2021The Return of the Sleeping Bags

A person in a blue Norrøna sleeping bag with a headlamp is reading a book in the dark.

In 2021, Norrøna re-entered the sleeping bag category with the launch of a new collection of premium sleeping bags, bringing back a product group that had been absent from the company’s portfolio for some years.

Building on decades of experience in outdoor equipment and expedition travel, the new range was developed for modern adventurers seeking lightweight performance, warmth, and comfort in demanding conditions.

The return marked more than the relaunch of a product category – it represented a renewed ambition to offer complete outdoor systems for life in the mountains, from technical apparel and backpacks to the gear needed for nights spent in tents, alpine camps, and remote wilderness environments.

Several models quickly earned top ratings and "Best in test" awards from some of the world’s leading outdoor magazines, highlighting Norrøna’s ability to successfully re-enter a highly competitive category and establish itself among the industry's premium sleeping bag manufacturers.

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1972The Ravneskar Tent
Introduced in 1972, the Norrøna Ravneskar tent was a revolution within the tunnel tent design.

1973Introduction of Stetind climbing pack
The introduction of the the Stetind backpack represented a new generation of Norwegian mountain gear.

1975The Fjellanorakk
The Norrøna Fjellanorakk became one of Norrøna’s defining products and a favorite among generations of Norwegian outdoor enthusiasts.

1977The Sleeping Bags
By 1977, Norrøna was steadily broadening its range of mountain equipment. The introduction of its first sleeping bags allowed adventurers to rely on Norrøna not only during the day, but throughout the...

1979Europe’s First GORE-TEX Jacket: The trollveggen
Introduced in 1979, the first Norrøna trollveggen jacket was built for demanding mountaineering in Norway’s harshest conditions – and became the first GORE-TEX jacket made in Europe.

1980Launch of Stetind anatomic carrying system testing and test
With the introduction of the Stetind backpack, Norrøna embraced a new generation of ergonomic design.

1987Norrøna presents its first hunting products.
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1993The Launch of the finnskogen Hunting Collection
In 1993, Norrøna introduced the first generation of its finnskogen hunting clothing in Gore-Tex, bringing advanced waterproof and breathable technology into the world of hunting.

1995World's first hybrid product
In 1995, Norrøna introduced a new collection of microfiber products developed specifically for telemark skiers.

2002The first falketind product
Introduced in 2002, the first Norrøna falketind product marked the beginning of a new generation of versatile mountain gear.

2002The Launch of the Offtrack Collection
In 2002, Norrøna launched Offtrack, its first dedicated multi-sport collection.

2002The World’s Lightest Gore-Tex PacLite® jacket
In 2002, Norrøna also launched what was then considered the world’s lightest Gore-Tex PacLite® jacket.

2004The first lofoten product
Introduced in 2004, Norrøna lofoten marked the beginning of a new era in freeride clothing. The collection grew out of fourth-generation owner and current CEO Jørgen Jørgensen’s personal passion for...

2006The first arktis collection
Introduced in 2006, Norrøna arktis was developed specifically for polar expeditions and life in the world’s most extreme cold-weather environments.

2008The first bitihorn collection
Introduced in 2008, Norrøna bitihorn brought a lighter, more versatile approach to outdoor clothing.

2008The first fjørå collection
Introduced in 2008, Norrøna fjørå marked the beginning of a new category dedicated to mountain biking.

2008The first /29 collection
Introduced in 2008, Norrøna /29 brought the outdoor spirit into everyday life.

2009The first svalbard collection
Introduced in 2009, Norrøna svalbard was created as a highly versatile collection for hiking, outdoor life, and Nordic winter adventures.

2009The first lyngen collection
Introduced in 2009, Norrøna lyngen brought a new lightweight approach to ski touring.

2010The Launch of the Norwegian Alpine Rescue Groups Collab
In 2010, Norrøna began a close collaboration with the Norwegian Alpine Rescue Groups, NARG (Norsk Alpine Redningsgrupper).

2010The Relaunch of the trollveggen and narvik Collections
In 2010, Norrøna relaunched the trollveggen and narvik collections, bringing two iconic product concepts into a new era of technical performance and design.

2018The first unstad products
Introduced in 2018, Norrøna unstad was created for Arctic surfing, with wetsuits built to handle the cold water, rough weather, and demanding conditions of the far North.

2018The First lofoten Goggles
In 2018, Norrøna entered a new product category with the launch of the lofoten goggles.

2021The Launch of Norrøna Skis
In 2021, Norrøna expanded its ski universe with the launch of a dedicated ski collection built around the lofoten, lyngen, and tamok product families.

2021The Pop Star Jacket
Norrøna partnered with Norwegian pop sensation Sigrid to launch the Norrøna Limited Edition Sigrid Anorak.

2021The first tamok collection
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2022The Norrøna x Ulysse Nardin Collab
Norrøna teamed up with Swiss luxury watchmaker Ulysse Nardin.

2023The Return of the Norrøna Tents
The same year, after nearly three decades away from the category, Norrøna relaunched its tent collection.

2023The first senja collection
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2024The first femund collection
Introduced in 2024, Norrøna femund celebrated a different side of Norwegian outdoor life.

2024The first møre collection
Introduced in 2024, Norrøna møre was created to find a new sweet spot between lightweight touring and durable freeride.

2025The Norrøna x Porsche Collab
In 2025, Norrøna teamed up with the iconic sports car manufacturer Porsche to create a unique collection inspired by a shared passion for performance, innovation, and timeless design.