Deuter
The German brand Deuter was founded in 1898. In the 1930s, the first backpack developed by Deuter began to be used on peaks over 8,000 meters, marking a key step in the development of the Deuter brand. Throughout the century-long evolution of outdoor gear, Deuter has remained committed to professional research and innovation. Our philosophy has been recognized and embraced by many professional outdoor enthusiasts.
LAKEN
The Laken brand was established in 1912 and registered in Murcia, Spain. It operates a high-tech production facility spanning 10,000 square meters. Laken specializes in researching and producing aluminum and insulated bottles for the needs of 40 countries worldwide. Continuous innovation and reform have been the core principles sustaining Laken for a century. Equally important to the brand’s philosophy are environmentally friendly production, safe drinking water, and product quality. Many years ago, Laken achieved ISO9001-2008 production certification in line with market standards. We care about the safety of every mountaineer’s drinking water and firmly believe this is a great cause.
Laken products have conquered peaks around the world, making it a renowned brand across the seven seas and five continents. Outdoor-specific water bottles have always been a pillar of the Laken brand. The Laken team has twice scaled Nepal’s Annapurna (Napuna Mountain) and Pakistan’s Trango Towers (Chuan Kou Ta Peak) to test the functionality and performance of Laken bottles. These two successful tests helped establish Laken as essential gear for those undertaking challenges in the Himalayas.
MUND
The Spanish brand Mund was founded in 1989. Mund specializes in developing outdoor mountain socks. Its cutting-edge insulation materials and high-tech manufacturing equipment have enabled Mund to successfully enter the outdoor sock markets of 50 countries. In the late 1980s, Mund began developing mountaineering socks tailored for peaks over 8,000 meters around the world. Today, we offer specialized socks for all 14 mountains above 8,000 meters.
