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Climbing ropes, slings, harnesses, carabiners, chockstones, jams, nuts, slides, friends, figure eights, rescue and other friction devices, gear and rope bags, crampons, ice axes, rock shoes or climbing shoes and all the climbing gear you need is just a click away.
 
  Petzl Elios Class Helmet
Petzl Elios Class Helmet
Black Diamond Regular Chalk Bag
Black Diamond Regular Chalk Bag
Black Diamond Super Slacker Rope Bag
Black Diamond Super Slacker Rope Bag
Black Diamond Cinch Rope Bag
Black Diamond Cinch Rope Bag


Gear Packages
Package Deluxe Sport Climbing Package
Package Deluxe Sport Climbing Package
Package Sport Climbing Package
Package Sport Climbing Package
 


For Ropes visit nerope.com. Research your rope wisely, know the difference in ropes and how they are rated. Don't just buy a rope "cuz you like the color". Your rope is your life and your buddy's life, know every inch of it treat it with respect and try to keep it as clean as possible and totally freak out on anyone who tries to step near it let alone on it. New climbers (who may be using the rope) should probably go with an 11 mm as it moves slower through belay plates and other friction devises and is more forgiving for less than perfect anchors and edges. Thinner ropes move faster through belay plates and friction devices but are lighter to carry or lead with. I have been a climber for over 15 yrs I'll be buying a new 11mm rope I like the added strength and abrasion resistance. Length of rope is really a matter of where you climb. I think longer is better (though I once ran a bit shy on a 320 foot sheer cliff and got a chance to think about what is important in life, which is a longer rope and a second rope and good decision making skills when route planning) pick a longer rope. Go dry! Never climb on a static(rapelling) rope, ever! Climbing ropes are dynamic and stretch to absorb shock.
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Remember if you peel from under 10 feet you will most likely hit the ground just so you know, always check your crash zone. As you get off center rope if you fall you will swing and or spin and swing pendulum like so plan for it. Falling is failure so don't fall. You are not climbing once you start falling. The key to climbing is in your mind and your positive attitude and assessment of the route and rock. Trust in your good equipment, don't buy shit or climb on shit. Trust in your instincts and always keep at least 3 points of contact on the rock. Climbing develops skills that make the non-vertical world a little easier to walk through. Feel the rock and use gravity to your advantage, climb with your legs and try to keep your arms closer to your chest (when possible) and wearing a helmet is good!

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