Collection: Big Wall

Great priced and NZ made (imports up to $80 each). Support a NZ climbing business.

I like the quick adjustment and it's a comfortable fit.

The #1 (0.5") is my go to for a temporary redirect or for positioning when bolting.

Really good for taking photos - you can sit facing out with your back against the wall. Hang it off your Grigri for those massive cleaning jobs.

If you like the Grappling hook you"ll love this one.

Great fit, fingers not too long like most gloves. Save the hands when belaying and rope handling. Incredible value for money.

Light weight and minimalist, BD make the best daisys I've seen.

A little bit more energy absorbing than Dynex, but far heavier and bulkier.

Nice and light (aluminium).

The hook I mainly use, and I have had a few. I find it really useful when bolting (use with a daisy chain or anchor chain).

A light simple pulley.

For cleaning, hanging belays and even steeply sloping ground, a bucket is better than a bag.

I use mine when bolting, useful for small edges.

A choice of three sizes - 40L, 70L and 140L.

The best selling hammer ever made, nothing comes close for general use - stainless steel head.

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.

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

A nice, small, robust pulley.

With ball bearings, a nice larger pulley.

Another useful aluminium oval screwgate from CT.

Better than the normal ascend if you're using a Grigri or similar with it. Available in Left or Right.

Probably the best alternative to the Petzl Ascension.

Probably the best alternative to the Petzl Ascension.

It's a pulley, rope clamp, progress capture and ascender all in one device.

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

Easy to release. Comes with a screwgate.

Easier to release than other types. Comes with a screwgate.

A must if you are hauling and useful at times with general rope systems.

Our most popular small pulley.

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.

Once every year or so I'm glad to have one.

Very strong and very little bulk, my favorite cord for anchors. Made from 7m of cord - closed loop 3.4m. 0pen cordelette length is 5.8m. NOTE : colour of both cordelettes is Red

Small heavy duty plate.

Great for working routes on lead.

A small, light rigging plate.

Combines carabiner with rigging plate.

Really handy multi-directional pate. NB: Colour is BLACK.

The best fifi hook I have used.

Allows you to adjust the length of the lanyard and is self locking.

Great storage bin or rope bucket.

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

The gold standard for ascenders, the new model is even better.

The gold standard for ascenders, the new model is even better.

Easy to adjust one handed.

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

Popular with those that like to extend their rap device.

Preferred by some to the BD one.

Not too big, ideal for crevasse, river or rock work. Well priced.

An essential for every climber. Nothing else comes close for this type of device. Now stocking new model, which has an increased rope range.

Editor's Choice Super Topo - so small, so light, so many uses.

At 53g it's a lot smaller and lighter than the Micro at 85g, but you can't lock open the cam.

Saves cross loading carabiners and makes for a clean anchor.

Efficiency - 95% I think it's the best pulley I've ever used.

Carabiner hole makes this knife popular with instructors.

An essential if you are going to haul.

Much improved over the older model.