The overall winners of the photo contest - TIKKA² The Power of Light

After two crazy months of competition, the Jury is ready to announce its decision. More than 1,100 photos were submitted, reflecting a diversity of themes and concepts, making the choice of the winners very difficult.

The Jury's comments

Once night has fallen, what would we do without light? Probably not a great deal... But with a powerful and portable light, a multitude of possibilities open up to us! That's what the participants of the contest showed us, through their creative and rich photos and videos. With so many illuminating ideas to consider, Jury deliberated long and hard to choose the winners. The winners which we are proud to present to you here.

Congratulations to everyone (...)

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TIKKA² contest - The Jury's favorite videos and photos

We decided to award more prizes to the "Power of Light" videos and photos that touched us, impressed us or made us laugh. Some didn't get the chance to be recognized by the public. So congratulations to all these creators who will win a ZIPKA PLUS².  

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Petzl ULTRAfest - Snowbird afterhours

In late January, Petzl organized a special outing to demonstrate the power of the ULTRA headlamps, and how they can turn the night into day, opening up a whole new realm of pre-dawn and post-dusk possibilities.

Thanks to Snowbird Ski Resort and a crack team of ski patrollers, a group of (...)

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[04/15/2010]
The overall winners of the photo contest - TIKKA² The Power of Light

After two crazy months of competition, the Jury is ready to announce its decision. More than 1,100 photos were submitted, reflecting a diversity of themes and concepts, making the choice of the winners very difficult.

Steve McClure
I have been here before
[03/14/2010]  From Steve McClure

But it still feels like a very long way off! That feeling you get when you first try something really hard. It's alien to most climbers, as they don't often try hard stuff relative to them. I'm talking about routes where you can't even do the moves, where success is measured in tens of days or even years. Not something that was desperate but you'll probably do next go.

Dani Andrada
Sigue la racha...
[03/13/2010]  From Dani Andrada

[03/09/2010]
Rock to Ice, Part 2: Kevin Wilkinson tests the ice & quickly sends M12

words by Alli Rainey photos by Crista-Lee Mitchell Back in Canada for the winter with nowhere to sport climb or boulder in sight, Petzl athlete Kevin Wilkinson decided on a whim to try his hand at mixed climbing when some friends invited him to go along.

[03/08/2010]
Rock to Ice, Part 1: Emily Harrington finds new inspiration in ice climbing

by Emily Harrington Ice climbing ?! I began ice climbing and mixed climbing this past December because I wanted to prove something. No matter how lame that sounds, I wanted to try something new and prove that I could be more than a sport/competition climber. “You’re gonna hate it.” “Ice climbing? Seriously? Isn’t that too cold for you?” “Whoa Emily.”

Liv Sansoz
A stop in my life...
[03/06/2010]  From Liv Sansoz

As some of you know, I had a serious accident last December. Serious but thankfully not too dramatic.I haven’t mentioned it here or talked much about it because I have been putting all of my energy into healing and rehabilitation.
I was lucky, in my bad luck, and everything eventually went much better than what the doctors told me in the beginning. First of all, I had an excellent surgeon and he did a very good job repairing my broken sacrum with two titanium screws, which will stay in place for less than a year.


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Steve McClure
I have been here before
[03/14/2010]  From Steve McClure

But it still feels like a very long way off! That feeling you get when you first try something really hard. It's alien to most climbers, as they don't often try hard stuff relative to them. I'm talking about routes where you can't even do the moves, where success is measured in tens of days or even years. Not something that was desperate but you'll probably do next go.

Dani Andrada
Sigue la racha...
[03/13/2010]  From Dani Andrada

Liv Sansoz
A stop in my life...
[03/06/2010]  From Liv Sansoz

As some of you know, I had a serious accident last December. Serious but thankfully not too dramatic.I haven’t mentioned it here or talked much about it because I have been putting all of my energy into healing and rehabilitation.
I was lucky, in my bad luck, and everything eventually went much better than what the doctors told me in the beginning. First of all, I had an excellent surgeon and he did a very good job repairing my broken sacrum with two titanium screws, which will stay in place for less than a year.

Dani Andrada
Efecto domino...
[03/03/2010]  From Dani Andrada

Said Belhaj
how to survive a REAL scandinavian winter?
[02/21/2010]  From Said Belhaj

going off piste with my boys from back in the day in the scandinavian alps: Hemsedal, Norway.

Gérôme Pouvreau
First ascent Ganesh 8b+ in badami
[02/19/2010]  From Gérôme Pouvreau

Voici la photo de la bête, ca envoi du gros non????? une bien belle première !!


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