As the first climbing events get underway this Monday, August 5, the La Sportiva brand is inviting climbing enthusiasts to two Arkose and Climb up venues in Paris, dedicated to climbing and outdoor sports.
D-Day for climbing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games! This Monday, August 5, the men's combined and women's speed kick off hostilities at the Le Bourget venue, a complex built specifically for the event. The first finals will take place on Wednesday with the women's speed, while the last medals will be distributed on Saturday August 10 with the difficulty and women's combined. La Sportiva is pulling out all the stops for this exceptional event, the second time climbing has been part of the Olympic Games after Tokyo three years ago, with its "La Maison La Sportiva" concept.
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Concretely, from August 5 to 14, the brand will offer a singular venue that will unfold in two stages: Until August 10 at the Arkose hall in Pantin, then at the Climb Up hall in Aubervilliers from August 11 to 14. A great opportunity to discover the universe of the world's leading climbing, ski-mountaineering, trail and high-mountain brand even more closely, and to experience the Olympic climbing events in a different way.
Alongside these two key players in the indoor climbing market (Arkose and Climb Up), La Sportiva will be welcoming climbing enthusiasts to a packed program of workshops with La Sportiva Ambassadors (including Caroline Ciavaldini, James Pearson and Nao Monchois), climbing contests, tests of the brand's new shoes, film and documentary screenings on three evenings, an exhibition on the history of La Sportiva and a giant screen for watching the climbing events. Participants will also be able to attend the recording of podcasts hosted by Caroline Ciavaldini. You can find details of the events scheduled over the two weeks below and at the official event website.
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