Leki, Meindl, Lowa and Deuter continue to push their joint concept of speed hiking, at least in Germany. The four companies are inviting their retail customers to seminars to be held during April and May. The 1.5-day sessions train interested retailers or their staff in becoming a speed hiking instructor. The classes include subjects such as training plans, safety and equipment.
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