Salomon 's para-athletes ran with Hopper prosthetics with 3 amputees.
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Inspiration was everywhere on the trails. Among the many powerful stories from this past week, the journeys of para-athletes stood out as a remarkable reminder of what t…
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Salomon
Shaping the future of Sport since 1947
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- Sporting Goods
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- ANNECY CEDEX 9 FRANCE, FR
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
About Salomon
Salomon is the modern mountain sport lifestyle brand creating innovative, premium and authentic footwear, apparel and winter sports equipment in the French Alps. We’re more than innovators, we’re futurists. We don’t predict trends, we shape the future. At the Annecy Design Center, designers, engineers and athletes intersect to explore the white space of tomorrow and create the future of sports and culture. Shaping New Futures.
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