Climbing Gear Alpine

The Alpine Express connects two hyperlight, full-size Photon Wire carabiners with an equally versatile and lightweight 10 mm x 60 cm Dyneema runner. The Photon Wire is the lightest full-size carabiner on the market making it the optimal choice for use in alpine environments where we are often wearing gloves. The 10 mm x 60 cm Dyneema slings are light, strong and thin making them the perfect choice for long routes where we need the variable length, but not the extra weight or bulk. The unique properties of Dyneema® also make them particularly well-suited for wet conditions common with alpine terrain. The ultimate alpine draw Equipped with two Photon Wire carabiners Versatile and

With proven performance since sometime around the Pleistocene, the A-Bod is simple, minimal, perfected and classic. PRODUCT FEATURES Traditional buckle Quick-release leg loops Four gear loops 12 kN-rated haul loop Entire harness constructed from quick-dry nylon webbing MATERIAL Nylon Webbing WEIGHT [M] 395 g (14 oz)   Keep in mind: Products from the Spring Clearance promotion were manufactured between 2019 and 2022.

With proven performance since sometime around the Pleistocene, the A-Bod is simple, minimal, perfected and classic. PRODUCT FEATURES Traditional buckle Quick-release leg loops Four gear loops 12 kN-rated haul loop Entire harness constructed from quick-dry nylon webbing MATERIAL Nylon Webbing WEIGHT [M] 395 g (14 oz)   Keep in mind: Products from the Spring Clearance promotion were manufactured between 2019 and 2022.

The click-up mode (Hand assisted braking) allows: belaying a lead climber on multi pitch sport climbing routes (bolted); self-locking abseiling, using the folding handle; absolute safety, even if the rope is incorrectly inserted. The dynamic mode (Manual braking) allows: belaying a lead climber on alpine route or ice climbing (friends, nuts and pitons); braking friction with “V” grooves, similar to a tube device; abseiling with “V” grooves brake. The guide mode allows: independent and self-locking belaying of one or two seconding climbers; possibility of gradual releasing of a second under tension, by placing a biner in the proper hole. ALPINE UP is supplied and