Climber, alpinist, trail-runner... Each of them will deal with his favorite sport, the one where he's best, and for which he earned an international recognition.
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We just learned yesterday that Guy Lacelle was killed in an avalanche during the Bozeman Ice Festival. This tragic news strikes at the heart of the Petzl family, adding to a overwhelmingly sad 2009. Guy has long been a close friend to all of us at Petzl, both in North America an
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The all white day...
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It's my last day in Scotland.
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As checked out the previous day, it is warm outside...and still raining.
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DAY 4 : RAIN.
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For what seems forever will this thaw ever come to an end?
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February 24th. 3.45am.

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This film festival began for his second winter edition in Chamonix.
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In Mid-December, I flew to Nepal with Ines Papert (Germany), Jen Olson (Canada), Cory Richards (USA) and Chris Alstrin (USA). Our goal was to try to open a new route on the North Face of Kwangde Lho (6187m).
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Québec ice trip makes always mad, but f***ing happy...
There is nothing better than feeling the cold when you get out from Montreal Airport and listening a strong (but sweet) accent, asking you if
you want some beans with your poutine 
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Just a few words to introduce the MedeO'z movie, made for the Outdoorgames at Chamonix.
Please visit their website to learn more about this wonderful and very creative event...
The idea is (as we presented in a latest post) : Seven teams of pro
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Audrey Gariepy (Petzl athlete) just came back from an ice climbing trip in Norway, with Guy Lacelle and a few other ice climbers (Mathieu Audibert, Chris Alstrin and Alex Lavigne).
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Yeeees! Story number five of the Gozderette in Champagny en Vanoise will take place as usual last week-end of January. This is the only place where you can iceclimb in France actually and meet reggae dancers with funky climbers who are ready to practice 
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What is a Leviathan ?
This is a long, thin snake-like dragon who controls the power of water. It looks similar to a Japanese dragon; witch is usually associated with water rather than fire.
And actually its the name of a new route,