DMM

So light and small, really no reason not to carry one when multi-pitching. Particularly useful if climbing with inexperienced partners, or if there is three in the party. A recommended piece of kit.

One of the safest belay carabiners out there - the plastic clip only closes when the screwgate is done up.

New model. Makes a great anchor focal point for big walls or for 3 or more people on a multi-pitch climb.

Maximum strength.

Excellent nuts that compliment the larger DMM Alloy Offsets.

Heavy duty, wears really well, popular old school device, that has stood the test of time.

Note: the wiregate opens in not out, making it safer than some others on the market. The horn stops your Grigri from sliding around.

Some of the best small cams out there. Same colours and sizing as Black Diamond, Wild Country and Dragons.

38% lighter than Walnuts, excels in shallow placements.

Has a nice soft end for hitting with your palm, remove and it has a 17mm spanner for 10mm bolts. Nice

A really nice compact unit.

Small, compact and safer than a screwgate.

The twist lock version of the Revolver.

Really useful as a redirect if using a waist belay at the top.

It's like the Ceros, but without the extra belay gate.

A twist lock version of the popular Shadow.

Preferred by some over the Phantom as it is slightly bigger, particularly if you have big hands, or are wearing gloves.

Four handy gear loops, two inside and two outside. Available in two sizes.

Primarily designed for winter climbing, however, I can see many advantages for use on summer rock.

I have read good reviews.

Some climbers like to have different coloured carabiners for different uses.

A large racking carabiner for your wired nuts.

No better stopper type nut out there.

Nice that the captive bar can be removed with a small screwdriver and reinserted.