Climbing Gear

Rack up with the Metolius Ultralight Power Cam Packaged Sets and experience lightweight trad climbing at its finest. The package with sizes 1-4 consists of cams that fall on the smaller spectrum of hand-sized cams, and the package with sizes 5-8 fits the larger spectrum. Its lightweight appeal is due to the Direct Axle Technology, which places each lobe as close to one another as possible. This technology also helps you set each cam in tricky, shallow, and narrow placements with ease. Metolius made each piece with four wide lobes that increase grip on the rock as opposed to conventional four-lobed designs, and each lobe has a cam stop that helps it act passively like a stopper. CNC machined …

Design and Details UIAA Dry certified built with Sterling XEROS technology Made with bluesign certified raw materials Utilizes Sterling's Send Ready Coiled process

Design and Details Made of Durathane™, which is 10 times more abrasion resistant than the vinyl-coated nylon used in most other haul bags Has an RF welded main seam, forming a leak-proof seal that is stronger than the fabric itself All the structural stitching is covered with 3" webbing and then re-stitched for maximum durability Well padded, with an ergonomically-cut suspension system that tucks away in seconds for hauling River-bag-style closure and custom aluminum closure buckles that are virtually indestructible Dual top compression straps, offset haul points, and a drain hole Three internal gear loops and a zippered internal pocket in the lid for easy access of small items 31" tall x 18…

Perfluorinated chemicals cover dry-treated climbing ropes for obvious benefits—water- and abrasion-resistance—however, they have a ridiculously slow corrosion time, meaning that they'll last a longer than any climber's lifetime. This is problematic when ropes rub their treatments off rocky edges when you're lowering off the climb. It adds grease to the rock and, more importantly, our collective carbon footprint as climbers and humans. Edelrid solved this issue with the Swift Eco Dry Climbing, featuring the first eco-friendly dry treatment in existence. It doesn't use any of the aforementioned PFC's, and it still meets UIAA's standards for eliminated water absorption. The Swift's super skinny 8. 9…

We flake out the Arial Dry Climbing Rope at the base of our project, trusting in its flexible yet burly construction for smooth slack pay out from our belayer and reliable strength should we take another whipper on this hundredth redpoint attempt.

We flake out the Arial Dry Climbing Rope at the base of our project, trusting in its flexible yet burly construction for smooth slack pay out from our belayer and reliable strength should we take another whipper on this hundredth redpoint attempt.

Sharp edges are no stranger in alpine terrain, so when heading into the Uinta Mountains, we pack along the Starling Protect Pro Dry Climbing Rope. Edelrid's Protect technology provides a burly sheath without reducing the rope's dynamic properties, so we get superior cut resistance and still enjoy a soft catch.

Design and Details Camp USA's lightest ice crampon for technical alpinism Aggressive mono-point with secondary point for greater stability Micro-adjustable linking bar ensures a secure fit Anti-balling plates and carry case included Automatic compatibility for boots with toe and heel welts Semi-Auto Toe and Heel Bails sold separately for semi-automatic compatibility

DESIGN & DETAILS: Ideal for sport climbing and classic climbing The perfect balance of a small diameter, low weight, and high performance Dry finish makes the rope exceptionally versatile Packed to prevent tangling, no need to uncoil the rope before use Center mark TECH SPECS: Lower water absorption with extra abrasion resistance for more safety Achieves

Among Mammut's arsenal of Crag climbing ropes, the Crag Dry Rope stands out as an all-arounder for rock, ice, and every route in between. Mammut's Dry treatment excels UIAA's standards for abrasion-resistance as well as water-resistance, so this rope thrives in both desert and alpine environments. The skinny 9. 5mm diameter delicately balances between strength and lightness, making the rope suitable for both single- and multi-pitch routes. Mammut added a center mark to quicken rappel rigs.

Out of all the climbing ropes Mammut makes for alpine climbing, the Alpine Dry Rope is the thickest, burliest option that still packs small and doesn't weigh you down on long approaches. Its 9. 5mm diameter has the same feel and specs as most skinnier sport climbing ropes, and it has a Dry treated sheath and core for UIAA-certified water absorption that excels in alpine environments. The Dry treatment also enhances abrasion-resistance for an equally convenient performance on rock and ice.

