50% discount on all clothes - Ruedi Bergsport exchange campaign

Just in time for the winter season and just before Christmas, the Zurich specialist shop Ruedi Bergsport offers an 50% exchange discount on all clothing items. The action applies to the 1. to 30. November 2017.

In detail, this looks like this: For every piece of clothing that you give in favor of the Swiss Berghilfe in the store, you can buy another with 50% discount. The Berghilfe is also very happy about well-preserved everyday or even outfits. Whether you bring a new Gore-Tex jacket or replace your broken ski pants is up to you alone. Of course, Ruedi Bergsport also accepts donation dresses without you buying anything.

Living expertise

The employees of Ruedi Bergsport are active mountaineers and freeriders themselves and spend almost every free minute in the mountains. They advise from practical experience and know the strengths (and weaknesses) of their products. Advice from Urs, Sveta, Remo, Nathalie and Ruedi doesn't end at the checkout. Because this is only the first step. The Ruedi Bergsort team will also be happy to provide you with information on where the snow is most beautiful and the rock the most grippy.

This is how you find Ruedi Bergsport

Address

Ruedi mountain sports
Birmensdorferstrasse 55
8004 Zürich
Tel +044 241 58 52
Mail: [email protected]

Opening hours

Mo – Fr: 09:00 – 18:30
Thu: 10:00 a.m. - 20:00 p.m.
Sa: 09 a.m. - 00 p.m.
Open until 16.00 before holidays

Credits: Picture Ruedi Bergsport

 


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