Mammut x Sport Schuster Race to Net Zero Munich

Run this segment to help us remove CO₂ from the air

Challenge Ended: May 31, 2023
If we run 10,000,000km together this May, Climeworks will remove 10 tons of CO₂ from the air so it can't contribute to climate change anymore.

That's real climate action!

And if you run this segment between May 1st and May 31st, 2023, you'll earn a free Mammut Speed Cup when you visit the Sport Schuster store in Munich and show your badge at the counter.

You can find the store location below:
Sport Schuster - Munich

But how can we remove CO₂? And why are we running for it?

The fact is nature can't do it alone anymore. We also need technology to reduce emissions in the fight against climate change. That's why Mammut is collaborating with the carbon removal pioneer, Climeworks, whose "Direct Air Capture" technology removes CO₂ from the air to be then safely stored deep underground, where it mineralizes and turns into rock permanently.

And this May, as part of the Mammut Race to Net Zero challenge, if you and all your friends each run a minimum of 100km, we can reach 10,000,000km together, and Climeworks will remove 10 tons of CO₂.

What do you say? Are you in?

To get you motivated, Mammut has planned local running meet-ups where you can connect with other runners and test the new 100% decarbonized trail running collection.

Also, as a reward for running 100km and completing the challenge, you'll get a 20% discount off Mammut gear AND a 20% discount for CO₂ removal on Climeworks.com - PLUS, you'll be entered for the chance to win one of five of Mammut trail running outfits.

Let's go further, together!

Learn more via the links below:
Mammut Race to Net Zero challenge
Mammut Trail Running
Climeworks
Mammut's 2022 Responsibility report
The Mammut Club on Strava
  • 21,269
    Participants
  • 1,441
    Total attempts
  • 0.7 km
    Distance
  • 1 m
    Elevation Gain
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    Avg Grade
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Prize Information

Be part of real climate action. Plus, get a free reusable Mammut Speed Cup at Sport Schuster in Munich.

Additional Info

The Challenge starts and ends based on each participant's local time zone.

Manual entries, virtual runs, treadmill runs will not count towards the challenge goal. Activities must be marked "Everyone."

All activities logged during the Challenge period must be uploaded to Strava no later than three days after the Challenge ends.

You must cross through the segment start, continue on its path exactly as it was created, and cross over the segment finish in order to match.

Once you've started the segment, you may not deviate from the segment's path whatsoever. In other words, stay on the segment.

You must complete the segment in the direction it was created. You can not complete it in the opposite direction.

If the segment is a loop, you must start and end the loop at the segment's designated start/end points. You may not start and end the loop on another part of the loop, even if you completed the entire loop.

Avoid resting right before or right after the segment, because this resting time may get included in your segment time and we will not adjust your match to remove this time. More info here.

Make sure your device indicates that you have a strong GPS signal prior to recording. If your device does not have a strong signal, the GPS data may be off track from the segment and this may cause you to not match that segment.

We expect all athletes to honor the Strava Community Standards, which includes abiding by all health advisements and restrictions in your area prior to undertaking any physical activity.

The description of this challenge is provided by Mammut.
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