Collection: Other Trad Climbing

A simple, budget gear sling.

One leash that rules them all.

Five extra connectors for the leash.

Nice tape.

Nice tape, handily split into two different widths.

Textured back with thumb protection. Small fit, you might need to go up a size. Better than any other crack glove I've had.

Incredible value, buy individually, or as a pack. Colours match BD, DMM, WC cams, hexes etc.

A nice racking biner from BD.

An old favorite.

Fantastic if you have a huge rack. Easy to balance gear. Handy front loops for your favorite wires. Highly recommended.

A solid unit with a nice shape.

A small solid unit.

Nice, and very light (26g) for a larger wiregate.

Useful when bolting and alpine, or for a nut tool etc. Not for use as PPE.

A good solid adjustable unit. I like the large D for racking wires.

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.

Buy individually, or buy the multi-pack. The best racking biner I've seen.

The Trad Daddy of chalk bags. Nice and big. Climb Now Work Later. I like the zip pocket on the side

A large racking carabiner for your wired nuts.

A small, light rigging plate.

Combines carabiner with rigging plate.

Our biggest selling oval, great for racking wires.

The best bandolier out there.

Heavy duty, sort your gear and makes a great tote bag.

NB: These are small and take some getting used to.

The multi loop helps keep track of what you've used. The D Attachment adds extra space and balances the load.

Saves cross loading carabiners and makes for a clean anchor.

Thin with sticky rubber and not much bulk.

Very strong (32kN multi directional), yet very light.