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CASSIN is a legend of two great protagonists: a mountain and a person. Riccardo Cassin is the father of the most iconic alpine routes with many challenges, such as Grandes Jorasses, Denali, Piz Badile and Mount McKinley. He invented much of the mountaineering equipment, and he began in 1947. CASSIN is "alpinismo in evoluzione" (mountaineering in evolution), meaning to explore in the most extreme sense and beyond the limit. They use modern materials and constructions.