Collection: Alpine Equipment

An outstanding classic that has stood the test of time. Available in three styles - without cable, galvanised steel cable or dyneema cable. All 3 types have ss driving caps attached.

General purpose elasticated strop.

Better than most.

Makes a great toiletry bag!

Packs well.

Two modes - shovel and hoe, top of the line.

Redesigned and improved.

A slightly smaller version of the Oz Alpine draw, available singly or as a 3 pack.

Better than most.

Seems to be the pick of the bunch.

Really nice and light.

Better than most.

Durable. Holds crampons, ice screws etc, nice features like quick release clip, zippered pocket and drain holes.

The best poles I've ever used, handy when carrying a big load to the crag!

BD make the best poles I've ever used, these are designed for women.

At 405g it's the lightest UIAA certified shovel.

A nice price.

Hard wearing. Also useful when transporting poles and packing them in bags.

Very useful, especially when touring.

Classic walking and mountaineering axe. Excellent value.

Lightweight axe, great for touring.

More features than the Alpine Tour. Choice of three lengths.

A good solid unit, priced per individual pole. Comes with tip protector, trekking basket and ski basket. Easy lock system adjusted without a screwdriver.

Multi functional rope clamp with pulley. Four distinct modes of operation.

Nice and light.

Lightweight and has a nice feel.

Classic 12 point crampons. Come with a canvas bag.

The longer two are popular with instruction groups.

Handle is removeable and telescopic.

Lightweight, well balanced, ideal for stuck nuts, alpine climbing or tapping bolts in.

Useful when bolting as well as alpine etc. Not to be used as PPE.

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

A truly impressive guide.

Ice, snow and rock, this has it all.

Contains Fyfe River Gorge rock climbs and Island Gully ice routes.

Nice and deep, new model.

Gives more racking space - seen a few rock climbers with them.

Brightly coloured, suitable for most small items. Will not fit all crampons.

An essential kit nicely put together. Many uses, not just snow and ice. Great for many hauling situations.

Petzl toiletry bag, can also be used for crampons.

More compact than the old model.

I beam construction, bevelled edges on the holes.

Really like this one - compact and smooth.

Lightweight and now comes with a sheath.

I've not had better flasks and it packs easily with no handle to get caught up.

For the weight conscious, no handle for easy packing.