The ultimate weapon for pin scars and flares. Superlight, superfly — the Mosquito is an extremely lightweight, minimalistic, high-end sport climbing harness that weighs just Robust and reliable this Friend combines classic features and significant additions to create an intriguing mix of old and new.

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For this reason, you should invest in carabiners with long-standing reputations for quality and strength, such as those made by Petzl , Black Diamond , or the Tommy Caldwell endorsed Eldelrid.

There are other types, but they largely fall between those three, with minor variations. This video will help you identify which type of carabiner is best-suited for you:.

We did say carabiners are used for all sorts of things in rock climbing—one of these is the quickdraw. The idea is to attach one end of the quickdraw carabiner to a bolt hanger on a route and your rope to the other.

This gives you some slack on the rope by allowing the rope to move around while remaining attached to the bolt hanger. Once again, YouTube is your friend for this one—the below clip will help you pick the right quickdraw for your climb.

Incidentally, this philosophy of conservation and ethical climbing is held by climbing pioneer and Yosemite big wall legend Yvon Chouinard who founded the outdoors clothing company Patagonia, amongst other achievements.

Unfortunately, rock faces and mountains occasionally have a habit of spontaneously fracturing, sending stones, rocks, and sometimes boulders tumbling down below.

This is a hazard for any climber, which is why the helmet is another key piece of rock climbing equipment. The untouched aspect of wild mountains makes the rock unpredictable, while the well-worn routes of trad and sport climbing can sometimes mean the wall has weakened.

Ideally, your helmet should fit snugly and sit flat on your head but not feel too tight. You should also ensure the helmet does not obstruct your line of sight up the wall. Stepping foot on a wall without climbing shoes is unheard of.

They are as closely related to climbing as the racket is to tennis. In short, there is no rock climbing without them. For this reason, climbing shoes are most often categorised by skill level, closely related to the degree to which the climbing shoe is downturned.

Advanced climbing shoes are purposefully designed for vertical climbing, so the climber can transfer power through their foot to make better use of small holds. Achieving this ability takes immense foot strengthening through years of climbing, hence why advanced shoes would be unwearable for a beginner.

It would help if you ensured the shoe was suitable for your foot shape. Many bouldering gyms have integrated climbing equipment shops, and test holds so that you can try on the shoe and try it out. In most instances, beginner and intermediate shoes are suitable in both environments.

Chalk bags are a pretty straightforward bit of kit. They also come with a side-release buckle and a loop of fabric so that you can attach them to your harness or pants. There are endless options on the market, all roughly as good as each other, given the simple design.

Plus, chalk bags are one of the few pieces of rock climbing equipment that allow you to flex a bit of your personality.

A cylindrical bag is ideal for longer climbs, whereas a tapered bag is best suited to shorter routes. As with the chalk powerlifters and gymnasts use, chalk is used in climbing to increase grip and friction on the surface of your hand by drying sweat and other moisture.

Some apply it pre-emptively, while others only apply it after flappers occur. Many climbing tapes contain zinc-oxide to help heal the abrasions and decrease the chances of infection, too.

This video shows how it works:.

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One of our favorites is the Organic Climbing Big Five Pad , custom-made with your pick of colors and design, simple features, and soft and long-lasting memory foam the only pad of its kind. Not all climbers will need to invest in a pair of approach shoes, but they're an invaluable piece of equipment when your commute to the crag involves rock hopping or scrambling.

Approach shoes differ from lightweight hiking shoes or trail-running shoes in a few main ways, namely in their stiff, sticky rubber sole and protective rand that surrounds the toe box. They also are often designed with lacing all the way to the toe like a climbing shoe for a snug fit that holds your foot tightly on technical terrain.

La Sportiva's TX4 is one of the most popular models of approach shoes, lauded for its durable and protective build, comfort on the trail, and security on the rock. After all, simplicity is one of the best perks of pebble wrestling. But for gear that will help you climb higher off the ground, read on.

Unless your name is Alex Honnold, you probably won't be getting too far off the ground without a harness. Climbing harnesses are trustworthy pieces of gear that attach you to the rope and keep your body upright whether you're climbing, hanging, rappelling, or falling.

Furthermore, they allow you to safely belay your partner, and provide gear loops to organize essential equipment such as quickdraws, a belay device, carabiners, and more. Some harnesses prioritize comfort or durability over all else, while others aim to be lightweight and compact for mountain missions.

The Black Diamond Solution is a crowd favorite for its simple and eye-catching appearance, comfort, and affordability. Regardless of the type of device and there are many , each one uses friction to stop or slow the rope—and thus keep your partner from falling.

