How many of the 8 European outdoor brands do you know for 2025?

Brand inventory has finally arrived in Europe!
As an outdoor continent
Many classic outdoor brands have emerged on this land of Europe
Today, let's take a look at them together
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👉 Mammot (1862)
Positioning: Pioneer in professional climbing equipment
Representative item: Eigerjoch Pro hard shell jacket - featuring a three-layer GTX Pro+biomimetic joint cut, improving underarm ventilation efficiency by 50%. It has won the "Best Mountaineering Equipment of the Decade" award from Outside magazine and has become the standard equipment for K2's winter first expedition team.
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👉 Helly Hansen (1877)
Positioning: rainstorm protection brand
Representative item: HP jacket - using the brand's core three-layer adhesive waterproof technology, it was launched in the 1970s to solve the contradiction between waterproofing and breathability, becoming a benchmark in the maritime and outdoor industries.
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👉 The Old Man Norrona (1929)
Positioning: Top Nordic technology outdoor brand
Representative item: Lofoten Gore Tex Pro jacket - equipped with 360 ° seamless hot pressing technology, weighing only 485 grams, it is the world's first high-altitude equipment to receive the "Blue Label Certification+Extreme Protection" dual label.
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👉 Stickman Hagl ö fs (1914)
Positioning: A Swedish brand suitable for cold weather
Representative item: L.I.M series lightweight equipment, using patented Spur ™ Technology (dual density weaving process), the backpack weighs only 800 grams but can carry 30 kilograms.
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👉 Salomon (1947)
Positioning: Global Top Outdoor Sports Technology Brand
Representative item: S/Lab series off-road running shoes - equipped with Contagrip ®  MA rubber outsole and EnergyCell+midsole, original Quicklace ™ The one second drawstring system revolutionizes the field of off-road running.
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👉 Arctic Fox Fj ä llr ä ven (1960)
Positioning: Top Nordic technology outdoor brand
Representative item: G-1000 jacket - made of revolutionary blend fabric (65% polyester+35% cotton), with adjustable protection achieved through Greenland wax coating, and modular design winning the Red Dot Award.
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👉 Berghaus (1966)
Positioning: A British brand suitable for rock climbing
Representative item: Mtn Haus hard shell jacket - known for its lightweight and ultimate protection, it became the benchmark for Himalayan mountaineer equipment after its launch in 2012 and has won awards in the outdoor industry.
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👉 Rab Ruipo (1981)
Positioning: Representative of professional climbing lightweight equipment in the UK
Representative item: Kinistretch soft shell garment - composite four sided elastic nylon and Polartec ®  Power Grid fleece enhances joint range of motion by 40%, dominating the field of high-altitude mountaineering.