Climbing
-
Grivel
Steel Blade Shovel
-
This steel blade shovel is an ideal to carry if you already use a walking axe.
The shovel fits into the base of the axe shaft, allowing the shaft to be used as the handle. It's quick to use, with no real assembly needed.
The well-designed shovel even works well in tight spaces, and can be used on its own without an axe, as an emergency shovel
-
£45.00
-
Petzl Charlet
Nitro Shock Absorber
-
The Petzl Charlet Nitro is designed to protect marginal anchors from shock loading. The Nitro is suitable for ice screw placements and abolokov's, but also good for some rock routes with limited gear.
The Petzl Nitro Shock Absorber is effectively a nylon sling sewn with stitches that are designed to tear when shock loaded. The Nitro is used as a quickdraw would be, but when shock loaded, the folded sling deploys by ripping the retaining stitching, which absorbs the impact forces of a major fall.
-
was £30.00 £20.00
-
Cordee Books
Rock Climbing Skills Instruction Book
-
Jam-packed full of essential skills and techniques for all levels of climber. The official handbook of the Mountaineering Instructor and Single Pitch Award schemes.
-
£16.99
-
Cordee Books
Climbing: From Gym to Crag
-
Climbing: From Gym to Crag by Cicerone books is a handy and concise guide to helping you build the skills needed for rock climbing. The four main areas covered in this book are Indoor Climbing, Sport Climbing, Traditional Climbing, and Retreat Techniques. Climbing indoors is relatively safe, and making that transition to outdoor climbing sucessfully where the dangers are ten fold and mistakes are costly is extremely important. There are instructional chapters on safety, belaying, technique, leading, and anchors, helping any level of climber obtain a good knowledge of safety techniques.
-
£15.99
-
Cordee Books
Climbing: Training For Peak Peformance
-
There was a time when climbers didn't train much, and if they did, it certainly was not very sophisticated compared to what other top athletes were doing. Of course, there was also a time when if you led a 5.10 route on sight, you were considered a decent rock climber. Now 5.10s are quite modest, and effective training for climbing is a sophisticated affair that leaves little room for missteps. So whether you're a climbing gym whiz or lust after clean ascents of classic alpine routes, give yourself the edge with this rock-solid guide to peak performance.
-
£14.99
Whether you’re into rock climbing or winter mountaineering, here you will find a great range of climbing gear for rock and ice including safety equipment to ensure all you need to worry about is your climbing.
