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No Front Points!
Written on Nov 14, 2019
Review for
Stubai Twin Peaks
If you're a trail runner, a hiker, a casual glacier walker, or worried about your slippery driveway this winter, these crampons have one major advantage over others: no front points. Eliminating the front points allows me to run without having to do high-knees the entire time. They fit almost all of my shoes and the ultralights are so light that I almost forget that they're there.
Great Harness
Written on Nov 14, 2019
Review for
Singing Rock Versa Ii Harness
I love the dual adjust waistband, it makes centering my gear on my gear loops much easier. This harness is inexpensive, durable, and comfortable. Whether you're sport climbing, rappelling, trad climbing, or multipitch climbing; this harness can get it done.
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These Gloves Last!
Written on Nov 14, 2019
Review for
Singing Rock Grippy Leather Gloves
Between belaying in the cold, Aid Climbing, Ascending ropes, and hauling, my gloves take a ton of abuse. I've loved these gloves for the sheer durability. The reinforced palm makes rappelling a breeze, and the larger wrist loop makes clipping them to your harness easier than comparable models.
Great, Inexpensive Knifeblade
Written on Nov 14, 2019
Review for
Singing Rock Piton A5
I've only used them a handful of time, mostly because micro-fractures that require them aren't that common in my area. But the few times that I've pounded them in, they've held like a dream. Eyelet fits almost any size carabiner.
Great Extra Harness
Written on Nov 04, 2019
Review for
Cypher Guide - Blue
Whether you're bringing your roommate that doesn't climb or your kid that's growing faster than you can keep shoes on them, the guide is a great option for an extra harness. I personally love that the belay loop is vertical instead of one of the typical horizontal belay loops that are so common in universal harnesses. It allows whoever you're bringing to belay like they would with a regular harness and is a great teaching tool.
A Good Tuber
Written on Nov 01, 2019
Review for
Singing Rock Buddy Belay Device
This tube belay device is perfect for your everyday belaying and rappelling needs. It's more shallow than other tube devices, which can make single-strand rappels quicker than other ATC's that I've used. But it does the job.
Great for Hauling
Written on Nov 01, 2019
When you're hauling on a big wall or in a rescue situation, there is nothing worse than having your static line twist itself into a useless knot at your progress capture. The swivel is a wonderful tool for allowing your haul bag or load to spin freely and work itself over ledges and roofs.
Aid Climbing For Days
Written on Nov 01, 2019
Review for
Singing Rock Safety Chain Daisy System
When you're going to use daisy chains for your big wall, aid climbing, ascending, and general adventures, use these ones. They're ultralight and ultra-strong, easy to fifi hook, and worth every penny.
Great Device
Written on Oct 29, 2019
Review for
Climbing Technology Alpine-up Belay Device
I previously used the MegaJul Extensively in my climbing. But after using the CT Alpine-Up, I'm never going back. The Alpine-Up has an incredibly intuitive device that can be used as a tuber, a geometric assisted breaking device, or as a rappel device. It's lighter than a GriGri or Birdie and works with both single and half ropes.
Great Prusik
Written on Oct 21, 2019
Review for
beal-jammy-50cm-50cm
The Jammy never leaves my harness. I've used it as a third hand, to pass knots while rappelling, to ascend ropes, to haul light loads, and even as a PAS once or twice. This is an incredibly useful tool for any climber or canyoneer.
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