Thanks to the partnership with ENSA and CNSAS, Ferrino adds its research and development to the experience of mountain professionals, guaranteeing the consumer the excellence of its products.
ENSA (Ecole Nationale de Ski et d'Alpinisme) was founded in France in 1943 and is a public body under the tutelage of the Ministry of Youth and Sport, recognised historically and internationally.
Ensa's mission is to train all mountain professionals; the study of technical equipment and the best products available on the market are an integral part of the academic path.
Ferrino's more than twenty-year collaboration with ENSA mountain and mountaineering division ensures field testing of Ferrino products by mountain professionals in order to receive useful feedback for perfecting the products themselves.
These tests, carried out by those who actually live the mountain in an integral way, become synonymous with guarantee and design innovation as well as maximum product quality.
Ferrino supplies ENSA with backpacks such as the Triolet 48+5, a resistant and versatile mountaineering model, and the Lynx 30, very light and designed for ski mountaineering.
Ferrino has created numerous partnerships with various recognised bodies such as the one born in 1998 with the CNSAS (National Speleological Alpine Rescue Corps) established in 1954 and today composed of approximately 7,000 operators throughout the Italian territory representing the
maximum evolution of mountain rescue.
The development of unique projects capable of satisfying the specific technical needs of mountain professionals gives rise to products such as the Guardian 50 backpack, currently supplied as a first aid kit to helicopter rescue technicians and doctors in the Aosta Valley region.
The essence of Ferrino, a leading company in the world of Outdoor for 146 years, is the Research & Development Department intended as a laboratory without walls, whose geographical limits extend to crests, canals, peaks and glaciers and allow the development of unique, innovative and top-quality projects.