Stories
See what our brands have brought out: collections, gear and the people behind them.
- Salewa
Enter your Mountain Space: Salewa's response to mountaineering in transition
What it is aboutHow Salewa's new Ortles Mountaineering collection responds to the changing face of mountaineering.
- Mountain Equipment
Photo: Mountain EquipmentMountain Equipment Xenith Jacket: maximum warmth, minimum weight
What it is aboutHexagonal down baffles, 120 g of goose down, 320 g in total: what makes the new Xenith from Mountain Equipment special, and when the Lightline, Jokla or K7 is the better choice.
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Photo: Mountain Equipment - Haglöfs
Haglöfs down jackets and insulated jackets: which one gets you through winter
What it is aboutDown or synthetic, summit or city: five insulated jackets from Haglöfs at a glance. What each one is made for and where its limits are.
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Photo: Haglöfs - Klättermusen
Klättermusen: Swedish mountain clothing – new at SportFits
What it is aboutSince 1975, Klättermusen has been making mountain gear in Umeå. For winter 2026/27, the brand is launching its first freeride collection. Now new at SportFits.
- Odlo
Running in every season: autumn and winter with the Odlo Zeroweight Insulator
What it is aboutCold starts, wind, changing temperatures: what the Odlo Zeroweight Insulator jacket and matching shorts can do on autumn and winter runs, and where their limits are.
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Insulator Jacket Black
Insulator Jacket Brown Granite
Insulator Jacket GardeniaCollection and prices in the shopOdlo in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from Odlo - Rab
Foto: RabRab relaunches its classic Microlight down jacket
What it is aboutRab has reworked its classic Microlight down jacket. What's new about the Microlight Alpine, who it suits and which other models make up the family.
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Brand worldScottFelix Neureuther and ScottSee the brand world →- Orage
Orage: Ski and freeski clothing from Canada – new at SportFits
What it is aboutSince 1989, Orage has been making distinctive ski and freeski clothing in Québec, from hardshells for ski touring to down jackets. Now available at SportFits.
- Nordisk
Nordisk Companyon AW26 – Your Companyon. Our Heritage
What it is aboutNordisk relaunches the 2009 Companyon collection for autumn/winter 2026 – Crystal Down, Next to Nothing and Scandinavian design across five models.
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Thyra (Black)
Asta (Tibetan Red)Collection and prices in the shopNordisk in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from Nordisk - MAUL Sport
Hiking with the Best – functional outdoor clothing from MAUL Sport
What it is aboutBased in the Bavarian Pre-Alps, MAUL Sport has specialised in hiking trousers since 1948. We showcase the bestsellers – from softshell and waterproof 2XT models to merino shirts and fleece jackets with Polygiene freshness.
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Seilschaft XT 10.0
Berghütte XT 10.0
Nebelhorn RECCollection and prices in the shopMAUL Sport in the shopWhere next?Read the full storyMore from MAUL Sport - Marmot
Marmot Hybrid Power for Every Movement
What it is aboutWarm at the summit, cool on the ascent: Marmot's Revlo Hybrid Line combines PrimaLoft Silver Active with breathable stretch zones – warmth that moves with you.
- Dakine
Dakine: Backpacks and luggage with surf roots – new at SportFits
What it is aboutWhat began on Maui in 1979 with a surfboard leash is now a brand for backpacks, travel bags and bike gear. New at SportFits.
- Flower Mountain
Flower Mountain: Outdoor trainers with Japanese design – new at SportFits
What it is aboutTwo designers, a climb up Fuji and a field of dandelions: Flower Mountain combines Japanese design with mountain-sports roots. Now new at SportFits.
Brand worldCraftCraft winter running wear: visible and warm (EN)See the brand world →- Protest
Protest: Ski and snowboard wear with a street look – new at SportFits
What it is aboutSince 1993, Protest has been making ski and snowboard clothing with a streetwear look for the whole family. Now new at SportFits.
- KASK
KASK: Ski helmets from Italy with racing DNA – new at SportFits
What it is aboutKASK helmets have helped riders win the Tour de France and are now also worn in the Alpine Skiing World Cup. The brand from Bergamo is now available at SportFits.
- Karpos
TestedKarpos Rock EVO Pants and Bermuda: our testers' verdict
What it is aboutThe Karpos Rock EVO had to prove itself in real life. Two testers from the SportFits community report how the Pants and the Bermuda shorts held up.
- Houdini
Houdini Aero Houdi vs Aero Jacket: which midlayer suits you?
What it is aboutHoudini builds its Aero line from Polartec Power Air Active: more breathability and, according to Polartec, less microfibre shedding during wear and washing. Here is who the Aero Houdi and the Aero Jacket are right for.
- Marmot
Marmot camping 2026: Wraptor, HiberNest and Trailfin
What it is aboutOur take on Marmot's 2026 camping highlights: the zip-free Wraptor, the blanket-style HiberNest and the roomy Trailfin tent.
- DeuterDeuter Race 16: the backpack that never stays at home
What it is about590 grams, 16 litres and a rain cover always on board: why the Deuter Race 16 works on the bike, on the trail and on the piste, and who should look elsewhere.
Brand worldRabRab MicrolightSee the brand world →- Salewa
Salewa PUEZ: trekking clothing for city and mountains
What it is aboutSalewa is rethinking trekking. The PUEZ collection brings urban style and alpine performance together, using hemp, merino wool and recycled materials instead of relying on conventional polyester.Where next?Read the full storyMore from Salewa - Victoria
Victoria: Spanish canvas trainers since 1915
What it is aboutVictoria has been making canvas trainers by hand in Spain since 1915. Here's what makes the brand special and why you'll now find it at SportFits.
