Collection: Edelrid

Three sizes, five colours and very robust accessory biners.

A smaller chalk bag, choice of two colours.

Stiffness allows for easier placements ie. threading. Very high abrasion and cut resistance. Well worth having one or two instead of soft slings. Available in four lengths.

Has a bucket in the middle of the tarp. Lightweight ripstop nylon.

Easy to open and close, handy outside pocket and a comfortable shoulder strap.

Makes for a really nice anchor. Good idea to carry at least one 240cm sling when multi-pitching.

A really good unit, seems to do it all.

Nice size, screw top saves a mess in your pack.

A very versatile device, but takes a while to become competent/conversant with it. You will either love it or hate it, take a look at some reviews before you buy.

The perfect device for when the lead climber outweighs the belayer. Could also be useful if you have an inexperienced belayer, or are just paranoid about being dropped! Has had good reviews, designed primarily for sport climbing. NEW IMPROVED MODEL

A nice hard wearing cord.

Can be connected to the belay loop without using a crab. Has an anti-panic function (that can be deactivated).

A very hard wearing cord.

Popular with canyoneers and paddlers.

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

Use it as a throw pad, tape it to a vertical danger zone etc, or even sit on it for lunch.

Beats using a wash basket. Packs flat.

Combines nylon with dyneema. End result - 40% lighter than nylon, abrasion resistant and holds a knot better. A good anchor sling, comes in 4 lengths.