Time to put the Theory into practice… The La Sportiva Theory has dropped. This sleek black and yellow performance shoe has been designed with plastic holds in mind. It offers...
When I was first discovering aid climbing I read that you will never regret having a few extra micro-cams on the harness, and it wasn’t until I saw the...
The DMM Pivot has become my go to belay device for it’s versatility and thoughtful design. The DMM Pivot functions excellently as a regular belay device off the harness with a...
When it comes to training for hard boulder projects, my board of choice is the Beastmaker 2000. The team at Beastmaker have been in the forefront of wooden training boards...
I've used the Julbo Cameleons for mountaineering, ice climbing, downhill and cross country skiing. Pros Shape of lens fits well to face, covers all light entry points Bendable...
I've used the Adventure Light pants for daily wear and travel. Pros Light fabric but not too light for winter. Deep and wide cargo pockets within easy reach,...
I've used the 9.8 Evolution Velocity for all kinds of rock climbing - sport, traditional, aid, and indoors. This rope is hugely popular among climbers of all sorts...
The elasticized waist on the Mojo Shorts are awesome! Pros Because the waist band is so low profile and conforms to your hips, you don't get rubbing from...
I've used the Icicle Jacket for climbing (as a belay jacket), snow camping, mountaineering, downhill skiing, working as a ski lift operator standing around in -20 degree weather... ...
I've mainly used this jacket for cross country skiing, alpine hiking, winter cragging Pros It is seriously warm, packed with high loft down in box wall baffles -...
I've used the Neoplume pants for high altitude mountaineering. Pros Lighter than fleece pants of comparable warmth Very compressible Full length zippers (meants putting them on at belays...
The Matrix Light Ice Axe is another fine ice climbing tool from Grivel. I've used it for ice climbing at Blue Lake, and general mountaineering in New Zealand. Pros...
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