We prefer the Black Diamond ATC-Guide, a versatile tool that can be used for belaying from both the top and bottom, as well as rappelling. Modern single ropes are meters in length and anywhere from 8. Gym rats can get away with a to meter line, but for most climbers we recommend a meter rope in the midmillimeter range.

One of our favorites is the Mammut 9. Climbing on real rock of any kind warrants a helmet, plain and simple. It not only functions to protect your noggin in the event of a fall but also guards against rocks and debris that may fall from above.

Helmets range from affordable and heavy hard shells to those with ultralight and durable expanded polypropylene EPP foam. The Black Diamond Vision and Petzl Sirocco are some of the best lightest and most durable helmets in the game and, in our opinion, are worth the extra investment.

A dozen quickdraws will get you to the top of most sport clip-ups, although you should always check the beta ahead of time to make sure you have enough. Quickdraws come in a range of sizes, with variation both in the carabiners and dogbone the material that connects them.

Lightweight draws are ideal for trad and alpine racks, but sport climbers will appreciate the convenience of larger models. Our favorite is the Petzl Spirit Express : well-made, a joy to clip and unclip, and rigid enough to stab at out-of-reach bolts.

Sure, any old backpack will do, but we prefer a cragging-specific pack for comfort and convenience. These are generally liters, made with durable fabrics, and feature unique organizational systems. You are now free to enjoy the security of bolts and well-chalked holds.

But what about cracks, and mountains, and long multi-pitch adventures? Stick with us for our trad climbing recommendations. When there are no bolts in the rock, you have to create your own protection. Throughout the years, climbers have gone from nailing pitons or placing primarily passive protection with no moving parts nuts, hexes to now relying mostly on cams.

Cams come in a range of sizes distinguishable by color and head widths they each have different strong suits , and are made by a variety of companies.

A standard rack, in general, contains two of each piece from tips purple or grey Master Cam to a 4 Camalot although this can vary depending on where you're climbing.

Although cams are certainly the easiest protection to place and remove, a set of nuts aka stoppers is essential. The Metolius Torque Nut Tool is one of our favorites, with wrenches of various sizes, a small carabiner, tapered nose to reach the smallest nuts, and a hook at the end to access the trigger bars of uncooperative cams.

An alpine draw—made up of two non-locking carabiners and a inch sling aka runner —is the standard tool for the job. Dyneema aka Dynex or Spectra and nylon are the two most common materials used for slings, with Dyneema being lighter and more abrasion-resistant, and nylon being cheaper and more dynamic, but too bulky and heavy for most.

We like the Mammut Contact slings paired with CAMP Photon Wire carabiners , although for all but the most selective climbers, virtually any pairing of Dyneema sling and lightweight carabiners will do the trick.

And some brands, including Trango and Black Diamond, also sell packs of pre-made alpine draws that take the guesswork out of the equation. Follower packs range from about liters, and are generally top-loading with a simple one-handed drawstring closure and external zipper pocket for easy access on the go.

Girth-hitched to the harness, a personal anchor system or PAS secures you to the anchor while belaying, rappelling, or cleaning a route.

Each loop is full-strength unlike a daisy chain , and you can securely clip in at multiple lengths. The Metolius PAS 22 is a time-tested classic, and many companies, including Black Diamond and Sterling, offer very similar versions. For single-pitch climbing, many climbers will top-rope off of quickdraws or alpine draws opposite and opposed, of course attached to a two-bolt anchor.

If you want a beefier anchor or need supplies for multi-pitch anchors, we recommend long Dyneema slings the inch length will usually suffice for a two-piece anchor and a few locking carabiners. Alternatively, cordelette is cheaper, and long strands work well for constructing three-piece trad anchors.

Our preferred set-up is about 6 yards of the ultra-strong Sterling Powercord , though any 6-millimeter cord will do. Our list above covers the major essentials, but below we detail out more helpful items and tools to bring along with you to the crag most of these are only relevant to outdoor climbing.

Climbing gear can be an intimidating world of numbers, safety ratings, and gear jargon. Perhaps our Seattle roots make us biased, but we also love REI Co-op. They have a wide selection of gear, offer a generous return policy although it prohibits the return of certain types of climbing gear , and the staff are generally knowledgeable and helpful.

On the subject of online shopping, Backcountry. Back to Our Rock Climbing Checklist See Our Climbing Gear Reviews. We cover all the gear you need for rock climbing, from bouldering essentials to the nuts and bolts literally of sport and trad. Photo Credit. Adam McKibben. That's a blessing outside, especially, when wind on even a mild day can chill you to the bone if your shirt is damp with sweat.

