Collection: Petzl

More compact than the old model.

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

Better than a GriGri for lead belaying. Very nice.

For sit starts, to cover gaps between larger pads, strap to the rock or a throw pad.

The best way to carry spare batteries is in another headlamp, carry it in a Noctilight! The Noctlilight doubles as a carry case that converts to a lantern. A great idea.

Easier to open than a triact lock, but needs to be kept clean.

A nice screwgate to match with your pulley.

The carabiner I use for my Grigri, super safe, can't undo or unclip, which can happen with ordinary screwgates.

Good, cheap emergency pulley, really low weight (42g) makes it easy to carry.

Full body harness, safer than a sit harness, all our kids had Ouistiti. NEW MODEL - looks great, much improved.

Lightweight and compact.

Saves cross loading carabiners and makes for a clean anchor.

Can be used for cycling as well as climbing, making this a first choice for a child's helmet. Suitable also for adults with small heads, looks just like an adult's helmet.

Designed for canyoning, but suitable for other uses. Will only work with a small biner such as the Petzl Sm'D or an Attache.

Use with single or double ropes.

Has a good feel to it.

Never spill chalk again.

Now back in stock with a new formula and new packaging.

New Model. Look after your rope and it will look after you.

Very light weight, supple and durable polyethylene slings.

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

A favourite belay device for multi-pitch climbing.

Handy for the odd bolt or to finish that last hole when your battery dies.

The 18mm pulley sheave is a lot bigger than the DMM Revolver, it is also heavier. Available with a triple action gate, or a snap gate.

Chalk bag design taken to the next level. Choice of 5 colours.

Bouldering bag with magnetic closure, carry handles and 2 zip pockets.

A variation of the popular Saka chalkbag, with a zippered expandable pocket and a belt. New colours

A really useful piece of kit, highly recommended.

Now stocking both colours. A vast improvement over the old orange model. Nice fit and the straps stay well away from the ears. This is going to be a really popular helmet.

I like this one, a nice small carabiner, note the cord hole.

A super safe version of the screwgate carabiner. Note the cord hole.

The twist lock is becoming popular for safetys. Note the cord hole.

Carabiner hole makes this knife popular with instructors.

Spirit bent gates individually, or in a multipack of 6. Match them with your BD or DMM cams.

I've had Spirit draws for over 20 years and the gate action is still strong. Comes in 3 lengths 11,17 & 25cm

The perfect personal safety carabiner, nice and small, will go through any chain link, with the red open-gate visual warning.

I like the 25L capacity and the separate tarp.

A great choice for anchors.

Petzl make the best rubber sling keeper out there.

New 1100 Lumen model in stock.

An essential if you are going to haul.

Suitable for rope only. My choice for tyroleans if not a frequent activity. Lighter than the Speed.

Suitable for rope and cable. Fastest of the carriage pulleys specifically designed for low angle tyroleans. Stainless steel sheaves.

Really handy not only for the rope, but for sorting gear, picnicking etc.

Much improved over the older model.

I think Petzl leads the field in regards to lighting, I love my Tikka around camp.

A great second light for when you can't find or drop the other one.

Good to see a smaller petzl toolbag available.

Makes a great bag for rope access or carrying climbing gear. Light, simple and strong, 45L is about the right size as well.

A very cheap emergency pulley - needs to be used with an oval screwgate.

Light and compact - my current belay device and I've tried them all!

Excellent grip and auto locking.

A three action locking carabiner that is much easier to use with one hand than a triact-lock.

Popular with those who like their belay biner large. Make a great anchor point on big walls or muilt-pitching with a group.

A safer version of the William Screw-lock.

Fabric has a nice feel to it and they're well cut.