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RUNNING at NIGHT

July 18 2012

Running

with Kilian Jornet, Seb Chaigneau, Fernanda Maciel and Jared Campbell

To mark the commercial release of the NAO headlamp, ultra-runners from team Petzl provide us with some insight on how to properly run at night.

Original Soundtrack available on Petzl Soundcloud

Photo © Manu Molle

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