WISE

🇬🇧 WAKE-UP, HEADING TO THE PTL

06:14 AM

Early wake-up to catch up with our athletes on the PTL. They left us yesterday and are already so far away. 100 km done.
No choice but to take the car to catch up with them.
Heading to Les Creux, Switzerland.

🇬🇧 VERBIER LES CREUSES

09:25 AM

A few issues with the camera settings, just needed some time to get used to it. But I quickly got back on track and will deliver some photos worthy of the name.

🇬🇧 CABANE DU MONT ROC

11:23 AM

After missing them at the last checkpoint, we hurried ahead to make sure we wouldn’t miss them a second time...
Too fast for us, despite already having 100 km and a bit of elevation gain in their legs.

🇬🇧 FIRST ARRIVAL

01:13 PM

The Gabioud brothers are the first to join us at Cabane du Roc. This time, there was no way we could miss them.
They didn’t stop at Fully because they couldn’t manage to fall asleep. Probably just an inexplicable urge to keep running.
We shared a moment together before they reached the halfway point of the course.

🇬🇧 SECONDE ARRIVAL

02:59 PM

C’est au tour du duo Nico Lehmann et Seb Raichon d’arriver. Eux ont réussi à trouver le sommeil au dernier point de contrôle.

Ils s’arrêtent, mangent un coup, font une sieste et repartent à la conquête des 170 km restants.

Merci aux bénévoles, merci pour l’ambiance, merci les gars pour les émotions.

🇬🇧PTL START

07:11

After KIMA, I don’t think I’ve ever seen so many shredded legs and crazy people per square meter. An insane concentration of crazy people...
Thanks to these heroes for keeping us on the edge of our seats all week long, like a series with a new episode dropping every day.
See you Thursday for the final episode.

🇬🇧 MCC START

09:09

A heroic MCC to get the legs moving this Monday morning.
That smile from Florian Bernabeu-Seguy was no coincidence. He knew it. He knew silver was his today.
And let’s not forget Baptiste Ellmenreich (5) and Romain Bodet (12), who also kept us on the edge of our seats throughout the race. Thanks, guys.

🇬🇧 END OF THE DAY

14:34

Tiphaine is happy, unfortunately not quite as strong as her boss yet (that’s also why he’s the boss), who finished in around 5 hours back in 2022, when the course was half the length of this year’s.
Well done, Julien.
But above all, a huge congratulations to Tiphaine and Martin.

CHAMONIX [2026]

Find us all week long in Chamonix.

Test the Running Bag 333 and Short 522 for 24 hours on the trails around Chamonix.
Pick up your gear at Ravanel, Monday 24/08 to Friday 28/08, from 9 AM to 12 PM.

Register via the link in our bio.

You’ll also find us at the Ultra-Trail Village. Come by to discover our gear and get equipped for your races, enjoy some of the best coffee at the village, customize your WISE gear, and help us shape the future shorts for a chance to take home WISE gear.

See you in Chamonix.

LINE TO LINE — Massif du Beaufortain

Part 6/6 — Closing

The Beaufortain is more than a route.

It's the kilometres shared together, the ever-changing landscapes, and those final moments when the sun slips behind the mountains that stay with you long after the run is over.

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LINE TO LINE — Massif du Beaufortain

Part 5/6 — Short 522

When temperatures rise, travelling light becomes essential. With its integrated carrying belt, six storage pockets and the ability to carry two 500 ml flasks, the Short 522 keeps all your essentials secure and easily accessible while remaining breathable and stable throughout the run.

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LINE TO LINE — Massif du Beaufortain

Part 4/6 — Bag Quiver

Long climbs call for poles, fast descents often don't. The Bag Quiver keeps them exactly where you need them, allowing quick storage and easy access thanks to its wide opening and top-mounted tightening system. Less time handling your equipment, more time enjoying the trail.

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LINE TO LINE — Massif du Beaufortain
Part 3/6 — Tight 330
Mountain conditions can change in an instant. Designed to feel like a second skin, the Tight 330 combines freedom of movement with an integrated carrying belt that securely holds a flask and your running essentials without bounce. So you can forget about your gear and stay focused on the trail.

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LINE TO LINE — Massif du Beaufortain

Part 2/6 — Running Bag 331

As the terrain becomes more demanding, having everything within easy reach makes all the difference. With its 6 L carrying capacity, intuitive access to hydration and exceptional stability, the Running Bag 331 lets you focus on one thing only: moving forward and enjoying the mountains.

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