The world of outdoor sports has become even more diversified. Although exclusive focus areas such as alpine climbing, mountaineering, and ski touring have been the order of the day in the past, the demands placed on equipment and clothing are now more complex. Brands are responding to changes in the seasonal conditions, with winters getting shorter and transitional months accounting for a bigger chunk of the year. The result is that consumers’ requirements for products are shifting as they are beginning to use equipment in a different way.
At ISPO Munich 2020, brand-new areas of interest will be on display in the Outdoor segment. In order to accommodate the developing trends within the industry, the world’s largest sports trade fair is introducing an optimized design and adding another hall to the exhibition area. With a total of five Outdoor halls this time, information will be on hand for visitors to find out all they need to know about the latest trends and innovations relating to mountaineering, climbing, ice climbing, bouldering, trail running, camping, and water sports.
Hall A2: Wool Street—exhibition-focused
In focus: wool - from raw material to the product.
Hall A3/A4: ISPO Job Market Wall—exhibition-focused
High-potential job vacancies in the industry at a glance.
Hall A4: Outdoor & Travel, Watersports—exhibition-focused
You will find different brands here that present their products dedicated to this topic.
Hall A5: Shoe Village—exhibition- & networking-focused
Technologies and models, trends and designs from the world of shoes, socks and matching accessories united in hall A5.