DESIGN & DETAILS: Ideal for sport climbing and classic climbing The perfect balance of a small diameter, low weight, and high performance Dry finish makes the rope exceptionally versatile Packed to prevent tangling, no need to uncoil the rope before use Center mark TECH SPECS: Lower water absorption with extra abrasion resistance for more safety Achieves

The 8. 9 Dry Climbing Rope is Black Diamond's skinniest single rope and the fattest twin rope, making it incredibly versatile for sport crags, alpine routes, and everything in between. It's Black Diamond's only rope certified as a twin, half, and single rope. This version features a dry treatment that's been certified by the UIAA for eliminated water absorption, and the treatment also helps the sheathe resist abrasion if you climb more rock than ice.

Mammut's Alpine Sender Dry Rope is a triple-certified climbing rope that you can use as a half rope in the alpine, a twin rope on a multi-pitch, or a single rope on challenging single-pitches. Best-used by experienced belayers, its skinny 8. 7mm diameter packs small and reduces rope drag on wandering routes. Mammut's Dry treatment excels UIAA's standards for limiting water absorption, and it significantly enhances abrasion-resistance for a greater performance on rock as well as ice. Mammut also added a center mark to assist with quicker rappels.

The Mammut 8. 7 Crag Sender Dry Rope is triple certified and immune to moisture, making it a skinny all-rounder for sending our projects or pairing with another when scaling ice. The supple construction gives us the perfect balance of grip and glide for optimal handling, while Dry technology boosts durability and gives water and dirt the cold shoulder.

From day one, the Contact Standard Climbing Rope has fed smoothly through our belay device and hasn't fought us when we push it through gates. We get consistency with Petzl's EverFlex technology stabilizing the core strands, so we can enjoy its suppleness and grip throughout its life.

From day one, the Contact Standard Climbing Rope has fed smoothly through our belay device and hasn't fought us when we push it through gates. We get consistency with Petzl's EverFlex technology stabilizing the core strands, so we can enjoy its suppleness and grip throughout its life.

Among Mammut's arsenal of Crag climbing ropes, the Crag Dry Rope stands out to us as an all-arounder for rock, ice, and every route in between. Mammut's Dry treatment excels UIAA's standards for abrasion-resistance as well as water-resistance, so this rope thrives in both desert and alpine environments. The thicker 9. 8mm diameter delivers longer-lasting durability and better handling than it's skinnier counterpart. Mammut added a center mark to quicken rappel rigs.

Petzl had the Volta Dry Climbing Rope certified for use as a single, twin, or half rope so we can climb crags, ice, big walls, or mixed alpine routes with the same rope. The Volta sports a skinny 9. 2-millimeter diameter and an ultralight weight (55 grams per meter) to keep elite climbers content. Petzl treated this rope with a Duratec dry treatment to resist water, dirt, and abrasion, and the treatment also provides better rope grip and handling in cold, wet conditions. This rope also has an UltraSonic finish to bond the core and sheathe together in order to eliminate frayed ends and enhance the Volta's overall durability. Its middle mark helps us find the center of the rope for quicker descents,…

Petzl had the Volta Dry Climbing Rope certified for use as a single, twin, or half rope so we can climb crags, ice, big walls, or mixed alpine routes with the same rope. The Volta sports a skinny 9. 2-millimeter diameter and an ultralight weight (55 grams per meter) to keep elite climbers content. Petzl treated this rope with a Duratec dry treatment to resist water, dirt, and abrasion, and the treatment also provides better rope grip and handling in cold, wet conditions. This rope also has an UltraSonic finish to bond the core and sheathe together in order to eliminate frayed ends and enhance the Volta's overall durability. Its middle mark helps us find the center of the rope for quicker descents,…

We added the Tommy Caldwell Eco Dry ColorTec Climbing Rope to our quiver to tackle big walls and alpine routes like Tommy himself. The fine sheath structure makes for easy handling and extreme abrasion resistance. We confidently push for the onsight even in wet conditions with the rope dry treated from the inside out.

Trusted by Edelrid's formidable athletes, the Canary Pro Dry Climbing Rope is choice whether you're tackling big walls, swinging an axe on a multi-pitch, or projecting your hardest single pitch to date. It's certified as a single, half, and twin rope for the utmost versatility in the vertical world. Its Pro Dry treatment covers both sheath and core to absorb less water than 2% and excel UIAA's water repellent test. Edelrid's Thermo Shield technology bonds the core to the sheath to eliminate sheath slippage, thereby extending the rope's overall life.