If you don't know the name Kühl, you should acquaint yourself. They make some of the finest-fitting outdoor clothes on the market, and for years I've been using a pair of Renegade pants to climb indoors and outdoors.

I've found most hiking pants—few pairs are marketed as climbing-specific—to be annoyingly baggy, even more so than shirts. While polyester shirts are fine for climbing, I'd suggest durable nylon pants instead of polyester pants, especially if you plan on climbing outside against more abrasive rock.

Available in tapered and standard fits and in a variety of inseams, the Renegade pants fit athletically, but 5 percent Spandex blended into its nylon fabric allows you to contort into all sorts of climbing positions. Powdered chalk keeps your hands dry and grippy while climbing. It's not absolutely necessary, but it's nice to have.

Loose chalk is fine, but for less of a mess, put it in a chalk sock. Whenever you need a little extra grip on the climbing wall, give the chalk sock a feel and your hands will be nicely coated without sending a dust plume into the air.

There's a non-refillable version, but I like this one that can be refilled with more chalk whenever you deplete it. After all, the more you can reuse, the less that'll end up in a landfill. Whether you're carrying loose chalk dust or a chalk sock, you'll need somewhere to store it while you're climbing.

You'll see lots of people, including serious climbers, dangling chalk bags off a harness gear loop with a carabiner, but the best method is to use the included waist strap.

It keeps the bag closer to your reach, and it doesn't swing wildly while you're moving. Helmets are for protecting yourself from rock fall and ice fall if you end up getting into ice climbing.

It's important to have one when outdoors. You will get hit with bits of rock and gravel; it just happens. You can bypass the helmet if you'll only be climbing indoors. Foam helmets are great at dissipating impact forces, and the vents keep your head cool in warm weather.

I dig the Wall Rider because of its hybrid construction, with a partial hard shell and foam. The shell keeps smaller rocks from pelting you in the noggin while retaining all the benefits of foam.

Mammut now has a MIPS Multi-Directional Impact Protection System version, and if your budget can stretch, it's worth shelling out for it no pun intended. There's an inner liner that allows the outer plastic to rotate slightly, so it reduces rotational forces on the brain.

Belaying can be rough on the hands. Toss a pair of belay gloves into your pack the next time you head outdoors to climb and save your palms from rope burn.

There are heavier-duty, all-leather gloves out there, but for such small money the Crag's durability and comfort impressed me. Synthetic leather on the palms and fingers provided solid abrasion protection, and the breathable cloth construction everywhere else helped keep my hands from sweating in the midday sun, unlike all-leather gloves.

I've gotten years of use out of mine. I found it easier to tie and untie knots with the half-finger version. If you plan to tackle outdoor climbs, you'll need a backpack capable of hauling all your gear out there.

The Creek 20 is the perfect size for carrying all the equipment needed for sport climbs, which is what you ought to start out climbing. While you can use a typical daypack for climbs, it helps to have a beefier pack built for the job.

Rocks are abrasive and sharp, and the climbing gear that goes in your pack will be heavy. Having a hip belt and sternum strap will make lugging your climbing shoes, harness, carabiners, belay device, snacks, and clothing layers more bearable. The wire gate is more conventional than the Dyon, but like the Dyon it's completely snag-free, as DMM has effectively eliminated the notch on the nose.

At 36 grams, it's unnoticeably heavier than the Dyon and a few dollars more expensive. Our old recommendation for a locking carabiner, the C.

I didn't notice any difference in building quality between the two. There are various locking mechanisms for locking carabiners, including twist-lock and magnet-operated ones.

They're all fine, but go with the classic screw-gate, which is much cheaper. It's what I use. If it gets stuck, apply some outward pressure put it under load and then try unscrewing it.

The C. Its schnoz has a reduced protrusion compared to traditional carabiners, so it's not terrible, but it's also not snag-free. Plus, they're awfully small, and so building anchors on them can quickly become cumbersome.

They're still a fine choice for when you're prioritizing low weight at a low price, such as clipping quickdraws. Being made completely of cowhide with reinforced palms, they made me feel like I could've used them to grab onto a passing locomotive.

The downside is that in the summer heat, they sure get sweaty. Most people won't need something this huge. Plus, the nose had a tendency to snag on everything. The nose snags so badly that I owe mine an apology for the names I called them in Alaska this spring. Jeremy White. Parker Hall. Gear Team.

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