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Durability: Less to landfill

April 17, 2019

By manufacturing with materials selected for their durability and high performance we ensure that Mont gear stays functional in the field for as long as possible. The more durable your gear, the longer it will last, the better value for money, and the less waste that will end up in landfill.

Mont also has a fully equipped repair workshop and can rectify almost all issues you may have with your Mont product.

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