several lines suitable for all uses. Skiing
La Sentinelle, go backcountry skiing with Petzl! La Sentinelle, go backcountry skiing with Petzl! La Sentinelle is a popular event for backcountry skiing and ski-mountaineering enthusiasts. Following Gavarnie (Pyrenees, France) in 2017, the most recent edition took place at the end of March in Valgrisenche (Alps, Italy), and the next adventure will be held in Scandinavia from May 8-13, 2018, on the border between Sweden, Finland, and Norway. In the heart of the high mountains, La Sentinelle offers a truly unique experience that combines great skiing, lots of vertical, and clinics taught by Petzl. The different clinics serve to familiarize participants with mountaineering techniques, group management, and rescue basics, providing everyone with the tools they need to skin farther and ski harder. Skiing
How to use your Bluetooth headlamp How to use your Bluetooth headlamp Learning to pair your Bluetooth headlamp with the MyPetzl Light app can help you quickly check the remaining burn time and load specific lighting profiles before hitting the trail. This step-by-step tutorial will familiarize you with all the features offered by your Bluetooth headlamp. Skiing
The Fine Art of the Alpine Start The Fine Art of the Alpine Start Caroline Gleich is an alpine athlete in Salt Lake City, Utah. To pursue her passion for mountains, she often finds herself hiking or skiing in the dark before the sunrise. Below she details how all the hours spent by headlamp improve not only her activities but also her well-being. Skiing
Understanding the parts of a crampon Understanding the parts of a crampon From front points to toe bails and linking bars; use this guide to understand the parts and purpose of modern crampons. Skiing
Tour del Gran Paradiso: circumnavigating "paradise" on skis Tour del Gran Paradiso: circumnavigating "paradise" on skis The Gran Paradiso Range represents one of the must-visit corners of the Italian Alps. The only 4000-meter peak entirely in Italy, its relatively easy regular route makes it a popular ascent for both backcountry skiers and mountaineers. Fully circumnavigation of the range is an exploit in itself. In April 2017, alpinists Tanja Schmitt, Heike Schmitt, and Matthias Scherer completed the full circumnavigation of the Gran Paradiso range on skis in less than 20 hours. Tanja tells the story of their adventure in "paradise." Skiing
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