100 Years Of Producing Climbing Gear Has Led To This Product | Climbing Daily Ep.2058

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Today we take a deep dive into the history of ‪@camp1889‬ It is one of the oldest, and most established climbing brands in the world. The factory located in the tiny Italian town of Premana, and the starting place for our tour. From ice axes to harnesses discover the story behind the gear...
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100 Years Of Climbing Gear Evolution - All From A Village In Italy | Climbing Daily Ep.2058

[@Mike-oz4cv]

Surprising how little automation they have. Really shows how small scale climbing products still are.

[@dailyclimbing]

indeed 🙌

[@KaleSchlegel]

Much safer than mass produced with zero to little qc. Human made all the way.

[@SubarcticClimbing]

I miss the wolf. The new logo lacks personality

[@giovannilusardi8975]

They should do like an heritage line

[@ck9973]

Great video. Love camp

[@zacharylaschober]

I always like introducing customers to camp, they’re amazed at how old and storied they are and almost always sold on the corsa line and phantoms.

[@dailyclimbing]

absolutely, it was an amazing experience to see where it all gets made

[@epictvitalia]

✊

[@parharn]

Maybe camp can provide as good chairs as in their sales office to their workshop also. 3:04

[@RelaisVertical]

😍

[@epictvespana7481]

[@torn1975]

Bravi!

[@dailyclimbing]

🤘

[@giopilli1]

Way way better than the Willy wonka chocolate factory - by far. Great video - viva l’Italia che lavora

[@dailyclimbing]

Grazie 🙌🙌

[@Marc-fg1mn]

10:00 I am very sorry but you have made a mistake calling this machine "a water jet milling machine" it is an ordinary CNC milling machine cooled by a cooling lubricant at a pressure (you can clearly see the swarfs and the noise coming out of the motor). Water jet CNC is used for cutting similarly as you have presented the CNC laser operation. Instead of a laser, the cutting process is made by abrasive particles that are accelerated by a pressure of water coming out of a sintered carbide nozzle :)

[@dailyclimbing]

Thanks very much, we appreciate your attention to detail 🙏

[@Marc-fg1mn]

@@dailyclimbing If you ever need pre-production feedback from an engineer and also a climber give me a shout :) All the best guys.

[@howler6490]

R n D manager in your own plant...thats a job...

[@dailyclimbing]

😀

[@chakchalks]

Don't they produce a lot of their products in China?? Stuff like carabiners and textile stuff.

[@i-m_andre]

Exactly! Except the Axes they produce almost everything in China.

[@dailyclimbing]

@@i-m_andre Hey guys, thanks for the comments, but after having visited the headquarters in Premana, the truth is that a substantial portion of the climbing hardware they sell is made in Italy 🙌

[@V8chump]

What’d the company do for the first 30+ years? “Started” in 1880s yet first axe in the 1920s? 🤔

[@kuyadeee]

other climbing gear, i’m guessing

[@sebastianflynn1746]

Probably a general blacksmith

[@z1522]

In the last 1890's my grandfather summited Mt. Hood with a group including women in wide skirts, and all in hobnailed boots, using long alpenstocks, the predecessors to the ice ax we recognize.

[@dailyclimbing]

thats how they started out👌

[@luis.borges]

on the wikipedia page is mentioned that the first generation was a general blacksmith and it was the son in the 1920 that started producing ice axes for the italian army Alpini (alpine troops)