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Pioneering exploration has been in our DNA since 1936, when Suunto founder Tuomas Vohlonen invented a way to produce more accurate compasses for his orienteering adventures.
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ROAD TO KONA
ROAD TO KONA
SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER 2019
If there’s one word that will strike fear and awe into an iron distance athlete it’s Kona. It’s the race every triathlete aspires to do – at least once. Follow along as we talk to athletes about their goals and preparation – and how not to qualify for the Ironman World Championships.
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Emelie Forsberg
Skyrunning world champion, mountain lover, gardener and local food enthusiast
Kilian Jornet
Mountain athlete extraordinaire, world champion ski mountaineer and trail runner
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Greg Hill
Record-breaking ski mountaineer exploring sustainable adventure and new ways to enjoy the outdoors
Ryan Sandes
Trail running champion racing everywhere, from vast deserts, to the classic 100 milers, and across the Himalayas
Melissa Hauschildt
Indefatigable Ironman champion scooping up a list of first place finishes across the world
William Trubridge
World-renowned freediver, and the first and only person to break the 100 m barrier unassisted
Ida Nilsson
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World’s leading ultra-distance trail runner and a winemaker in the Beaujolais region in France
Cody Beals
Data-driven triathlete and Ironman winner
Mauricio Mendez
The youngest XTERRA World Champion, multiple XTERRA and Ironman 70.3 winner who lives for adventure