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MAUL Sport hiking clothing with insect protection
What it is aboutInsect Shield, UV 50+, T-Zip and Polygiene: MAUL Sport builds comfort and protection into clothing for hiking, trekking and travel.
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Royal Robbins: from Yosemite to everyday life
What it is aboutFounded by climbing pioneers in Yosemite, Royal Robbins makes outdoor clothing with a clean, timeless style. Now available at SportFits.
Where next?Read the full storyMore from Royal Robbins - Fjällräven
Fjällräven: Swedish outdoor heritage since 1960
What it is aboutFrom a basement in northern Sweden to G-1000 and the Kånken: we look at Fjällräven’s history and a selection of its products.Where next?Read the full storyMore from Fjällräven - Nordisk
Nordisk sleeping bags 2026: down or synthetic?
What it is aboutDown or synthetic, mummy or blanket: what really matters when you buy a sleeping bag, and the four Nordisk models worth a closer look this season.
Brand worldMonturaMontura: Vertigo & Workframe (EN)See the brand world →- Ternua
Ternua: B Corp outdoor brand with strong value for money
What it is aboutWe look at the Basque outdoor brand Ternua: its clothing, the materials it uses and how much technology you get for the price.
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Ternua Klimmer Jacket review: light all-round shell
What it is aboutOur product tester wore the Ternua Klimmer Jacket for a month on hikes and around town. Light, versatile and bluesign® certified, with clear limits in sustained rain. Here is his verdict.
- Ferrino
TestedFerrino: outdoor gear from Turin, tested on Monte Rosa
What it is aboutFerrino has been making expedition gear in Turin since 1870. Now it is at SportFits too: sleeping bags, rucksacks and clothing for demanding mountain tours.
- Lowa
Lowa hiking boots: what makes the Bavarian brand special
What it is aboutA century of shoemaking, production in Europe and the Renegade, Europe's best-selling hiking boot. Here is why so many hikers swear by Lowa.
- Crazy
Crazy: the Italian brand that invented Fast & Light
What it is aboutA sewing machine, an Alpine valley and an idea that changed mountain sports. Here's the story of the Italian brand Crazy, and why Fast & Light is more than a slogan.
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Scoot and Ride: the scooter that grows with your child
What it is aboutAward-winning 2-in-1 ride-ons from Austria for children from their first year to school age. Now at SportFits.Where next?Read the full storyMore from Scoot and Ride - Osprey
Osprey travel packs 2026: Farpoint, Fairview and Sojourn
What it is aboutTravel pack, wheels or a rugged hybrid? Farpoint, Fairview and Sojourn cover three very different ways of travelling, from carry-on trips to a year on the road.
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CeLaVi: the Danish King of Rainwear for kids
What it is aboutCeLaVi from Denmark specialises in rainwear, natural rubber wellies and merino basics for children aged 0 to 12. Now new at SportFits.Where next?Read the full storyMore from CeLaVi - Gonso
Gonso cycling wear and the SQlab GO pad explained
What it is aboutA new logo and a clearer message: since the Spring/Summer 2025 collection, Gonso has presented itself with an updated look. We explain what is behind it and the SQlab GO pad.
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Minymo: Danish children's clothing for active kids
What it is aboutMinymo from Denmark makes children's clothing for everyday life and the outdoors, with GOTS-certified cotton, waterproof outdoor pieces and Scandinavian design from size 74.
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TestedSalewa Pedroc 2 Max review: two testers, two terrains
What it is aboutTwo members of our community wore the Salewa Pedroc 2 Max for weeks, one in Mallorca's summer heat, the other on evening loops and in the Dolomites. They agree on cushioning, grip and build quality. On stability, they don't.
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Nikwax: care and waterproofing for outdoor gear
What it is aboutSince 1977, Nikwax has made water-based care and waterproofing products for outdoor gear. Now available at SportFits.
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SHIMANO MTB shoes: which model suits your riding style?
What it is aboutFlat or SPD, trail or bike park: we explain SHIMANO's GE, GF and XC mountain bike shoes and help you choose the right model for your riding style.
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SMITH MTB helmets compared: Pilot, Engage and Forefront 3
What it is aboutPilot, Engage or Forefront 3: what sets the three SMITH mountain bike helmets apart, and what Koroyd and Mips are good for.
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SAXX: performance underwear from Vancouver
What it is aboutA fishing trip off Alaska, a damp drysuit and a problem men rarely talk about: that is how SAXX began. Since 2006, the Vancouver brand has tackled it with a patented hammock design. Now at SportFits.
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Hanwag Kaduro 2026: Mid, Low and Light GTX compared
What it is aboutNew for spring/summer 2026: Hanwag adds the Mid GTX and Low GTX to its Kaduro line. Perwanger suede, a PFAS-free Gore-Tex membrane and a Bead midsole that, according to independent tests, lasts up to 11 times longer than EVA.
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BioLite: cooking, charging and lighting with fire and sun
What it is aboutNew at SportFits: BioLite from Brooklyn turns campfires into electricity and brings light to places with no power grid. Here is what sets the brand apart. - X-Bionic
X-Bionic Anatomix socks: what the tech does on the trail
What it is aboutAnatomix socks are knitted to follow the natural shape of the foot for a second-skin fit. What the EvoFit system actually does on the trail.
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