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Road Tripping Necessities
Here are some items to help you have a trip to remember fondly not just for brilliant days of climbing, but also for the nights of hanging out and re-charging.
The Rack: Harnesses
Fit, adjustability, breathability and padding; keep these factors in mind when choosing the safest, most comfortable harness for you.
Spring Climbing Shoes.
Climbing Shoes are the only piece of gear that can actually improve a climber's performance. Climbers eagerly anticipate the spring release of new improved shoes. Here are some of them.
Quickdraws.
Companies now offer draws optimized for specific types of climbing. Consider these factors before making a purchase.
New Climbing Holds
Inject some excitement into an old wall with the right shapes and texture. Here are some things to look for when purchasing new climbing holds.
Lightweight Hardshells
While soft shells are an excellent choice for less extreme weather conditions, they can't provide the same level of wind snow and water protection found in waterproof breathable hardshells.
Indoor Climbing Gear + Accessories
Here are some products that should keep climbers motivated during the long Canadian indoor climbing season.
What’s New in Ice Gear?
The arrival of shorter daylight hours and the increasingly colder temperatures signal the start of ice climbing season. Check out this years new gear and clothing.
Ice Climbing Harnesses
An ice specific harness will be more comfotable, less bulky and easier to use.
Headlamps
These new headlamps are small, lightweightand easily fit into a pack pocket. With their sleek construction, they are perfect for pre-daylight alpine starts, in the dark rappels and article climb meal prep.
