Ortovox has expanded its partnership with VDBS, the German association of mountain and ski guides, which started in 2013. In addition to providing safety equipment, it will supply clothing to VDBS' trainers, who prepare 70 new guides each year for certification. It expects to get important feedback for its product development operations.
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