Ski mountaineering may sound niche, but CAMP is taking it to a whole new level, with 4 skimo crampon offerings along. Plus, they’ll sell (separately) a dyneema linking strap accessory that can replace...
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The WeighMyRack team is impatiently waiting to get our hands on a Revo for an official climbing test, but until that happens, we’re still geeking out on the details. Revo Overview The Wild...
Earlier this year we travelled to Germany and toured Edelrid’s headquarters and rope making facility. We asked them to walk us through every step of the rope making process and we’re sharing...
There is no marketing BS spewing from the mouth of Metolius Founder and President Doug Phillips, the most humble man I know. When I asked him about the new FS Mini II he simply replied, “the differences...
Arc’teryx’s harnesses have been completely re-vamped for 2015. In addition to taking feedback from climbers, harness designer Tony Richardson was equipped with years of experience climbing...
The Nano 22 is one of the lightest carabiners available. In fact, it’s the #2 lightest ‘biner in the world (see the lightest carabiners, in order, at www.weighmyrack.com/carabiner). The Nano...
Have you ever been in the unwelcome rappelling situation where your lead rope is caught and the only other cord you have is a static tag line? When the benefit of carrying a light-weight rap line...
Beal has been on a roll recently, presenting mind-blowing ropes and continually one-upping themselves in technology and construction. For example, last year they released the 7.3mm Gully – the thinnest...
The trend in 2015 carabiners is clear: Most brands are adding a “price conscious” solid gate keylock carabiner and matching sport draw to their arsenal. This wave of new keylock biners...
Edelrid’s newest women’s harness, the Solaris, comes with a bold statement: the Solaris is the first woman specific harness on the market. Since harnesses have been labeled as women’s...
When Edelrid designs a new product, they create strict and purposeful goals. For their newest locking carabiners, the entire goal was to create a locker that could easily rotate through eyelets,...
Warning: This carabiner is not for everybody. It’s geared towards the most ambitious 1-2% of the climbing market. The biggest goal of the 19G is to keep innovation alive by not focusing solely...
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