FEATURES – Adjustable design for comfort at belay – Daisy chain for additional organization
Durable big wall hammer. FEATURES Forged stainless steel head Clip-in point for funkness device pin removal Pick is drooped for pin leverage Equipped with replaceable 13 mm webbing and a shoulder-length runner Oiled hickory handle to decrease...
– Holds crampons, screws or Spectres – Features a quick-release clip, drain holes and hook-and-loop closure – Interior zippered pocket for spare picks and files
Beech rollers for pull ups and overhang are demanding training devices that allow for the development of a compression grip. Diameter and weight: ∅ 50 [mm], about 300g Price for 1 roller !
Set of 12 campus slats made of deciduous beech wood with perfectly hand-made edges. Proper surface allow for a comfortable workout during overhang or movement. Set dedicated to finger strength training. The set includes slats of the following sizes:...
High-quality crunchy chalk with ultra-fine magnesium carbonate refined for dry hands and top performances at the crag and in the gym.
Foot loop for use in rope ascent. Steel buckle allows for quick adjustment from 95 to 150 cm. Also features a tensioning strap to secure the foot and a reinforced main attachment point. Product name Weight Strength g oz kN TURBOLOOP...
A fabric pouch filled with magnesia is a great alternative to traditional magnesia in loose form. After dropping Ball into the pouch, you can easily magnetize your hand. Magnesia enclosed in the form of a ball nullifies the possibility of spilling the...
The pinch is often neglected in training element. Sometimes just one of this type of grip in the difficulties on boulders or routes to eliminate the competitor with the struggle on project. This can be remedied by using the blocks to pull ups or suspending...
Ocun Hot Crushed Chalk Magnesia 35 g is a product worth having in your bag and using when moisture starts to collect on your hands. It will prove useful on a sunny day in the rocks as well as during training on the panel. In a word, everywhere where wet...
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