Mammut Rotsklimmen Shop

MAMMUT GEAR We have a total of 122 Mammut Products in the following categories: Backpacks (18) Base Layers (5) Beanies (4) Belay and Rappel Devices (2) Carabiners (12) Chalk Bags (2) Climbing Shoes (1) Gloves (3) Harnesses (13) Headlamps (11) Helmets (4) Hiking Boots (5) Jackets (12) Lanterns (1) Mountaineering Boots (1) Probes (3) Quickdraws (5) Rope Bags (1) Ropes (13) Shorts (1) Shovels (2) Slings (1) Sweatshirts (2) MAMMUT GEAR HOT PICKS These are our Mammut Hot Picks:   Lucido TX1 With one superbright LED and two flooding definition LED’s, the Mammut TX1 Headlamp gives you multip ... $46.95... View Details   Tripod The Tripod Helmet by Mammut is an ultralight inmolding climbing helmet with excellent ventilation fo ... $64.95... View Details   Express Set Moses Attention trad climbers—the Mammut Express Set Moses Quickdraw includes two wire gate carabiners and ... $17.95... View Details   Ultimate Hoody - Mens Mammut has enhanced the Ultimate Jacket with a hood and new design. The Ultimate Hoddy is made from ... $181.32... View Details   Lucido TXlite At only 2.5 ounces, there’s no reason not to throw the Mammut TXLite Headlamp in your pack for every ... $34.93... View Details   Lucido X-Zoom Backpacker April, '09 says, "Yes, you could have a drawer full of headlamps that do everything the X ... $99.95... View Details   Mirage Harness - Mens The Mammut Mirage Harness gives you high-end features at a low price that's easy on any dirtbag clim ... $24.98... View Details   Pro Protect your climbing rope from abrasive dirt and harmful UV rays with the Mammut Rope Bag Pro. * ... $44.95... View Details   Mt. Crest GTX - Mens Pull on your pack, lace up the Mammut Men’s Mt. Crest GTX Boot and head out for a week in the backco ... $175.16... View Details MAMMUT INFORMATION History In 1862: Kaspar Tanner lay the first building blocks of our enterprise with the foundation of the craftmans ropery in Dintikon, near Lenzburg. 16 years later Kaspar Tanner moved his business to larger premises in the little city of Lenzburg. During his residency in Lenzburg the company was known as Seilerwarenfabrik AG Lenzburg. In 1968 the name changed to Arova Lenzburg AG and finally in 1984 to Arova-Mammut AG. 1972: Acquisition of a second production factory, the Walter Schwarzenbach AG in Necker, St Gallen, which was expanded to become a branch with modern yarn production and harness weavery 1982: Entry into the Swiss business group Zürcher Zieggeleien (ZZ). 1988: The establishment of the MAMMUT Sportartikel GmbH in Kempten, Germany as sales outlet of our equipment for mountain sports and the outdoors in the EC. 1989: Acquisition of FÜRST AG, Wädenswil, which was integrated into AROVA-MAMMUT in 1989. 1990: Beginning of the new building in Seon (AG), which in 1992 became the new central company headquarters and production outlet. Further company-overtakings, so the Toko AG in Altstätten (SG) also counts as part of the Arova-Mammut-Toko-Group. The new company headquarters comprises of a building volume of 106,000m3 and a floor area of 21,000m2. The complex is made up of a modern office building, a fully automated high-shelve store, a delivery building and two part buildings for the whole production. Around 200 employees process and manufacture, market and sell 900 tonnes of textile raw materials here per year. Mammut Today: Today 60% of the sales are obtained from the home market and 40% from the export market. The biggest growth potential lies in export for the Mammut AG products: Besides the alp countries, north America and Japan count as two of the main buyers of the mountain sport range. For more information about Mammut, check out their website: www.mammut.ch.