Mammut,
Swedish for Mastodon (or woolly mammoth),
can trace it's roots back to 1862 when Kaspar Tanner lay it's first
building blocks, with the craftmans ropery in Dintikon, near Lenzburg
Switzerland. This ropery gained it's reputation quickly and developed
the Swiss Army's ropes during this period.
Mammut now sells
a huge range of specialist outdoor equipment, known for it's enduring
properties - ideal for alpinism, climbing and high energy outdoor sports.
Working with outdoor athletes, Mammut has designed a range of clothing
and outdoor gear that is perfectly suited to endure the best and worst
conditions. Mammut
can now be creditted with it's exceptional high quality and on-going
innovation in outdoor gear.
Mammut,
Swedish for Mastodon (or woolly mammoth),
can trace it's roots back to 1862 when Kaspar Tanner lay it's first
building blocks, with the craftmans ropery in Dintikon, near Lenzburg
Switzerland. This ropery gained it's reputation quickly and developed
the Swiss Army's ropes during this period.