Ortovox and Petzl are going to cooperate for the organization of the Safety Nights. The short and free night-time courses will be offered at 14 locations throughout the alpine regions where people tend to engage in ski touring between the middle of January and the end of February. The goal is to educate the adventurers about the basics of mountain safety, including the equipment, and the correct behavior in case of accidents.
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