Climbing Equipment 

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9.8 Crag Dry Rope
Single rope for sports and traditional climbing

bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ165
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10.2 Crag Classic Rope
Single rope for sport-, trad and top rope climbing

Solution dye | bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ140
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9.5 Gym Classic Rope
Top-class all-arounder for the climbing gym

Solution dye | bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ110
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9.8 Crag Classic Rope
Single rope for sports and traditional climbing

Solution dye | bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ105
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9.5 Crag Dry Rope
Single rope for sports and traditional climbing

bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ180
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Sloper Brush
Durable boulder brush with wild boar bristles

Recycled

ÂŁ26
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Crimper Brush
Durable boulder brush with wild boar bristles

Recycled

ÂŁ13
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Ophir 4 Slide
Climbing harness

bluesign® PRODUCT | Fair Wear

ÂŁ65
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Ophir Kids
Climbing harness for children

Fair Wear

ÂŁ50
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Hammer Cord
Versatile accessory cord

bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ70
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Cord POS
Universal rope

bluesign® PRODUCT

ÂŁ10

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Climbing Carabiners: Perfect for Sport Climbing, Mountaineering, and Beyond

Climbing carabiners are essential gear for every climber, designed to connect various parts of the climbing system. They come in different shapes, such as D-shaped, oval, and HMS, each suited for specific tasks like belaying, anchoring, or progression.

Material & Strength: Typically made from lightweight aluminum or durable steel, climbing carabiners must meet strict strength standards. Aluminum carabiners are lighter and suitable for most climbing activities, while steel carabiners offer more durability and are often used in heavier-duty applications.

Locking Mechanisms: Carabiners feature different locking mechanisms; screw-gate, twist-lock, and auto-lock, each providing varying levels of security. Screw-gate carabiners are manually locked, offering reliability with less weight, whereas auto-locking designs ensure the gate remains closed during climbing for added safety.

Gate Opening: The size of the gate opening can impact ease of use, especially when wearing gloves. Larger gates are easier to clip onto ropes and gear.

Certifications: Look for carabiners that meet safety standards set by organizations such as the UIAA or CE to ensure they can handle the forces encountered during climbing.

Consider Your Needs: When choosing carabiners, consider the specific climbing activities you plan to undertake. Different styles and locking mechanisms are better suited for certain types of climbs, so selecting the right carabiner can enhance both your safety and climbing efficiency.