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2003The New Collection Names

Map of Norway and Arktis in grey against a black background, with various locations marked with labels.

In 2003, Norrøna introduced a new way of organizing its products by grouping them into collections named after iconic Norwegian destinations, beginning with the narvik collection.

The concept connected each product family to a specific landscape, climate, and outdoor activity, creating a stronger link between design and real-world use.

More than a naming system, it reflected Norrøna’s belief that the rugged mountains, fjords, forests, and coastlines of Norway are among the best testing grounds for outdoor equipment in the world.

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A man in red clothing, wearing goggles, is hiking across a snowy mountaintop. The mountains in the background are covered in snow. The sky is blue with white clouds.

1972The Noshaq expedition
In the summer of 1972, five young climbers – the Norwegians Odd Eliassen, Ove Skjerven, Erik Boehlke, Per Gran, and the British David Isles – set out on an ambitious expedition to the remote Hindu...

A black and white image of a snowy mountain peak with a trail of footprints leading up to the summit. The peak is partially obscured by clouds.

1979The First Winter Ascent of Jubileum Wall
In Easter 1979, four Norwegian climbers completed the first winter ascent of Jubileumsveggen, a nearly 1,000-meter wall on Store Midtmaradalstind in the heart of Jotunheimen.

A rock climber with a red helmet is ascending a steep rock face. The climber is looking up at the next move.

1979The First Free Ascent of Rimmon Route in the Troll Wall
In the summer of 1979, Hans Christian Doseth and Ragnhild Amundsen made climbing history by completing the first free ascent of the legendary Rimmon Route in Norway’s Troll Wall.

A bright blue Norrøna Gore-Tex hooded jacket with multiple pockets, displayed on a pale background.

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.

A person wearing a red helmet and striped shirt is climbing a rock face. Their hands are gripping the rock, and they are looking down.

1980The First Free Ascent of the Swedish Route in the Troll Wall
In the summer of 1980, Hans Christian Doseth, Steve Bancroft, and Chouinard Brooks achieved the first free ascent of the legendary Swedish Route on the Troll Wall.

Three climbers, wearing red helmets and harnesses, ascend a rocky mountain slope. The climbers are roped together, with gear visible. A partially obscured fourth climber is seen below the other three.

1983The first ascent of the East Buttress of Thalay Sagar
In 1983, the Norwegian climbers Hans Christian Doseth, Håvard Nesheim, and Frode Guldal, and the Polish climbers Janusz Skorek, and Andrzej Czok, achieved the first ascent of the formidable East...

A man wearing a yellow and blue jacket, helmet, and gloves is rock climbing with a yellow rope. He is looking up at the snow covered mountain face. He appears to be using a belay device and climbing toward a snow covered ridge.

1984The First Ascent of Great Trango Tower
In the summer of 1984, a Norwegian expedition led by the Norwegian climbers Hans Christian Doseth, Finn Dæhlie, Dag Kolsrud, and Stein P. Aasheim set out for Pakistan’s Karakoram Range with an...

Catalog page showing a Norrøna Finsskogen hunting suit and gloves. The suit is green and has multiple pockets. Gloves come in red, blue, or green.

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.

A man in a yellow, red, and blue jacket with a purple backpack, a white helmet with the words "Galibier" on it, and a patch on his jacket that says "Norrøna" is smiling into the camera. The man appears to be on a mountain and his face is covered in snow.

1994The Everest North Side Expedition
In 1994, Norwegian climber Jon Gangdal led a Norwegian expedition attempting to climb Mount Everest from the mountain’s challenging north side in Tibet.

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

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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...

A close up of a person's face covered in frost and ice. They are wearing a red jacket and have a hat pulled down over their head. The background is a solid blue sky. The person appears to be very cold.

2006The Winter Ski Expedition to the North Pole
Børge Ousland and adventurer Mike Horn completed one of the most audacious polar expeditions ever attempted, skiing to the North Pole during the Arctic winter.

