The Montura Spirit

Searching for a new way

Our Manifesto

We are human beings that work for other human beings. We are passionate about the mountains and the outdoors. We are committed to honouring, respecting, and protecting people and the environment as living beings.

We are free thinkers who are not afraid to share our thoughts and, most importantly, we stay true to ourselves. We believe a new, responsible way of doing business is necessary.

We believe that knowledge of our natural surroundings is the first step in their conservation. We give back by making local culture accessible to a broader global community.

We are committed to designing and manufacturing ergonomic, innovative, versatile, durable and sustainable products. We belong to a community of conscientious people, committed to spreading the word about outdoor culture.

We support the outdoor community in sharing experiences and ideas without bias or prejudice.

Searching for a new way
is Montura spirit.

STORIES

Learning about adventures from those who lived them is a source of inspiration and reflection for us. Because behind each challenge lies so much more than a goal achieved.

Montura Venticinque
Montura Venticinque
Lorenzo Barone, the last true explorer
explorer
Lorenzo Barone, the last true explorer
A Passion that Becomes Life
A Passion that Becomes Life
Montura official supplier of the Bergrettungsdienst Im Avs Südtirol
workframe
Montura official supplier of the Bergrettungsdienst Im Avs Südtirol
Volcanic Trails
cycling
Volcanic Trails
Why the Apuan Alps?
Why the Apuan Alps?
As long as the legs hold
As long as the legs hold
MyPass Ski
MyPass Ski
Iceland Traverse 2023 - 2 friends, 2 different disabilities, 1 dream in common
Iceland Traverse 2023 - 2 friends, 2 different disabilities, 1 dream in common
#UnoMontura
#UnoMontura
Made in Montura
Made in Montura
Torre Trieste
alpinism
Torre Trieste

Climbers are nearly always monomaniacs with unbridled ambitions.
And we’re no exception.
In 2012, having climbed Colonne d’Ercole on the north-west side of Mount Civetta, we blew on the still-hot embers and decided to attempt a new route on Torre Trieste.
Easy to say, wonderful to dream of, but rather complicated to execute.