List of climbing and mountaineering equipment brands

The following is a list of notable brands and manufacturers of climbing and mountaineering equipment (including for all forms of rock climbing and of ice climbing ), sorted by continent and by country.

Asia [ edit ]

Nepal [ edit ]

Europe [ edit ]

Denmark [ edit ]

ECCO
Hummel

Finland [ edit ]

Karhu
Nokian Footwear
Polar
Suunto (Ultimately owned by Liescheng, China) (Finland-based, Chinese-owned)
Amer Sports Corporation (Finland-based, Chinese-owned)

France [ edit ]

Aigle
Eider
Lafuma
Millet
Petzl
Quechua
Rossignol
Salomon (Ultimately owned by ANTA Sports, China) (France-based, Chinese-owned)

Germany [ edit ]

Adidas
Hanwag
Deuter
Jack Wolfskin (German-based, American-owned)
Meindl
Puma (German-based, French-owned)
Vaude

Italy [ edit ]

Norway [ edit ]

Slovenia [ edit ]

Alpina ?iri

Spain [ edit ]

Tenaya

Sweden [ edit ]

Fjallraven (Fenix Outdoor AB)
Haglofs ( ASICS , Japan) (Sweden-based, Japanese-owned)
Hestra
Hilleberg
Primus
Silva
Tenson
Trangia (Trangia AB)

Switzerland [ edit ]

UK [ edit ]

North America [ edit ]

Canada [ edit ]

Mountain Equipment Company , formerly Mountain Equipment Co-op
Arc'teryx (Ultimately owned by ANTA Sports , China) (Canada-based, Chinese-owned)

United States [ edit ]

Black Diamond
CamelBak
Cascade Designs
- MSR (Mountain Safety Research)
- Therm-a-Rest
Champion
Coleman
Columbia Sportswear
- Columbia Montrail
- Mountain Hardwear
- prAna
Danner
Eddie Bauer
Five Ten Footwear (US-based, German-owned)
Gerry
GoLite
Granite Gear
Head (American-owned)
Ibex
Johnson Outdoors
Keen
Kelty
L.L.Bean
Leatherman
Lowe Alpine (Asolo)
Marmot ( Jarden )
Merrell
NEMO Equipment
New Balance
Nike
Osprey Packs
Outdoor Research
Patagonia
Penfield
REI (Recreational Equipment Inc.)
VF Corporation
- Jansport
- Eastpak
- The North Face
- Timberland

Oceania [ edit ]

Australia [ edit ]

New Zealand [ edit ]

References [ edit ]

External links [ edit ]

Top Outdoor Brands Bergfreunde' (2024)
Top-brand outdoor Recreational Equipment, Inc (2024)

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