A smiling man in a black shirt adjusts a blue Norrøna jacket in front of a wall with clothing designs.

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.

A person's hand reaches out from a tent to photograph a polar bear walking on a frozen ice floe.

2007The Franz Josef Land Expedition
In 2007, Norwegian explorers Børge Ousland and Thomas Ulrich embarked on an expedition to Franz Josef Land, retracing part of the legendary route traveled by Fridtjof Nansen and Hjalmar Johansen more...

A person in Norrøna gear rides a mountain bike on a trail through a forest.

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

A skier in yellow Norrøna outerwear stands atop a snowy peak with skis and a backpack, overlooking a mountain range under a clear sky.

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

A person wearing a bright orange jacket and a blue hat is ice climbing on a snow-covered mountain. The person is using ice axes to ascend the mountain. The sky is blue with white clouds.

2010The Dracula Route on Mount Foraker, Alaska
In 2010, Bjørn-Eivind Årtun and Colin Haley completed the first ascent of the Dracula Route on Mount Foraker (5,304 m) in Alaska.

A rescue team stands before a helicopter and towering mountains. The team wears Norrøna jackets and helmets.

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).

A rock climber in an orange jacket is climbing a snow and ice-covered rock face. The climber is wearing crampons. The blue sky is visible through the icy overhang.

2010The Patagonia Climbing Expedition
Bjørn-Eivind Årtun and Norrøna ambassador Robert Caspersen climbed demanding routes in Patagonia.

Lime green Norrøna hooded jacket with black zippers.

2010The Red Dot Product Design Award
The new trollveggen Gore-Tex Pro Shell jacket received the prestigious Red Dot Product Design Award, one of the world's leading honors for industrial design.

A climber wearing a Norrøna jacket and helmet is on a snowy mountain peak. He's holding onto an ice axe. The view behind him is a snowy valley.

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.

A man wearing a green jacket, red gloves, and a helmet is smiling at the camera. He is standing in the snow on a mountain peak, with a large rocky mountain in the background. Two ice axes and a red rope are in the snow around the man.

2013The Exocet Route on Aguja Standhardt, Patagonia
In 2013, Robert Caspersen, Ole Ivar Lied, and Trym Sæland completed a new variant of the legendary Exocet Route on Aguja Standhardt in Patagonia.

A surfer, wearing a Norrøna wetsuit, rides a turquoise wave near a snow-covered mountain under a cloudy sky.

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.

Norrøna ski goggles with an orange mirrored lens, yellow top frame, and black strap, displayed on a white background.

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

Norrøna lyngen skis in various colors arranged in a circular fan pattern on a black background.

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.

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2021The first tamok collection
Introduced in 2021, Norrøna tamok brought a new approach to freeride clothing for snowboarders and skiers.

A black and white photo of a wrist wearing a black Norrøna jacket and a black wristwatch.

2022The Norrøna x Ulysse Nardin Collab
Norrøna teamed up with Swiss luxury watchmaker Ulysse Nardin.

A blue Norrøna tent sits on a mountain peak overlooking a fjord.

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

A woman wearing a pink jacket, black gloves, a blue hat and sunglasses is smiling and holding a large, reflective, spherical object. The sphere is resting on a blue platform and reflecting the sky and the woman. Behind the woman, a pair of skis lay in the snow. The American and New Zealand flags can be seen in the background.

2023The Youngest Solo Unsupported Woman to the South Pole
Norrøna ambassador Hedvig Hjertaker also made history by becoming the youngest woman in the world to ski solo to the South Pole.

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2023The first senja collection
Introduced in 2023, Norrøna senja marked a dedicated move into trail running.

Two people hike up a rocky mountainside with backpacks, wearing Norrøna clothing, towards a foggy valley.

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

Five people wearing Norrøna clothing are backcountry skiing in a snowy mountain landscape.

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

A person in black Norrøna outerwear adjusts ski goggles, ski poles visible. The taillights of a car are in the background.

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.

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