MTB-News User Award 2020 – VAUDE ist und bleibt die beliebteste Bekleidungs- & Nachhaltigkeitsmarke
Jedes Jahr vergibt das Fahrrad Magazin “MTB-News” User Awards. Diese ergeben sich aus einer Leserbefragung mit knapp 14.000 Teilnehmern. VAUDE wurde im Bereich Bekleidung und Nachhaltigkeit auf den ersten Platz gewählt.
Bekleidung:
Bereits zum fünften Mal geht der goldene MTB-News User Award in der Kategorie Bekleidung an VAUDE. „An VAUDE führt kein Weg vorbei“, so der Herausgeber des Magazins über die Platzierung.
Nachhaltigkeit:
Auch in der Kategorie “Nachhaltigkeit” erhält VAUDE den goldenen Award. Seit über zehn Jahren nimmt VAUDE seine Verantwortung für Mensch und Natur sehr ernst. Der Award zeigt, dass Nachhaltigkeit in Zeiten des Klimawandels ein immer wichtiger werdendes Gut ist, das es zu bestärken gilt.
Rucksäcke:
In der Sektion “Rucksäcke” erzielt VAUDE, wie auch im Vorjahr, ein Platz unter den ersten drei beliebtesten Rucksackherstellern.
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